Supporting Start Garden 100 to ensure that we are creating entrepreneurship opportunities in Grand Rapids, with a specific focus on people of color and women entrepreneurs.

Supporting the Fulton Manor Temporary Emergency Family Shelter, providing families with children experiencing a housing crisis with safe shelter, basic needs, and assistance in rehousing. 

In support of the Changing America exhibit, which focuses on the transition of America by reflecting on the Emancipation Proclamation and March on Washington.

Advocacy, education and convening of partners in the community around fair lending and economic empowerment for low- to moderate-income households.

Supporting ACT's IMPACT capital campaign to construct a new permanent art studio space and support the creation of mobile art studio.

In support of the Together for Kids capital campaign, which will consolidate all operations and integrate services into one central campus location.

Development of a collaborative plan to integrate behavioral health and economic development solutions in the Heartside Neighborhood.

Addressing equity in the technology industry by engaging millennials, women, parents, students and community organizations to assist in the development of an effective tech-talent pipeline in West Michigan.

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

To convene core multi-sector partners around engaging our immigrant and refugee community in the creation of a strategic welcoming plan for Kent County in 2019.

To enhance FGRP’s ability to focus on community engagement and environmental justice through parks and trees.

To facilitate the development of a comprehensive community plan to address homelessness and affordable housing in Kent County.

To provide Mental Health First Aid training to staff and volunteers at four nonprofit agencies in the Heartside neighborhood.

Supporting the “Ignite: The Movement” capital campaign to purchase and renovate 1530 Madison Ave to create a permanent, sustainable, and multi-use space created through an economic and racial equity lens.

For project development and pre-campaign efforts towards the goals of establishing a business plan, continuing to grow their audience and expand programming.

Support the establishment of the Fresh Opportunity Mortgage Program in Grand Rapids, which will provide home mortgage loans to people who have been denied by traditional sources of credit.

Supporting engagement of the broader Grand Rapids community on the economic impact of immigrants and refugees as a catalyst to make our community more welcoming and diverse.

Investment in a collective project to create an online tutor and parent literacy curriculum to reduce literacy inequities in GRPS neighborhood schools on the Westside of Grand Rapids.

To support year eight of Challenge Scholars at Harrison Park, Westwood Middle School, and Union High School to promote post-secondary readiness, access and success for all students.

For the establishment of a Scholar in Residence for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion.

Investment in the Brighter Future Campaign for Roosevelt Park - a comprehensive market intervention strategy to increase home ownership and establish a sustainable land acquisition fund.

Supporting the Michigan Nonprofit Counts Campaign to mobilize organizations in Kent County, to encourage participation in the 2020 Census while building capacity to further advocacy issues in communities.

For continuation of the Youth Tobacco Prevention Program, a classroom-based tobacco prevention education for K-12 students, including education, advocacy and refusal skill development.

Support for participation in an Inclusive Development Lab where outreach and research exercises will lead to a compelling business case for inclusion.