IMLAY CITY Community members are invited to learn more about a new transportation service, Rides to Wellness by the Greater Lapeer Transportation Authority (GLTA), at a ribbon-cutting ceremony to be held Monday, March 6 at 2 p.m. at the Imlay City Senior Center. Attendees will have a chance to view Rides to Wellness vehicles
LAPEER The Lapeer County Community Foundation (LCCF) grant window is now open. Community organizations are invited to apply for grants through an online process for the first time, as the LCCF is no longer requiring paper applications. Applicants have the ability to work on their submissions over a period of time. “The good news
Evidence supporting a link between savings and college success is growing. Three recent studies offer a connection between assets and college enrollment and completion. Children who have savings are roughly twice as likely to be in college or to graduate than those without savings. Nancy Boxey, executive director of the Lapeer County Community Foundation (LCCF),
LAPEER The 2023 student application season has begun for scholarships issued by the Lapeer County Community Foundation (LCCF) to help meet the financial needs of graduating high school seniors and those pursuing post-secondary education. The LCCF manages endowed and non-endowed scholarship funds made possible through the generosity of local donors. Through their commitment to
LCCF Board member Dana Walker explained the merits of LEAF, along with her son Edward, 8, a student at North Branch Elementary School who’s invested in the program. Edward wants to be a NFL quarterback. Photo by Jeff Hogan LAPEER Tuesday evening, the Lapeer County Community Foundation (LCCF) hosted a fundraising initiative to raise