The organization will debut its inaugural 5K and 1-Mile Fun Run/Walk, followed by a free, dog-friendly public event.

The event will feature food, storytelling, and community impact as the organization celebrates its new name and renewed mission to promote food equity.

The newly created leadership role has been established to oversee all aspects of programming.

Women from 20 states gathered in Grand Rapids for the 54th Ms. Wheelchair America competition, a national event celebrating advocacy, leadership, and achievement among women who use wheelchairs.

The rebranding effort comes at a time of growth and transformation for the Chamber.

The casual fundraiser will celebrate progress in mental health awareness while raising support for future initiatives.

Designed to reflect the full scope of the organization’s work, this milestone reflects the growing reach of the national nonprofit, which has been transforming lives through custom-trained working dogs for more than 45 years.

The event will feature a panel of mental health professionals discussing identity, mental and emotional wellness, purpose, and passion beyond sports, as well as faith, character, and resilience for student athletes.

The 13,475 square-foot store will also serve as a drop-off center for community members looking to donate their new or gently used items.

Guests will enjoy a strolling brunch featuring local, sustainable ingredients and prepared by some of Muskegon's most beloved culinary talents.

Together they will lead a team of healthcare, business, and community leaders in advancing the Association’s mission in West Michigan and promoting health and well-being for all.

The competition, open to youth ages 10–18 nationwide, amplifies youth voices on the concept of food justice and highlights the need for a food system that is fair, ethical, humane, and equitable for all.

The goal is to build stronger relationships and create better outcomes for young children and families across Kent County. 

Board members, supporters, and community leaders came together to honor her decades of advocacy and impact.

In its first year, 35 women have entered the program, and nine have completed it.

A nonprofit is collaborating on the project with a team of experts at Georgetown University.

This unique event offers walkers and runners the rare opportunity to compete on an actual airport runway.

The funds were raised during the Grand Rapids Gold’s Fan Appreciation Night game.

According to the nonprofit, the number of submitted interest forms has nearly doubled from 2023 to 2025.

All Parties in the Park occur on Fridays from 5 to 9 p.m. in Muskegon's Hackley Park, 350 W Webster Ave.