A special thank you to County Commissioner Kevin Wordelman for visiting and speaking with our Executive Committee about the “Campaign to Unload.” If you have not already, please read more about this initiative and feel free to sign the petition. We are in this together!
Fundraising is a complex executive function when it is done properly and is a blend of art and skill. The skill or practice piece of the work begins with an overall organizational analysis, followed by strategic planning based on the financial position of the non-profit.
Excerpt from Executive Director Dr. Charlae Davis’s message at the Interfaith Community Vigil on February 22nd, 2016, at First Congregational Church of Kalamazoo: (Please hold
I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to our President, Pastor Matt Weiler for his leadership, dedication and service to ISAAC. I am thankful for his ongoing support of me as the Executive Director.
Congratulations to Treasurer Ben Jamieson, who has given so much of his time to ISAAC! We are so proud of you and your new endeavors, as you are being led of God to spend more time working with the Episcopal Diocese.
A time of fellowship and food, open to all community members! Wednesday, March 16, 5-8 pm 5015 West Main St. at Drake Rd. Kalamazoo Valid
Your ad in the ISAAC Banquet Book shows that you support our work to “Let Justice Roll Like a River” in our community and our state. Here’s everything you need to know about the Banquet, ISAAC’s recent work, and how to place your ad.
As part of our listening campaign, the Youth Violence Prevention Task Force is hosting two round table discussions around the topic of bullying. One of these will be held at Galilee Baptist Church on Saturday, March 12…
February was a very important, direction-setting month for our task force! In the first two pictures, you see the lively discussion underway with members and partners (United Way, Learning Network, County Health & Community Services), and surprise visitor Dr. Warfield, President of our metropolitan NAACP.
Last month the Anti-racism Task Force met with Jacob Pinney-Johnson from SHARE. The Society for History and Racial Equity (SHARE) is a Kalamazoo organization that explores the history of racism in Kalamazoo, along with organizing events such as the annual Summit on Racism…
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“It is important for me to be an ISAAC donor due to the significant work that has been done on behalf of early childhood education.”
Jacque Eatmon, Former Director, Great Start Collaborative
“And what does the Lord require of you?
To do justice and to love mercy and to walk humbly with your God.”
– Micah 6:8
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