Food Club expands hunger aid with dignity and choice
Community Action House rolls out a Food Club in Holland offering memberships costing 11 to 17 dollars monthly based on income. Members earn points to buy groceries, prioritizing fresh produce and healthy options. The model shifts clients toward customers, reducing stigma while expanding access for seniors and working families. The Paw Paw Drive campus houses classrooms, health services, library access, and transit connections, within a 4.4 million fundraising renovation project.
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Community Food Club
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Lakeshore Food Club
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Ottawa County Health Department
Herrick District Library
MAX Transit
Lighthouse Immigrant Advocates
West Michigan
Paw Paw Drive
Carolyn Muyskens
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Cody Scanlan
Holland Sentinel
Holland plans carbon cuts and business focus for energy plan
Holland moves to cut carbon with a Community Energy Plan. The plan tracks emissions every two years and reports progress to council with annual scorecards. It targets a 70 percent CO2 reduction in the city’s electric supply by 2030 and engages businesses in decarbonization efforts.
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Council
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DTE Energy
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Macatawa Area Express
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Myron Trethewey
Dave Hoekstra
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