Students Doing Good For Others
YAC minigrants encourage elementary students to do good for others. ... Read on »
YAC minigrants encourage elementary students to do good for others. ... Read on »
YAC awards over $30,000 in 2012 ... Read on »
A lifetime of Philanthropy ... Read on »
Fair Haven Elementary receives $1,000 total ... Read on »
February Birthday Club Winner ... Read on »
John F. and Rose Marie Wismer Recipient ... Read on »
Supporting SC4’s public fundraising campaign ... Read on »
Awards over $10,000 in grants ... Read on »
Seeking Proposals ... Read on »
Grant Opportunity for Sculptures ... Read on »
Donations Help Youth Home ... Read on »
Donates Shoreline of Desmond Landing ... Read on »
Library Fund has Matching Gifts ... Read on »
260 volunteers, donors and friends ... Read on »
Kelsey McCormick ... Read on »
Two additional College Access Coordinators working in St. Clair County ... Read on »
$250,000 grant from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service ... Read on »
Hired as new program officer ... Read on »
Raises $6,600 for Woodrow Wilson Elementary Students. ... Read on »
Free Swimming and Lunch Program ... Read on »
Topped $11,000 in grants ... Read on »
Ray Wine passed away June 28, 2011 ... Read on »
Clean Up begins on the shores of the St. Clair River ... Read on »
Foundation awards top $265,000 in 2nd Quarter
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Riiverwalk Clean-up Rescheduled ... Read on »
YAC C.A.R.E. Award Recipients Announced. ... Read on »
Thanks to the generosity of Hammar Contracting ... Read on »
Spring Clean up planned. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County is seeking a part-time summer intern for 2011 ... Read on »
Foundation awards $259,000 in 1st Quarter Grants ... Read on »
YAC Grants out nearly $15,000 ... Read on »
Progress being made on the River Walk Project ... Read on »
Past Scholarship Recipients and YAC Alumni are doing great things! ... Read on »
Summary of the Downtown Summit held in Marine City ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has finished updating its goals and objectives for 2011. ... Read on »
Take advantage of this tax incentive by January 31, 2011 and you can still claim it as a 2010 deduction. ... Read on »
Too many children in St. Clair County are hungry. During school, at-risk students receive breakfast and lunch, but many have little or no food on the weekends. ... Read on »
Heather Bokram retires from the Board of Trustees ... Read on »
Denise Brooks has been elected to join the Board of Trustees ... Read on »
Cargill awarded $15,000 to provide over 1,150 at-risk kids with backpacks and school supplies and YAC granted $10,000 to fund 770 kids. The Foundation’s 2010 goal is to raise $42,900 to help 3,300 kids have the school supplies they need to start school.
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This year, we will once again bring together the “doers” from St. Clair County - our residents, other non-profits, volunteers, business and government - to raise money for organizations providing emergency services in our community such as food, shelter, medical care and clothing. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has a program to help maintain the original Access to Recreation projects and encourage new ones. The first round of funding will support organizations and businesses that focus on products or services that promote universal accessibility. ... Read on »
Bill Westerhof, 5th grade teacher at Belle River Elementary School in Marine City, has spent his career helping kids succeed in the classroom. In April, after a year of planning, Mr. Westerhof launched a program designed to impact at-risk students attendance, reduce behavior issues and increase their attention span. “More and more students from low income families are coming to school on Monday hungry. We can feed them breakfast and lunch during the week, but many have little or no food on the weekends.” Mr. Westerhof found a way to break that cycle with the Blessings in a Backpack program.
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CSB Bank has received the “2010 Shining Star Award” for their involvement in the Back to School program by the Michigan Association of Community Banks. ... Read on »
The Education Task Force in partnership with the Women’s Initiative awarded a $52,650 grant to St. Clair County RESA to increase technology in middle school math classrooms.
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To the many generous supports of KIDS and the Community Foundation ... Read on »
The Women’s Initiative, in collaboration with fifteen local partners, will provide 3,000 books and promote reading to students at eight elementary schools. ... Read on »
When it comes to responding to community needs, Cargill Salt, Inc. has made a real difference. ... Read on »
Hear Lila Lazarus’ message to the community of St. Clair County about Access to Recreation. ... Read on »
Over 300 people visited Michigan’s first accessible tree house. ... Read on »
2008 Annual Report Online ... Read on »
Women’s Initiative donors and guests had the pleasure of touring Downtown Port Huron’s newest gem, the Knowlton Ice Museum. The July 17th reception provided an opportunity for Women’s Initiative donors to bring guests and learn how their focus on education is helping youth succeed throughout St. Clair County. ... Read on »
19 local organization will benefit from Match Day funds. ... Read on »
The Education Task Force awarded $52,000 in grants for programs designed to help kids be successful in school and focus on college.
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Celebrating 65 years of improving the quality of life in St. Clair County ... Read on »
Family Read Nights distribute over 2,000 books to elementary school students ... Read on »
Back to School is a community sponsored event, organized by the Community Foundation’s Women’s Initiative, to help kids from low income families in St. Clair County have a successful start to school. ... Read on »
Cargill provides over 760 at-risk kids with backpacks full of school supplies and YAC helps an additional 350 kids. ... Read on »
The Foundation has awarded $20,000 to 13 local organizations to address emergency basic needs. The grants will impact at-risk youth, seniors and families in St. Clair County by providing food, clothing, shelter and prescription assistance. ... Read on »
Thanks to over 200 donors, 350 volunteers and community partners Back to School events in Port Huron, Algonac, East China and Capac were a joyous success. The events, organized by the Women’s Initiative, impacted thousands of lives throughout the county and made the first day of school less stressful for low income children and families. The program touched lives in many ways including:
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Harrison and Memphis Elementary join 7 other schools receiving reading grants to help at-risk kids succeed in school. ... Read on »
For the fourth year in a row, attendees at the Foundation’s annual dinner selected non-profit organizations to receive Be A Philanthropist grants. The program was created to demonstrate the roll of the Foundation and let those attending experience first hand the fun, reward and impact of philanthropy.
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Ms. Robyn Etz of Montessori Children’s Academy is the 2008 recipient of the CARE Award. ... Read on »
Foundation funds regional tourism campaign. ... Read on »
The Youth Advisory Council of the Community Foundation of St. Clair County is partnering with county High School groups by sponsoring a plastic bottle drive. ... Read on »
A complete list of the winners of the $20 incentive for ideas on improving downtown Port Huron is available! ... Read on »
Well over 250 ideas for downtown Port Huron were submitted to the Destination: Port Huron Task Force. ... Read on »
Our February 2008 newsletter is now available for download. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County (CFSCC) has formed the Blue Water Arts Council (BWAC) as part of their strategic initiative to provide an instrument for focused and increased funding available to support arts and culture related programs, projects and organizations. ... Read on »
Lynn Borg has been hired as the Foundation’s new vice president and will begin work on January 3rd. Lynn has an extensive background in major gifts, fund raising, program management and foundation operations. ... Read on »
The United Way of St. Clair County recently created a permanent endowment fund at the Community Foundation “to ensure an independent, perpetual base of financial stability for the United Way of St. Clair County.” ... Read on »
According to a recent study, Donors could benefit more by giving appreciated securities instead of cash donations. ... Read on »
A Transfer of Wealth Report commissioned by Midwest Community Foundation Ventures, a supporting organization of the Council of Michigan Foundations in Grand Haven, says that residents in St. Clair County and Sanilac County could transfer almost $137 million to charities and nonprofit organizations by the year 2015. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has hired Gigi Mericka as the Program Manager for the Kellogg Foundation’s Access to Recreation Program in St. Clair County. She has extensive experience in nonprofit programs, projects and fund raising. ... Read on »
The Back to School events, now held in four communities throughout St. Clair County, will be featured at a national conference for community foundations this September. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has awarded a $50,000 grant from its City of Port Huron Fund for small business incentives in downtown Port Huron. The grant funds will be made available through the Community Resource Center, which opened in 2005 and is an affiliate company of the Community Foundation. ... Read on »
The late Helen David, fondly remembered by many as the First Lady of Port Huron, will be remembered through the creation of a new endowment fund by Quota International of Port Huron. ... Read on »
The W. K. Kellogg Foundation in Battle Creek has awarded a $314,000 challenge grant to a large coalition of organizations throughout St. Clair County. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation’s 2006 net investment return of 14% outperformed the median return of 268 other nonprofits across the country. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has joined a large coalition of organizations throughout St. Clair County in a bid to secure a $330,000 grant from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation in Battle Creek. ... Read on »
The recently held Algonac/Clay Community Fund “Cinco de Mayo” dinner/auction was a success raising over $10,000 to add to its endowment fund. ... Read on »
Community Foundation of St. Clair County awards $135,860 in scholarship grants for the 2007/2008 school year. ... Read on »
DaimlerChrysler Corporation in cooperation with the Economic Development Alliance of St. Clair County (EDA), the City of Marysville, the Township of St. Clair, and the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC), announced today, subject to the approval of negotiated state and local incentives, its intention to construct a major new facility employing 1,000 people for its powertrain division in St. Clair County, Michigan. ... Read on »
Community Foundation Announces $326,000 in 1st Quarter Grants. ... Read on »
The Community Foundation’s Finance & Investment Committee reported total investment returns of 14% in 2006. The positive returns were greater than expected, and according to Fred Moore, Treasurer, were attributed to the Foundation’s recent diversification of its investments. ... Read on »
Now nearing the end of it’s third and final year, the Community Renaissance Program (CRP) has been an unprecedented collaborative effort to restore the quality of single-family housing to the neighborhood around Woodrow Wilson Elementary School on the south side of Port Huron ... Read on »