Inspired by a Healthy Aging framework out of Alberta, Canada, Calhoun County Senior Services (CCSS) is working to create programs that support healthy aging in Calhoun County. This effort is supported by the William G. and Marion E. Stuckle Fund, which is held by Battle Creek Community Foundation (BCCF) and provides funding for initiatives that promote good health outcomes across our region.
October is National Estate Planning Awareness Month, an opportunity to shed some light on why planning ahead can prevent hardships for loved ones down the road.
Fulfilling its promise to serve the Battle Creek community for good, forever and for all, the Battle Creek Community Foundation (BCCF) has announced the recipients of its first grant round for this year, awarding more than $300,000 in grants to 25 nonprofit organizations.
Bridget Banks, Pink Ribbon Sisterhood founder, is honored as inaugural Grand Marshall for Walk the Walk for Breast Cancer parade and fundraiser in celebration of Pink Ribbon Sisterhood’s tenth anniversary.