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Annual Report

Each year we put out our Annual Report. It covers what we've been up to throughout the last year. This includes new and expanded programs, funding expenditures, and statistics such as households assisted through various programs.

Annual Report 2015

1/1/2016

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In many communities throughout the nation, agencies such as ours, are leading the way forging new opportunities for people living in poverty. Being a private non-profit gives us liberties to innovate while maintaining successful long-term programs that generate self-sufficiency for our participants. Community Action is known to be at the forefront in developing programs that are specific to local issues as identified in its triennial community needs assessment. We seek out new grants and funding opportunities that help us pioneer new solutions to local poverty issues.

As a member of an elaborate network of agencies at the community, state, and national level, you will find Community Action staff, management, and Board members alike, participating in steering committees, collaborative organizations, local and state associations, among others. Leadership and expertise is offered to ensure success ultimately supporting poverty agendas when applicable. A local example of this type of leadership includes our agency serving as the Homeless Assessment and Resource Agency (HARA) for two regional areas. This allows us to provide leadership, fiscal responsibilities, oversight, and a single point of contact for the area homeless programs.

Additionally, we create community development activities enhancing local capacity. We share our financial skills guiding and supporting smaller organizations in reaching their goals. We establish solid fiduciary oversight allowing them to work their magic in creating community opportunities. For example, we manage the funds for the Mid Michigan Honor Flight allowing WWII Veterans to visit the memorial in our nation’s capitol. In support of area Veterans, also assisted the Veteran’s Freedom Park which is establishing a permanent location to honor local heroes. The Community Nutrition Network is supported so they are able to provide monthly food to low-income families while the Depot Restoration Project is renovating a historical facility into a community center that will host multiple organizations creating an educational hub in an impoverished rural area.

Taking the lead is a natural for Community Action Agencies, and we remain proud that our accomplishments can affect our program participants and the communities in which they live. We strive to share our skills and expertise so that success can be shared with others.

Thank you for your support as we continue to lead the way on poverty issues and community development making it possible for “Helping People, Changing Lives.”
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Fondly,
Jill Sutton, Executive Director
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Monday-Thursday from 8 AM-4:30 PM
Friday from 8AM-4 PM
​Closed daily from 12-1 PM

Locations

CLARE COUNTY
Administrative Office
1574 E Washington Road
PO Box 768
Farwell, MI 48622
Phone 989-386-3805
Toll-Free 1-877-213-5948
Fax 989-386-3277
contactus@mmcaa.org

​​FOOD WAREHOUSE
2300 E Ludington Drive
Clare, MI 48617
contactus@mmcaa.org

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WIC CLINIC
337 Lemke Street
Midland, MI 48642
Phone 989-832-7310
Toll-Free 1-877-210-3169

WIC@mmcaa.org
contactus@mmcaa.org
​BAY COUNTY
114 South Washington Avenue
Bay City, MI 48708
Phone: 989-894-9060
contactus@mmcaa.org

​GLADWIN COUNTY
1302 Chatterton Street
Gladwin, MI 48624
Phone: 989-426-2801
contactus@mmcaa.org​

MIDLAND COUNTY
1409 Washington Street
Midland, MI 48640
Phone: 989-832-7377
contactus@mmcaa.org
MECOSTA COUNTY
14330 Northland Drive
Big Rapids MI 49307
Phone: 231-660-0271
contactus@mmcaa.org

OSCEOLA COUNTY
240 E Church Street
Reed City, MI 49677
Phone: 231-791-7078
contactus@mmcaa.org

MUSKEGON COUNTY
878 Jefferson Street, Suite 2
​Muskegon, MI 49440
Phone: 231-557-7622
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contactus@mmcaa.org

OCEANA COUNTY
907 S State Street Suite 102
​Hart, MI 49420
Phone: 231-923-3066
contactus@mmcaa.org
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  • Who We Are
    • Featured Employees
    • Community Spotlight
    • Board of Directors
    • Leadership Team
    • Annual Report
    • Form 990s
    • Staff Portal
  • How We Help
    • Economic Security
    • Children & Families >
      • Early Head Start
      • Early Head Start Interest Form
      • Preschool Head Start
      • Preschool Application
      • WIC
      • Policy Council
    • Housing
    • Veterans
    • Seniors
    • Newsroom
    • Events
    • Community Needs Assessment
  • Want to Help?
    • Donations
    • Volunteering
  • Careers
    • Open Positions
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