Announcements

The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation, other local foundations and about 50 attendees gathered for the groundbreaking event for Michigan’s first Changing Places facility – a restroom that goes beyond Americans With Disabilities Act standards.

The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation and other local foundations supported the renovation of Cleveland Manor and celebrated the completion of the project with local residents.

The business alliance — with support from the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation and the Midland Area Community Foundation — is piloting a community collaborative to approach and implement solutions to the rehabilitation and development of attainable housing throughout Midland County.

The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation awarded the Juvenile Care Center (JCC) a $100,000 grant to fund the Monarch Academy Project.

The foundation donated $100k grant to ROCK Center for Youth Development.

Sanford Hardware reopened its doors in downtown Sanford on May 13 after a complete redesign and build effort led by Three Rivers Corporation. As work wrapped up in the store in late April, hardware associates busily stocked shelves while painters, construction workers and electrical contractors applied finishing touches to the building’s interior. This kind of…

The Sanford Youth League (SYL) received grants from several agencies, including the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation, to continue efforts to rebuild its fields and entire complex in Sanford Village Park that were destroyed after the mid-Michigan dam failures.

Midland County Emergency Food Pantry Network has been awarded a grant of $5,000 from the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation. The grant will be awarded on an annual basis and will help with the purchase of food and supplies for distribution to those in need, funding of programs such as the Backpack Buddies, medical nutrition supplements…

Chippewa Nature Center has received a grant from the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation to support scholarships for two of its most impactful programs, Nature Preschool and Nature Day Camp. The grant provides $30,000 per year from 2020 through the 2022-23 school year.

To honor the many frontline workers who have worked diligently to help heal the community, The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation and United Way of Midland County came together to show the community’s gratitude in an innovative way.

The Charles J. Strosacker Foundation recently recognized Coleman Community Schools Agriscience/STEM program by awarding $90,000 payable over three years to support additional programming, classroom materials, industry-level credentialing and certifications, attendance to National and State FFA conferences, scholarship awards and college credit fees for K-12 students, including those from other county schools that attend the Coleman…

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Andrea Dominowski and Chuck Kendall have joined the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation Board of Trustees. “We are pleased to have Andrea and Chuck join our board,” said Bobbie Arnold, president and CEO of the foundation. “They will add their financial expertise to the foundation and help move us into the future. We will grant more…