Workers with young children now have more support thanks to a new state program introduced in March. The MI Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Program divides the cost of child care between the employee, employer, and the state in an effort to provide stability to those in the workforce, or who are looking to rejoin.
The Isabella County Restoration House began its first-ever summer day shelter program to support those experiencing homelessness in the county.
Mt. Pleasant and its neighboring communities offer relaxed living with plenty of entertainment options nearby. From food and shopping to outdoor adventures, discover all the reasons why residents love to call Isabella County home.
Now with four greenhouses and over 100 plant varieties, Pleasant Thyme Herb Farm has grown since it began in 1998. Learn more about the semi-organic operation and what Pleasant Thyme has to offer.
The Pound Out Childhood Cancer event offers community members the chance to make a difference. All proceeds from the event will go to assist a local family, as well as others who are struggling with childhood cancer.
In just 30 years, the MPACF has positioned itself not only as an organization focused on the Mt. Pleasant of today, but on the Mt. Pleasant of tomorrow. Learn about some of the projects the MPACF has supported that have brought the community together and how it hopes to meet the community’s needs in the future.
The League of Women Voters Mt Pleasant Area invites you to participate in the redistricting process through a virtual town hall on April 14.
Direct support professionals are in-demand in Michigan, and one DSP training course offered by Mid Michigan College is inspiring a local employer to hire its graduates.
I-Ride has stepped up to serve the community throughout the past year, building upon relationships it has developed over decades. In addition to increasing access to public transportation services, I-Ride has worked to ensure that nonprofit agencies are able to continue providing services to those in need during this critical time.
In the last five years alone, the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe has given over $21 million to Isabella County agencies through 2% grants – a revenue sharing program that provides grants to local units of government and public schools. Take a look at some of the programs supported through those grants and the impact they have on the community.
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