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MCCF’s MCYAC team competition winners – Chippewa Hills Youth Advisory Council

By lemaster • 21 Jun, 2017 •

MCCF’s MCYAC team had a competition last school year among the local schools to see which school could raise the most amount of money for the Mecosta County Youth Attention Center. Chippewa Hills was the winning school. They presented a check to Amy Eddinger from the MCYAC group in the amount of $1,686.23.

With their win, the Chippewa Hills Youth Advisory Council (YAC) will be able to proudly display the Bulldog (a donation from Dave Hamelund) at their school for the year. Each year the students will choose a non-profit to raise funds for and compete for the Bulldog.

2015 Annual Report

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Big Rapids High School Students Receive MCCF Scholarships

By lemaster • 21 Jun, 2017 •

Jeffrey & Deborah Stauffer present the Noah Stauffer scholarship for $500 to Andrew Upham to study Mechanical Engineering at FSU.

Reed City High School Students Receive MCCF Scholarships

By lemaster • 21 Jun, 2017 •

Brenda Miller presented the Bob Miller scholarship for $1200 to Julianne Griffin of Reed City HS who is going to Baker College for a BS in Nursing.

Morley Standwood High School Students receive MCCF Scholarships

By lemaster • 21 Jun, 2017 •

Bob Stanton presenting the Scott D Anderson scholarship for $500 to Megan Wellman of M-S HS for $500 to attend FSU-GR for art studies.

Match Day checks distributed

By lemaster • 21 Jun, 2017 •

The Mecosta County Community Foundation distributed checks Wednesday, February 3 for the matching funds to nonprofits and endowed funds that participated in Match Day 2015 in November. More than $900,000 was donated by community members. This year’s match was about 38¢ on the dollar for endowments and about 1¢ on the dollar for nonprofits.