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Kalamazoo Community Foundation
2006 Community Investments
Because of the generous spirit of many, the Kalamazoo Community Foundation made more than $15.8 million in community investments in 2006. A listing of community investments from Unrestricted Funds––organized according to the Community Foundation's community investment priorities––appears below.
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Individuals and Families
• $7,500 to American Red Cross - Greater Kalamazoo Chapter
• $15,000 to Bethany Christian Services, Inc.
• $20,000 to Community AIDS Resources and Education Services (CARES)
• $15,000 to Disability Resource Center of Southwest Michigan
• $20,000 to Elder Law of Michigan, Inc.
• $150,000 to Emergency Financial Assistance Network through Greater Kalamazoo United Way
• $7,500 to Fair Housing Center of Southwest Michigan
• $7,000 to First Congregational Church of Mattawan
• $10,000 to Fourth Reformed Church
• $60,000 to Greater Kalamazoo United Way
• $57,000 to Hispanic American Council
• $20,000 to Interfaith Strategy for Advocacy and Action in the Community (ISAAC)
• $8,500 to Kalamazoo County Water Safety and Recovery Association
• $7,500 to Kalamazoo Drop-in Child Care Center
• $35,000 to Kalamazoo Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc.
• $15,000 to Kalamazoo Regional Chamber Foundation
• $55,000 to Kalamazoo Valley Habitat for Humanity
• $7,500 to Lending Hands of Michigan, Inc.
• $200,000 to Planned Parenthood of South Central Michigan
• $175,000 to Portage Community Outreach Center
• $6,999 to Professional Development and Training Center of Southwest Michigan
• $100,000 to Residential Opportunities, Inc.
• $20,000 to Western Michigan University Foundation
• $300,000 to YWCA of Kalamazoo
Economic and Community Development
• $7,500 to Constructive Community Builders, Inc.
• $7,500 to Downtown Tomorrow Incorporated
• $250,000 to Goodwill Industries of Southwestern Michigan
• $50,000 to Ministry with Community
• $7,500 to Minority Business Alliance of Southwest Michigan
• $20,000 to Northside Economic Potential Group
• $200,000 to Southwest Michigan First, Inc.
• $14,500 to Village of Schoolcraft
• $72,000 to The W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
Early Childhood Learning and School Readiness
• $29,317 to Adventure Centre at Pretty lake
• $40,000 to Community Action Agency
• $110,000 to Community Action Agency
• $38,993 to Galesburg-Augusta Community Schools
• $153,209 to Goodwill Industries of Southwest Michigan
• $64,000 to Gull Lake Community Schools
• $126,000 to Kalamazoo Regional Educational Service Agency
• $64,000 to Ujima Enterprises, Inc.
Community Engagement and Youth Development
• $90,000 to Challenge Day
• $50,000 to Edison Neighborhood Association
• $7,500 to Fair Food Matters
• $20,700 to Interfaith Homes
• $3,500 to Kalamazoo Area Math and Science Center
• $190,636 to Kalamazoo Communities in Schools
• $15,750 to Kalamazoo Deacons' Conference
• $60,000 to City of Kalamazoo Parks and Recreation
• $6,970 to Kalamazoo Public Library
• $7,500 to Minority Business Alliance of Southwest Michigan
• $50,000 to Northside Association for Community Development
• $20,000 to New Horizon Village Neighborhood Network
• $4,242 to Oakwood Neighborhood Association
• $123,600 to Prevention Works of Southwest Michigan
• $25,000 to Summit on Racism
• $20,000 to Teen HEART
• $7,500 to Youth Development Initiative of Greater Kalamazoo United Way |
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