The Avenue Family Network is planning a virtual fundraiser for the coming week. It says Attitude of Gratitude: A Week of Giving will run from Sunday, May 16 to
The Avenue Family Network is planning a virtual fundraiser for the coming week. It says Attitude of Gratitude: A Week of Giving will run from Sunday, May 16 to Saturday, May 22. The online giving event will serve as not only a fundraiser for the Avenue, but participants will also have the opportunity to share public gratitude for anyone who has affected their life, whether it’s a parent, co-worker, or neighbor. The comments will be shared via the website and social media of the Avenue to help support a positive virtual atmosphere. The Avenue Family Network is a non-profit based in Benton Harbor that runs adult day services, the Cora Lamping Center, West Michigan Guardianship, and Shoremark Homecare. Director Joe Goepfrich says with the fundraiser, the Avenue hopes to “spread some positivity, share some love, and hopefully inspire others to do the same, all while fundraising to help nourish our organization and those we serve.” You can donate at TheAvenue.ngo.
May 15, 2021
The Avenue Family Network is planning a virtual fundraiser for the coming week. It says Attitude of Gratitude: A Week of Giving will run from Sunday, May 16 to Saturday, May 22. The online giving event will serve as not only a fundraiser for the Avenue, but participants will also have the opportunity to share public gratitude for anyone who has affected their life, whether it’s a parent, co-worker, or neighbor. The comments will be shared via the website and social media of the Avenue to help support a positive virtual atmosphere. The Avenue Family Network is a non-profit based in Benton Harbor that runs adult day services, the Cora Lamping Center, West Michigan Guardianship, and Shoremark Homecare. Director Joe Goepfrich says with the fundraiser, the Avenue hopes to “spread some positivity, share some love, and hopefully inspire others to do the same, all while fundraising to help nourish our organization and those we serve.” You can donate at TheAvenue.ngo.
The Avenue Family Network is planning a virtual fundraiser for the coming week. It says Attitude of Gratitude: A Week of Giving will run from Sunday, May 16 to Saturday, May 22. The online giving event will serve as not only a fundraiser for the Avenue, but participants will also have the opportunity to share public gratitude for anyone who has affected their life, whether it’s a parent, co-worker, or neighbor. The comments will be shared via the website and social media of the Avenue to help support a positive virtual atmosphere. The Avenue Family Network is a non-profit based in Benton Harbor that runs adult day services, the Cora Lamping Center, West Michigan Guardianship, and Shoremark Homecare. Director Joe Goepfrich says with the fundraiser, the Avenue hopes to “spread some positivity, share some love, and hopefully inspire others to do the same, all while fundraising to help nourish our organization and those we serve.” You can donate at TheAvenue.ngo.
The Avenue Family Network in Benton Harbor has received accreditation from the Council On Accreditation, a group that certifies the status for human and social service providers. The Avenue Family Network has released the following:
The Avenue Family Network, Inc. has been reaccredited from the Council On Accreditation for their outstanding service and committed to their clients, team members, and community.
Founded in 1977, the Council on Accreditation (COA) is an international, independent, nonprofit organization that accredits human and social service providers. COA’s program of quality improvement is designed to identify providers that have met high performance standards and have made a commitment to their stakeholders to deliver the very best quality services. The process to become accredited can take anywhere from 12-18 months, consisting of self-study reports, performance quality improvement reviews, interviews with the leadership team and Board of Directors, and an onsite