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Brooke Lindley · Mar 3rd, 2026
Here’s the reality: preventing gun violence (and building real safety) isn’t a one-organization job. It’s everyone’s job: neighbors, nonprofits, businesses, schools, faith communities, healthcare, city and county partners, youth leaders, and residents with lived experience, all bringing what they’ve got.
# Kalamazoo
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Nonprofits in Jackson County received disaster relief funding from United Way of South Central Michigan
# Jackson
# disaster relief
# Food Insecurity
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Michele Strasz · Jan 26th, 2026
At UWSCMI, we are dedicated to supporting you as advocates for our communities and people who live below the ALICE threshold. As the Director for Community Impact & Policy, I am here to assist you on your advocacy quest.
# advocacy
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Capital Area Child Care Coalition has received renewed funding to continue strengthening the regional child care system across Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham Counties.
# Child care
# Capital Area/Lansing
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Emily Olivares · Nov 25th, 2025
Associate Director of Small Business, Emily Olivares, discusses the importance of supporting small businesses in our communities.
# small business
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Hear from Executive Equity Officer and President & Executive Officer, Jen Hsu-Bishop and Chris Sargent, as they discuss what it means to have inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility in your organization.
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President and Executive Officer, Chris Sargent, discusses the current climate and how we can unite to make a difference.
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As the government shutdown continues into November, millions of families nationwide who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will lose access to critical nutrition support. SNAP helps more than 1.4 million Michiganders afford groceries.
# advocacy
# volunteering
# Food Insecurity
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One of two of our grant launch sessions with our community impact team
# grantmaking
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