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Mid Michigan Community Action Named as Finalist in Holiday Giving Campaign by Isabella Bank12/1/2025 Update, January 5, 2026--We’re honored to share that Mid Michigan Community Action was awarded $1,000 through Isabella Bank’s Holiday with Heart campaign. We’re grateful to Isabella Bank and everyone who voted to support our work—your support helps us meet critical needs across Mid-Michigan this winter. December 1, 2025—Recent articles from WNEM and Midland Daily News highlight Isabella Bank’s Holiday with Heart campaign, which will donate $24,000 to local nonprofits, and Mid Michigan Community Action is one of the finalists! The public can vote here to determine how the funds are distributed. “This initiative reflects our deep commitment to the communities we serve,” said Neil McDonnell, President of Isabella Bank. “We believe in empowering local organizations that make a real difference for our neighbors. Holiday with Heart is about coming together to create a meaningful impact—and we’re excited to see how these funds help our communities grow and thrive.” This recognition is a powerful reminder of the impact organizations like ours have across Mid-Michigan—from food boxes and utility assistance to housing support and early childhood education. Community support helps us reach more neighbors with critical resources, and campaigns like this are a great example of what’s possible when we work together. In the News
These articles highlights a new campaign by Isabella Bank through which local nonprofits—including ours—will receive donations, with the specific amounts determined by community voting. The coverage underscores community support for nonprofit partners and reinforces our visibility and connection to local funders as we continue our services.
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