Arts enrichment programming at the Grand Rapids Home for Veterans.

To develop and support strategies that authentically engage and partner with communities of color to reduce the effects of systemic racism by shifting power and influence.

Grassroots and media outreach to invite and engage diverse audiences for the Transitions: New Photography from Bangladesh exhibit.

To assist clients in navigating between the formal healthcare system and community services that address health-related social needs, advocate for systems change, and leverage Medicaid Outreach match funds.

To train more individuals to become certified by the Department of Justice to provide legal education and counsel to more immigrants to legally attain permanent residency or citizenship.

For small business lending to Excluded Entrepreneurs in the Grand Rapids/Wyoming area facing barriers to accessing traditional capital due to racial bias.

Supporting the Latino Business and Economic Development Center, which addresses issues of workforce development, economic disparity, civic engagement, and overall leadership development in the Latino community through entrepreneurial and leadership cohort initiatives.

Rising Grinds Cafe, a locally owned social enterprise that provides employment and professional development for youth and other residents around Grand Rapids' Southtown District.

Development of economic opportunity pathways in the Latino community.

Mission of Mercy program, which will provide dental care to over a thousand underserved individuals in West Michigan.

Supporting the creation of a new strategic plan.

To support the development and creation of a Sharing Garden training program, which will support educational gardens and community building efforts throughout Grand Rapids.

To support KSSN's community school coordinators through 2019.

To preserve historical farmland within Grand Rapids' urban core.

For consulting services to help meet technical and organizational capacity needs.

Support for outreach and awareness building of the organization's ability to provide loans and business services to underserved and minority populations of Grand Rapids.

Supporting the I DREAM performance on Martin Luther King, Jr Day 2018.

Supporting the "100 Ideas" initiative, which seeks to revitalize entrepreneurship in low to moderate income neighborhoods in Grand Rapids through access to financial capital and entrepreneurial supports. 

Supporting a three-year pilot program to establish the Grand Rapids Eviction Prevention Program within the 61st District Court.

Supporting Comprenew Connect, computer literacy classes to bridge the digital divide among low-income populations.

To support a low-sensory performance of Seussical The Musical for individuals on the autism spectrum or those with diverse sensory needs and their family members.

To provide culturally responsive mental and behavioral health services to uninsured or under insured children and adults.

Helping Kent County homeowners identify and prioritize home maintenance and repair items, and connecting them with resources that promote safe and stable housing.