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Discover the rich tapestry of West Michigan's non-profit sector highlighted in The Rapidian's Nonprofit Dispatch. Gain insight directly from local organizations actively engaged in the realms of arts, culture, service, faith, and collaboration. These compelling narratives are graciously shared by a diverse array of non-profit entities in Grand Rapids.

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Celebrating African American History Month: Jamiel Robinson, Founder of Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses

Submitted 02-09-2018 under NONPROFITS

Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses works with Black owned businesses in Grand Rapids

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Your old printer, copier, scanner or fax machine may also put your data at risk

Submitted 02-09-2018 under NONPROFITS

When it comes time to retire your old devices with memory storage, recycle them with a certified electronics recycler who will ensure they won’t be destined for a landfill and that your data is completely destroyed.

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Meijer Gardens' 23rd annual Butterfly Exhibition highlights global journey taken by butterflies to reach West Michigan

Submitted 02-08-2018 under NONPROFITS

Explore the wondrous journey of thousands of butterflies as they fly freely in the Lena Meijer Tropical Conservatory March 1 through April 30.

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Small steps, big results

Submitted 02-07-2018 under NONPROFITS

A new year is often thought of as a new start. For Johnny, this January has been the realization of a long-time goal. This is a special story for me to be able to share with you: the hard work and long road that’s resulted in a new type of life for one of our graduates.

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A century and counting: Aerial surveys help manage elk herd

Submitted 02-07-2018 under NONPROFITS

In 1918, seven elk were reintroduced to Michigan’s landscape. Now a century later, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources estimates the herd as grown to approximately 1,100.

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Great Decisions Series spotlights U.S.-Turkey relations: Is there trouble brewing?

Submitted 02-07-2018 under NONPROFITS

The World Affairs Council's "Great Decisions" series on February 12, 2018 features U.S.-Turkey relations--critical to keeping world peace.

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King and Queen of Banjo, Béla Fleck, Abigail Washburn have first Grand Rapids' appearance together at St. Cecilia Music Center

Submitted 02-06-2018 under NONPROFITS

St. Cecilia Music Center will bring husband and wife duo Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn to Royce Auditorium on Friday, February 23, 2018. This will be the duo’s first appearance together in Grand Rapids.

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Formerly homeless, Heartside resident uses voice to give back

Submitted 02-06-2018 under NONPROFITS

With nowhere to go, Thomas went to an area shelter where he was told about Dégage and the services we offer. Not one to let a meaningful opportunity pass, Thomas came quickly to Dégagé.

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In Season: February 3, 2018

Submitted 02-03-2018 under NONPROFITS

Join us all winter for a great selection of Michigan grown, raised and created items!

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Catalyst Radio: Interview with Denavvia Mojet, the Red Project

Submitted 02-02-2018 under NONPROFITS

Catalyst Radio is the weekly public affairs radio program of Community Media Center. The program is a feature of WYCE and The Rapidian and includes interviews with organizations and people working on social change and community support.

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