Recently, staffers Pam Decker and Megan Havrilla DeHoog attended a meeting of The Rotary Club of East Jordan to discuss the scholarship funds the Club holds with C3F and the impact they have on the East Jordan Public Schools and their students each year.

Thanks in part to a C3F Communities Priorities grant, families are delighted to be able to select brand new books from Power Book Bags for their children with each visit to the Health Department of Northwest Michigan.

A recent C3F Geographic Enrichment grant helped to support community outreach programs through the Charlevoix Circle of Arts.

Thanks to a 2024 Youth Needs grant awarded by the C3F Youth Advisory Committee, 146 girls and their families benefited from expanded Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore programming and support.

In January, we welcomed three new Trustees to our C3F Board. Allow us to introduce Tom Neidhamer.

A nonprofit audit is one of the most important tools an organization has to demonstrate integrity, strengthen operations, and build long-term trust.

Our Community Priorities grant cycle is now open!

Enjoy the February edition of our eNewsletter “Moving Forward” and consider sharing it with a friend who you think would like to learn more about us.

In January, we welcomed three new Trustees to our C3F Board. Allow us to introduce John Cool.

Did you know that C3F offers scholarships opportunities for students pursuing vocational or career training programs as an alternative to a four-year university education?