Volunteerism

Feature Story Karinna Martinez, a junior at Holland High School, is busy volunteering for the LAUP Adelante program, the Holland Youth Advisory Council, and Women of Color Give.

Holland teen grows through community service


Feature Story Carol-Small
Feature Story Holland's Reciprocal Language Partnership started in 2003 and has had more than 1,000 participants.
Feature Story Volunteers who download the app can sign up for flexible shifts, driving their own vehicles to recover food from donors and transporting it to local food access partners.
Feature Story HYP leaders: Travis Steinhoff, Johannes Boot and Gavin Steenwyk.
Feature Story The Momentum Center opened a new facility at 345 W. 14th St. in Holland this year.

Momentum Center expands summer teen program


Feature Story Linden Peterson, director of events for the Muskegon Lakeshore Chamber of Commerce, points out an area in Muskegon County during the STAR! training.

How Muskegon STAR! training builds community pride


Feature Story Chamber members volunteer at the Zeeland Historical Society during Community Impact Day. (West Coast Chamber)

West Coast Chamber hosts 4th annual Community Impact Day


Feature Story Boyd Feltman when Peachwave opened in downtown Holland in 2013. (Peachwave)
Feature Story Dairy Amcor's Shirley Monte reads a book about farming to elementary school students. (WMW)
Feature Story Allegan County youth particpate in a grant selection process. (ACCF)

Allegan County youth award $64K in grants


Feature Story Kay Walvoord is the CEO of the Holland Symphony Orchestra (Courtesy photo)

Holland Symphony President Kay Walvoord strikes a high note


Feature Story John Shea (left) and Jay Peters posed for a photo this week after Peters used CPR to save Shea from a "widow maker" heart attack. Peters is active in helping Holland achieve a Heart Safe Community designation.
Feature Story Sandy Parker
Feature Story Women of Color Give founders Robyn Afrik, Lucia Rios and Yah-Hanna Jenkins Leys speak during the Power Reimagined event on Oct. 6. (Shandra Martinez)

Women of Color Give announces top 5 nominees for $56k in grants