2023 ANNUAL REPORT
MISSION STATEMENT
The Community Foundation of the Holland/ Zeeland Area seeks to ensure that our community thrives today, tomorrow, and forever by building our Community’s Endowment to support high impact charitable projects, helping donors achieve their charitable goals, and leading and partnering in community-level initiatives.
VISION STATEMENT
We envision a fully thriving community where all who live or work in the Holland/Zeeland area equitably experience:
• Physical, mental, and emotional health and safety.
• Financial stability.
• High quality education.
• Access to opportunities to achieve one’s full potential.
• A sense of belonging – are respected, connected, and have a voice in community decisions.
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DONOR STORY: THE THOMPSON FAMILY
RESPONSIVE GRANT STORY: GRANT ME HOPE
BRIDGE BUILDER SOCIETY
PROACTIVE GRANT STORY: WEST MICHIGAN MARRIAGE CENTER
DONOR STORY: ODL, INC
LETTER TO OUR COMMUNITY
A COLLECTIVE SPIRIT OF GIVING AND SERVING RUNS DEEP IN OUR ROOTS. There are many examples in our recent history of neighbors rallying around a shared cause, churches collaborating to address human service needs, nonprofits stepping up to solve societal challenges, and generous individuals who support this work with gifts of time, talent, and treasure. It’s an honor to share a seat at the table with local leaders, nonprofit partners, donors, and community members who share our belief that where giving and serving thrives, community thrives too.
For over 70 years, CFHZ has been actively working to ensure our community has the charitable resources it needs to respond to pressing needs and promising opportunities today, tomorrow, and forever. The highlights of that work in 2023 are presented here in our annual report, with a focus on our mission of building the Community’s Endowment to support high-impact charitable projects, and helping donors achieve their charitable goals.
Our work to build the Community’s Endowment was bolstered by a $1.5 million estate gift in 2023. The anonymous donor disclosed their commitment during the Today. Tomorrow. Forever campaign launched in 2015, which raised awareness of the Community’s Endowment and the significance and long-term impact of estate gifts. We are immensely grateful to this donor for
choosing to support the Community’s Endowment with a legacy gift. Their resources, combined with the trusted gifts of many others throughout the years, help extend our reach and deepen our impact.
We are proud to share that last year, we crossed a major milestone by distributing over $1 million from the Community’s Endowment. Our grant program made positive, lasting impacts in the areas of housing, human services, youth, and education, to name a few. We also increased our investments to strengthen capacity across the local nonprofit sector, including vital leadership development programs.
The total impact of collective local giving in 2023 included $17.9 million in new gifts and $12.9 million in charitable grants from the Community’s Endowment and donor service funds combined. We are grateful for the trust of our more than 700 fundholders. We share a few of their stories in this report, and hope they inspire you as they have inspired us.
Our ability to give and serve is only possible with your partnership. Thank you for joining us to create a thriving community for all, Today, Tomorrow, and Forever.
Sincerely,
PATRICK CISLER | PRESIDENT/CEO TOM DEN HERDER | CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES
$127 Million
TOTAL ASSETS
$12.9 Million
TOTAL GRANTS
$17.9 Million GIFTS RECEIVED
$2.1 Million GIFTS TO THE COMMUNITY’S ENDOWMENT
$1+ Million GRANTED FROM THE COMMUNITY’S ENDOWMENT
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$900,000+ DISTRIBUTED IN SCHOLARSHIPS
$204,000 TOWARDS LOCAL EFFORTS TO STRENGTHEN THE NONPROFIT SECTOR
INVESTING IN COMMUNITY
Contributions to the Community’s Endowment help ensure that there will always be philanthropic resources available to respond to future needs and opportunities in Holland/Zeeland. CFHZ uses a portion of these funds each year to invest in our community through grantmaking.
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
The flexibility of unrestricted gifts allows the Foundation to use the expertise of our staff and Board to make the best possible investments across all issue areas for generations to come.
113 FUNDS $20.97M
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
$661,000
These funds allow donors to benefit from the expertise of Foundation staff while also allowing them to identify an area of personal interest, such as the arts, economic development, education, the environment, health, housing, human services, seniors, or youth.
67 FUNDS $11.16M
THINKING ABOUT MAKING A GIFT?
CFHZ can work with donors to process gifts of cash; stocks, bonds, and mutual funds; real estate; 401k and IRA accounts; bequests; and life insurance policies. We’re ready to handle the administrative details so you can focus on the joy of giving!
OUR WORK DONOR SERVICES
HELPING DONORS ACHIEVE THEIR CHARITABLE GOALS
Our donor services help you make a positive impact. Our team is here to support your giving, so you have confidence your dollars are being used in the most effective way possible.
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
A flexible, low-cost solution to charitable giving, donor advised funds allow you to take an immediate tax deduction when you make your gift and enjoy the flexibility to make grants over time while CFHZ handles the administrative work.
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NONPROFIT FUNDS
Nonprofit funds benefit a predetermined nonprofit by providing the organization with ongoing support. CFHZ handles the investment management and administrative responsibilities, allowing the organization to focus on its mission.
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Established to honor loved ones and inspire young people, scholarship funds invest in the community’s future.
FISCAL SPONSORSHIPS (COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDS)
As a fiscal sponsor, CFHZ accepts donations and makes distributions on behalf of local initiatives.
2023 FINANCIALS BALANCE SHEET
DECEMBER 31, 2023
ASSETS
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Investments Pledges Receivable
Loans and Notes Receivable
Property and Equipment
TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable and Other Grants Payable
Split-Interest Agreements Payable Funds Held as Agency Reserve Funds
TOTAL LIABILITIES
NET ASSETS Without Donor Restrictions With Donor Restrictions
TOTAL NET ASSETS
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
2,841,109 122,148,325 1,983,747 142,618 670,822 127,786,621 105,833 432,535 147,884 13,234,190 13,920,442 111,882,432 1,983,747 113,866,179 127,786,621 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
2023 FINANCIALS
DECEMBER 31, 2023
REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
Contributions
In-Kind Donations and Services
Special Event and Other Revenue
Net Realized and Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments Investment Income
Change in Value of Split-Interest Agreements
TOTAL REVENUE, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
EXPENSES
Program Services Grants Program Services Fund-Related Program Services
Support Services Management and General Fundraising
TOTAL EXPENSES
INCREASE (DECREASE) IN NET ASSETS
NET ASSETS - BEGINNING OF YEAR
NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR 17,512,322 28,343 329,277 8,362,474 2,215,644 (8,345) 28,439,715 12,519,778 544,959 321,602 597,815 378,549 14,362,703 14,077,012 99,789,167 113,866,179 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
THE THOMPSON FAMILY
At 27 years old, Pat Thompson took a calculated step into business ownership when he moved his young family to Holland and established West Michigan’s first deep draw metal stamping company: Trans-Matic. Over 55 years later, the company remains family-owned and continues to thrive.
Pat’s choice to uproot his family was made partly out of necessity as the company he was working for in Illinois had been sold to a national conglomerate. However, the decision to make Holland their home was intentional. Pat had developed connections in West Michigan through his professional network and was impressed by the work ethic, the small-town feel, and the entrepreneurial spirit. There was also a small but active Catholic community which was ready to welcome them.
“THERE’S STILL NO OTHER PLACE I WOULD RATHER LIVE THAN HOLLAND, AND I’VE LIVED A LOT OF PLACES” PAT SAID. “MY FAMILY MAY NOT HAVE BEEN BORN AND RAISED HERE, BUT IT WILL ALWAYS BE HOME.”
The family lived frugally, investing all they had into the business. Pat’s business acumen, technical knowledge, and eye for recruiting talent allowed the company to grow, and by 1977 Trans-Matic broke ground on a new plant on 48th St. That facility doubled in size in 1998 to accommodate rising demand from their customer base.
Pat’s children, P.J. Thompson and Karen Groenhof, each contributed to Trans-Matic’s growth over the years. Karen was recruited by her father to implement a quality system across every shift and department. This gave her the opportunity to learn every aspect of the business and form relationships with the employees. P.J. returned from a job in North Carolina to work in Operations, Sales, and then Executive Management, and eventually succeeded his father as company President.
As Trans-Matic’s success grew, so did the family’s desire to give back to their chosen home of Holland/Zeeland. “We feel like to whom much has been given, much is expected,” said Karen. “Agencies that are fulfilling immediate needs, like food and shelter, are a priority for us. We also support projects that will enrich the community, like the ice rink and the aquatic center expansion.”
Fielding a large number of requests for charitable donations, Trans-Matic adopted a policy of rotating gifts. The company has about 90 organizations it supports, most of which receive a gift once every three years. A donations committee meets quarterly to review requests and make giving decisions.
vocational training, Grant Me Hope’s capital project, and CASA/Step Up at Hope College. They were also the very first donors to the Foundation’s Emergency Human Needs fund during the pandemic.
“CFHZ is a great asset for individuals and companies who want to give back and need help to steer their charitable decisions,” said P.J. “Their expertise helps you create a sensible, equitable strategy for your philanthropy.”
The family relationship with CFHZ extends beyond financial gifts. Pat was honored with the Foundation’s Hall of Fame award in 2006, which
recognizes a person who has made a significant contribution to the quality of life in our greater Holland/Zeeland area in a variety of settings over time. P.J. serves on the Investment Committee, helping to guide the responsible stewardship of CFHZ’s assets.
P.J. said, “We have the best social service organizations. The talent and leadership are outstanding, and so is the innovation and collaboration that’s happening within the sector. We want to be broadly supportive of the nonprofit ecosystem and rotating our support helps meet that goal.”
To help organize some of their personal giving, the family established the Thompson Family Fund at CFHZ in 2015. They use their family fund to make some of their larger gifts, including support of the Thompson M-TEC center for
As the Thompsons contemplate their family and company’s legacy, a profound affection for their home-town shines through.
“HOLLAND/ZEELAND IS A GREAT PLACE, FILLED WITH GOOD PEOPLE, AND WE WANT TO BE AMONG THOSE GOOD PEOPLE,” SAID KAREN. “THAT’S AT THE HEART OF EVERYTHING WE DO.”
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RESPONSIVE GRANT
GRANT ME HOPE - THE ROCK PROJECT
In 2014, Helen Zeerip learned about six youth living in the woods behind a local business. The teens had aged out of foster care with nowhere to go. It came as a shock – Helen had been fostering and had also adopted from the foster care system – but she hadn’t realized the scope of the challenges facing kids who age out. In the United States, approximately 20,000 youth age out of the foster care system each year. Research shows those who did not find a permanent placement during their time in foster care are at higher risk of joblessness, substance abuse, incarceration, and homelessness.
“THESE KIDS ARE AGING OUT WITH NOWHERE TO GO, NO SUPPORT SYSTEM, AND QUITE FRANKLY, LITTLE TO NO HOPE,” said Helen. In response, she founded the nonprofit organization Grant Me Hope, whose mission is to find forever homes for foster youth before they age out. In the early years, the organization focused on raising awareness about the need for more adoptive homes – especially for preteens and teens who were closer to being exited from foster care – by creating professionally produced videos to highlight children searching for an adoptive family.
In the meantime, Helen continued to hear about local former foster youth who were ending up homeless. “IT WAS HEARTBREAKING. AS A COMMUNITY, WE HADN’T REDUCED THE NUMBER OF UNHOUSED FOSTER KIDS IN OUR OWN BACKYARD. I was, and continue to be, proud of the difference we make through our videos, but it was a clear sign we needed to do more.”
In the spring of 2021, Grant Me Hope launched a capital campaign to open a home for former foster youth. Their priority was to create a place for young men, as they face homelessness at a higher rate. Helen’s role as president of local
company Teddy’s Transport was invaluable, and many of her connections made sizable gifts. A supporter of Grant Me Hope bought and donated the use of the former Rock Island Restaurant building. Following an extensive renovation, this home became known as “The Rock.” It is the first of three homes that Grant Me Hope renovated and opened to expand housing options for former foster youth.
The Community Foundation supported The Rock project with a grant of $40,000 from our responsive grant program. These funds helped with initial operational costs, including hiring house parents who walk alongside residents, working on tasks of daily living while also helping them plan for the future. The Rock can house up to 16 young men at one time and each resident receives financial counseling and assistance with an eventual transition to independent living. They also have the option to access guidance on vehicle ownership and maintenance, parenting classes, Bible study, and more.
“OUR DREAMS BECAME A REALITY!” said Helen. “We were able to extend our mission and help create a brighter future for local former foster youth. We are immeasurably grateful for the community support, including the grant from CFHZ, that made this possible.”
BRIDGE BUILDER SOCIETY
Our Bridge Builder Society recognizes those who have named the CFHZ as the beneficiary of any type of planned or deferred gift. Bridge Builders know the assets they leave to the community will continue to grow, supporting good work in the community they love for generations to come.
Robyn Allison
Char Amante
Ed and Tina Amaya
Tom and Deann Baumann
Ken and Patti Bing
Jim Bishop
José and Juanita Bocanegra
Roger Borr
Jane N. Bos
Ed and Judy Bosch
Mary Bouwens
Mark and Robin Bouwman
Caddie Bradford
Jim and Donna Brooks
Scott and Amanda Brooks
Leslie Brown
Jim and Martie Bultman
Patrick and Elyse Cisler
Al and Barb Dannenberg
Brian W. Davis
Lee and Linda De Visser
Jean De Weert
Donald J. and Brenda J. DeBruyn
Doug and Deb DeLeeuw
Tom and Sue Den Herder
Colette Volkema DeNooyer and Robert DeNooyer II
Chuck and Barb DePree
Garth and Mary Deur
Scott and Kathy DeVries
Marlies DeWitt
Roger and Janet DeYoung
Bret and Erin Docter
Stelios and Leslie Dokianakis
Edna Doyle
Ron and Nancy Eding
Alan and Marcia Elgersma
Jeff and Cherie Elhart
Kathy Elhart
Tom and Tamara Elhart
Ken and Barb Eriks
Sally Farabee
Bruce and Susan Formsma
Berthold and Sue Franz
Judy Gaydos
Scott and Jaclyn Geerlings
David and Linda Geerlings
Joan L. Geurink
Jeffrey and Karen Goorhouse
Mike and Rachel Goorhouse
Jim and Janet Hagel
Craig and Karen Hall
Mark and Angela Harder
Don and Jodi Heeringa
Nancy Hendricks
Mike and Colleen Hill
Les Hoogland
Steve and Norma Knoll Hook
Doug and Mary-jo Iverson
Shawn and Lindsay Jacob
Charley and LeaAnne Janssen
Dave and Barb Janssen
John and Sally Janssen
Micki Janssen
Bruce and Margie Johnson
Jim and Sheryl Jurries
James Kaminski
Calvin and Nancy Kleinheksel
Larry and Jeanie Koops
Randy and Sue Kortering
Joyce Kortman
Karl and Lynn Kotecki
Jeanette Layman
Thelma (Tommye) Leenhouts
Marcia M. and Richard M. Lievense
Jim Lilly
Sarah Lilly
Scott and Stacey Lubbers
Sam and Jean Martin
Bruce and Linda McCombs
Rose Meengs
Barbara Meyaard
Michael and Theresa Meyer
Robert and Pamela Molenhouse
Mary Emily Mouw
Andrew and Lois Mulder
Dick and Susan Muzzy
Evelyn de Vries Myaard
David and Carol Myers
Mary Nagelkirk
Paul and Anne Nemschoff
Eileen Nordstrom
Thomas M. and Marilyn J. Norman
David and Liz Nyitray
Judith Nykamp
Scott and Mary Nykerk
Kevin and Dawn Olney
Timothy Pennings
Christa Perez
Kathleen Stewart Ponitz
Richard and Barbara Poppe
John and Ann Query
Kevin and Wendy Rebhan
Elsie Redeker
Peter and Jill Rhoades
Mike and Dee Dee Rose
David Schipper
Jim and Janet Schoettle
Fred and Rosemary Sotok
Randy and Arla Spaman
Steve and Valerie Spoelhof
Scott and Jan Spoelhof
Tess Stanek
Marvin E. Stawicki
Robert and Deborah Sterken
Robert Swierenga
Merrill Taylor
Patrick Thompson
Marilyn Torborg
Paul Trap and Lyn Tangedal
Jay and Adelle Van Daalen
Richard and Pamela Van Dorp
Margaret Van Grouw
Brian Van Kley
Kurtis Van Koevering
Ellen Van Raalte-Frieswyk
Ike and Norma Vande Wege
Jim and Marcia Vandenbrink
Ron Vander Schaaf
Rita Vander Vliet
Susan Lantz Vanderbilt
Robert A. Vanderkamp
James and Anna VanderWoude
Donald and Coralynne Van’t Hof
Howard and Julie Veneklasen
Greg and Suzanne Visser
Nate and Heather Volkema
Doug and Ginny Vos
Ron and Mary Voss
Doris Welling
Gary and Marilynn Wickens
James and Gail Wiersma
Carol Tien Winslow
Daniel and Sally Zwier
Erin Avery Zylman
BRIDGE BUILDERS REMEMBERED IN 2023
WE HONOR THE BRIDGE BUILDERS WHO HAVE PASSED AND INCLUDED CHARITABLE GIFTS AS PART OF THEIR LEGACY.
Ellen C. Anderson
Vera Arendsen
Charles Aschbrenner and Chris Tracy Spencer
Mary Assink
Gerald and Jeannette Bekken
Margaret Beukema
Ruth Beukema
Ruth Boeskool
Melvin and Alice Boonstra
Ruth Borr
Thomas G. Bos
John Bouma
Jack Bouman
Howard Bouwens
Julia Bouws
Judson T. Bradford
Clara Mae Brown
Fred and Helen Bulford
Mildred Campbell
Rose Chevrolet
Edwin Comstock
Betty D. Cook
Elaine K. Cooper
Phyllis Cox
Laverne “Curly” Dalman
John de Vries
John De Weert
Robert DeBruyn Family
RUTH BORR 1936-2023
Ruth used her various passions to give to others. She was an avid gardener and enjoyed making beautiful arrangements for her family and friends. She was an accomplished pianist and shared that gift by playing at various nursing homes to bring joy to others. She was one of the first campers over 75 years ago at Camp Geneva and continued to give back decades later by serving on their Board of Directors.
Ruth was a loving, compassionate and hard-working person, who instilled these values in her children and grandchildren. Ruth and her husband, Roger, named CFHZ as a beneficiary of their estate to help our community thrive.
Barbara Den Herder
Hugh and Phyllis DePree
Jack DeWitt
Bernard and Virginia Donnelly
Howard and Gertrude Douwstra
Monon Dunn
Wayne Elhart
Marilyn Feininger
Rudy and Kay Frundt
John Gaydos
Gladfeldter Family
Mildred Green
G.W. and Edna Haworth
John and Phyllis Hays
Eric and Melinda Heiberg
Jack Hendricks
Edward and Maxine Herpolsheimer
Karl Herpolsheimer
Elizabeth Hillegonds
John and Esther Hoogland
Vivian Hoogland
Eugene and Louise Huyser
M. Jay and Hazel M. Janssen
Alvin and Thelma Johnson
Ginger Jurries
Angie Kammeraad
Bill and Joan Lalley
William Layman
Jack and Thelma Leenhouts
Charles and Sheila McLean
Sharon V. McManus
Daniel Meengs
John Meengs
Bernard and Louise Meeuwsen
Glenn Meyaard
Barbara J. Meyer
Betty R. Miller
Thomas and Virginia Nickel
John Nordstrom
David Nykamp
James F. Ponitz
Jerry Redeker
Carol Rickey
John and Ada Rooks
Vern and Isla Schipper
Barbara Schipper
Della Mae Schippers
Dorothy Sheets
Bob and Lois Sligh
Suzanne Stawicki
Bruce Sturing
Joan Swierenga
Thomas M. Taylor
Albertha M. Teusink
Camy Thompson
Ione Trap
James and Corinne Townsend
Benjamin Van Andel
Donald and Lileeth Van Ark
Evelyn Van Dorp
Donald J. and Petronella “Nell” Van Dyke
Geneva Van Dyke Hansen
Hermina “Mickie” Van Eyl
Howard Van Raalte
Robert Dale Vanden Bosch
Adrian VandenBosch
Alice R. Vander Ploeg
William Vander Vliet
William R. Vanderbilt Jr.
Gordon and Harriet VanPutten
MaryAnn Van’t Hof
Thomas Wagner
James M. Watt
Clark and Shirley Weersing
Thyllis Williams
Paul and Dorothy Winchester
Marie K. Woldring
Scott P. Wyman
Dwight and Cynthia Yntema
PROACTIVE GRANT
WM MARRIAGE CENTER
MARRIAGE RESTORATION PROGRAM
EVERY MARRIAGE DESERVES HOPE. That’s the guiding principle of West Michigan Marriage Center (WMMC), a nonprofit organization founded by husbandand-wife team Scott and Betsy Nuismer. The Nuismers are licensed therapists who have dedicated themselves to helping increase the number of stable, healthy, and securely attached marriages in West Michigan.
“A HOST OF SOCIOLOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL STUDIES REVEAL ONE THING VERY CLEARLY: A STRONG AND HEALTHY MARRIAGE IS THE CENTER POINT OF A FOUNTAIN WHICH NATURALLY CASCADES DOWN TO HEALTHIER CHILDREN, HEALTHIER SCHOOLS, HEALTHIER WORKPLACES, AND HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES,” said Scott. “That’s why we are so passionate about providing highly effective marriage restoration services to all couples.”
Few factors are more critical to a child’s current and long-term well-being than the consistent presence of caring adults in their lives and a physically and emotionally safe environment. However, many children in our community experience their parents or primary caregivers struggling to provide stability for reasons ranging from the financial and logistical challenges faced by single parents, to the difficulty of creating consistent family routines for parents who work multiple jobs, the absence of a parent due to incarceration, or the difficulties of healthy parenting for individuals who experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Research has also shown that children who are experiencing ACEs in their home life are more likely to display destructive behaviors and struggle with their mental health.
CFHZ made a proactive grant of $40,000 to WMMC to support their Marriage Restoration program and extend scholarships for couples with financial barriers to
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accessing therapy. Our proactive grants make targeted investments across issue areas that were identified by nonprofit partners and community leaders as key priorities for a thriving community. Included in those issue areas is increasing the consistency of a healthy parent or other caring adult relationship in kids’ lives.
WMMC’s Marriage Restoration program provides therapeutic services to couples whose relationship is experiencing a crisis, often on the brink of divorce. If parents can find a healthy path forward for their marriage, that can have a profound lasting impact on them and maintain consistency of a healthy parental relationship in kids’ lives. The program recognizes the vital role communication plays in sustaining healthy relationships. It incorporates Emotionally Focused Therapy, a modality that equips individuals with the skills to navigate conflict, be confidently vulnerable, and nurture empathy for their partner.
The grant made to WMMC also helps reduce barriers to participation in the Marriage Restoration program by helping fund scholarships for those with limited financial means. Many health insurance companies will not cover therapy when a relational problem (like marriage) is listed as the primary concern. In the most recent Ottawa County Community Health Needs Assessment, 66% of participants reported that an inability to afford out-of-pocket expenses was the most common barrier to accessing health care, including therapy.
“RESTORING MARRIAGES AND HELPING FAMILIES HEAL IS CRUCIAL FOR THE FUTURE SUCCESS OF OUR COMMUNITY,” said Betsy. “We are grateful for the support and trust from CFHZ as we extend our vision of hope and connection to couples in West Michigan.”
ODL, INC.
EMPLOYEE MATCHING FUND
When Cy Mulder opened Art Craft Novelty Shop in 1945, he had a few goals. He wanted to embrace his entrepreneurial spirit (and not have a boss!), support his family, and create products that made lives better. Eventually becoming Ottawa Door Lights (ODL), the company has thrived under the careful stewardship of three generations of the Mulder family—Cy, Larry, and Jeff.
Growing beyond its modest roots in Zeeland, ODL has facilities in Canada, Mexico, China, and the United Kingdom, as well as eight facilities in the US. The company relies upon its core values of Solid, Soft, and Risky to guide all aspects of the business, including culture, employee value, and growth. Solid includes a strong and inclusive workforce, quality manufacturing processes, and fiscal health. Soft means approaching communities, customers, and employees with compassion. Risky encapsulates the spirit of innovation and problem-solving that has driven ODL to become a leader in its industry.
A commitment to the community has been part of ODL’s corporate philosophy since the beginning. Jeff Mulder, who serves as Executive Chairman, explained that in recent years ODL has embraced the idea of philanthropy as something personal.
“ONE OF THE GREAT PARTS OF CHARITABLE ENGAGEMENT IS EXPLORING YOUR PASSIONS,” JEFF SAID. “THERE’S A SENSE OF FULFILLMENT IN IDENTIFYING HOW AND WHERE YOU WANT TO MAKE AN IMPACT.”
When asked about his personal giving philosophy, Jeff reflected on his father Larry’s leadership, including the Hope College Run/Bike/ Swim event ODL sponsored from 1978-1987 and hiking the Apalachin Trail with a youth group. “You would never catch me at these events!”, laughed Jeff. “My dad’s passions were way too hard for me!” Jeff found his connection with the Livestrong Foundation and their fundraising challenges. “Livestrong gave me energy in a way I hadn’t found with other charitable organizations,” Jeff said. It was around this time that ODL began to reevaluate its corporate giving structure.
“WE WANTED OUR CORPORATE GIVING TO FOCUS ON ALIGNING PASSIONS AND PRIORITIES FOR OUR TEAM MEMBERS,” SAID JEFF. “OUR EMPLOYEES’ CHARITABLE INTERESTS ARE DIVERSE, AND THEY EVOLVE AND CHANGE OVER TIME.”
The ODL, Inc. Employee Matching Fund was launched in 2017 and puts all the decision-making in the hands of employees. Team members’ financial contributions to nonprofit causes are matched 1:1 by ODL. Gifts of time are honored with a
$25 donation for each volunteer hour. The fund is administered by CFHZ, who has enjoyed a relationship with ODL since 1996 that includes support for the Community’s Endowment, and administration of a scholarship fund for the children of ODL team members.
Chad Potinsky, Advanced Manufacturing Engineer, has been participating in the Employee Matching Fund program to support his volunteer role as founding member, head coach and mentor of the Allendale Robotics program. The program has opportunities for K-12 students, inspiring them to get excited about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Chad’s dedicated volunteer hours have generated $10,000 in matching funds from the Employee Matching Fund each year. Those contributions helped the team to purchase computer equipment, a trailer, and machinery including 3D printers which helped them reach a new level of competitiveness.
“Tailoring the corporate giving program to everybody’s personal interests and passions is a great benefit. It doesn’t matter what your cause or organization is, ODL is there to help you,” said Chad. Jeff points to the Employee Matching Fund as an example of ODL’s Purpose – making lives better. “IT’S HOLISTIC,” he said, “IT HONORS THE VARIED WAYS IN WHICH OUR EMPLOYEES GIVE BACK TO THEIR COMMUNITIES THROUGH TIME, TALENT, AND TREASURE, AND SUPPORTS THEM AS THE EXPERTS IN THEIR PERSONAL PHILANTHROPY.”
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STAFF
KENT BAAR Finance Associate
ELLIE DAVIS Communications Associate
BETH POWERS Administrative Assistant
PATRICK CISLER President/CEO
COLLEEN HILL Vice President of Development and Donor Services
ELIZABETH KIDD Vice President of Community Impact / People and Culture
ROB ARNOLD Director of Finance
YADAH V. RAMIREZ Director of Community Impact
STACY TIMMERMAN Director of Scholarships
SYDNEY SANTA ANA Donor Services and Events Officer
MITCH DOYLE Program Officer / College Success Coach
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
JUNE 2023 – MAY 2024
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LUCIA RIOS DEBORAH STERKEN
ROGEN MCLEAN Youth Trustee
TOM DEN HERDER Chair
ERIN AVERY ZYLMAN Chair Elect
DIANE KOOIKER Past Chair
JASMINE IRISH Secretary
SCOTT BROOKS Treasurer ED AMAYA
LESLIE BROWN SUE FRANZ
TIM HEMINGWAY MICKI JANSSEN JONATHAN PADNOS JEAN RAMIREZ
YOUTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE
The Youth Advisory Committee is a platform for local students from area high schools to use their voices to shape our community. Members meet once a month during the school year for grantmaking, site visits to local youth-serving organizations, and to learn about community needs and philanthropy.
XIOMARA ALONZO MEGAN DEVISSER
SAMI DEVRIES LILLIANA GITLER DANIELLE LEBSTER
MIGUEL MENDOZA ANNA NOVAKOSKI
YAZLÉN OCHOA ZACK RAMSDELL JAQUELIN ROMERO
ABBI ROZMAN THY TRAN
EVELYNN TRAVERS KATELYN WITTE
WINNI XU
ROGEN MCLEAN Chair
KARINNA MARTINEZ Chair elect
BROOKE LEWIS Distribution Committee Representative
GEORGIA CRANDELL Secretary
JACOB ANAGNOSTOPOULOS Treasurer
A Q&A WITH BROOKE LEWIS
Brooke Lewis joined the Youth Advisory Committee during the beginning of her sophomore year at Zeeland East High School. She graduated in June and plans to attend the College of William and Mary. In 2023, Brooke and her family established the Brooke Lewis Never Give Up Fund. This donor-designated nonprofit fund supports the Zeeland Education Foundation’s Never Give Up Program.
WHAT MOTIVATED YOU TO JOIN YAC?
I was born with Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome, which causes hearing loss and balance problems. Family, friends, medical professionals, and teachers (to name a few) have advocated and cared for me with deep empathy. I wanted to advocate for other kids by joining a group like YAC which empowers young people to use their voices and unique perspectives to shape the future of our community. I had no grantmaking experience; all I had was bright pink high tops, navy hearing aids, and the desire to make a difference in the world.
HOW HAS BEING PART OF YAC IMPACTED YOUR PERSONAL GROWTH?
It strengthened my leadership skills. It also helped me refine my personal definition of philanthropy and begin to picture how I can make an impact.
TELL US HOW YOUR DREAM TO ESTABLISH THE NEVER GIVE UP GRANT FUND CAME ABOUT. In fourth grade, my physical therapist challenged me to learn how to ski. At that point, I was working on day-to-day activities like walking without falling and balancing on one foot. So, the challenge was set, the plan was made, and I successfully skied at Cannonsburg! It changed my perspective. Obstacles are an opportunity, conquering them makes everything else suddenly seem possible.
This lit a fire in me to encourage other youth with disabilities or difficult life circumstances to try something that seems impossible to them. I knew many kids don’t have access to the resources that I did, and a charitable fund provides equitable access to opportunities. One Saturday at 4am, I began drafting a presentation, legal documents, and parameters for a fund. As soon as possible, I pitched it to my parents, and Dr. Brandi Mendham and Brandy Navetta at Zeeland Public Schools. I was serving on YAC, so opening the fund at the Foundation was a natural fit. It was one of the best in terms of flexibility and investment returns.
THE BROOKE LEWIS NEVER GIVE UP FUND SUPPORTS THE ZEELAND EDUCATION FOUNDATION’S ‘NEVER GIVE UP’ PROGRAM. CAN YOU SHARE A BIT ABOUT IT?
Zeeland Education Foundation helps Zeeland Public Schools go above and beyond. My family and I were committed to giving youth of all economic circumstances opportunities to realize their potential and never give up on themselves. Zeeland Education Foundation will distribute $1,000 annually from the fund to help students with disabilities or challenging life circumstances try something they may feel is impossible. Hopefully leading them to experience personal growth and increased self-confidence. We have already helped four recipients this year! I’m excited to watch the fund grow and impact more kids each year.
MILLERKNOLL FOUNDATION STRENGTHENING OUR NONPROFIT SECTOR
In 2023, generous donors helped us reach a goal of $1.7M to our Strengthening the Nonprofit Sector campaign. This allowed us to increase our investments in the health of the local nonprofit ecosystem. The MillerKnoll Foundation contributed to the campaign and established the MillerKnoll Strengthening the Nonprofit Sector Fund. Their fund exists to equip nonprofit organization staff and volunteers with the tools necessary to provide equitable services and advance equitable outcomes.
Approaching their grants through a lens of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, the MillerKnoll Foundation funds projects globally in the communities where they live and work to design a brighter, more sustainable, and equitable world for all. The MillerKnoll Foundation’s professional team of grant makers includes President Linda Brand and Global Impact Managers Yah-Hanna Jenkins Leys and Ashley Rigby. Linda said, “As we evaluate grant requests, we look at the project’s reach and engagement of historically marginalized and excluded community members. We also look at what’s changed—both for the individuals impacted and within the community—as a result of the work of our partner organizations.”
MillerKnoll Foundation’s generous contributions helped fund both the DEI Leadership Cohort and BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color)
Affinity Group offered by Lakeshore Nonprofit Alliance. The DEI cohort is designed to enhance inclusive leadership, and foster inclusivity and belonging in nonprofit organizations and our community. The BIPOC Affinity Group creates a space for nonprofit staff of color to gather, network, and form trusted connections.
“Leaders of Color can increase an organization’s effectiveness and social relevance by introducing fresh perspectives and lived experience that enrich programming, broaden the organization’s reach, and deliver meaningful change,” said Linda.
While their fund is new, the MillerKnoll Foundation is enthusiastic about its impact. As our community competes globally for resources, their hope is the value of different lived experiences will become increasingly valuable to all organizations in our area. Linda shared, “WE ARE PROUD TO PARTNER WITH CFHZ AND INVEST IN THE HEALTH OF THE LOCAL NONPROFIT ECOSYSTEM. ENCOURAGING AND NURTURING DIVERSITY IS A KEY ELEMENT OF OUR COMMUNITY STRATEGY TO ATTRACT TALENT, MAINTAIN THE HIGH LEVEL OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION, AND ENRICH THE OVERALL QUALIFY OF LIFE FOR ALL WHO LIVE AND WORK IN THE HOLLAND/ZEELAND AREA.”
Linda Brand
THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS!
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Matthew Abbott
Abbvie
Genevieve J. Abisaab
Roger and Susan Addelson
Theophilus Adijei
Ciarra Adkins
Taiyoh and Robyn Afrik
AG Capital Holding Corporation
Agritek Industries
Jaime Aguilar
Zahabia Ahmed-Usmani
Ms. Laura Aikens
Oluwatobi Ajayi
Dora Alaniz
Amy Alderink
Stephen Aldrich II
Chad Alexander
John and MaryJean Allen
Theresa Allen
Edna Almanza
Judy Almanza
Jose Almodovar Ramos
Alpine Events
Rebecca Altamirano
Marty Amaya
Amin Kirit
Anchorage Marine Service
Laurel Anderson
Eric Angell
Peter and Niecia Anjorin
Apothecary Gift Shop
Keith Applebach
Michael Archambault
John and Nicki Arendshorst
Thomas and Sharon Arendshorst
Stacy Arens
Dave and Jane Armstrong
Mark and Kim Arnold
Candice Arnwine
Theresa L. Arredondo
Kevin Ash
Eric and Theresa Asselin
Karen Assink
Ryan and Lois Atkins
Atlas Headrest LLC
Debra Axce
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B.J.W. Berghorst & Sons
Jerry and Kathy Baarman
Byron and Diana Bachem
Christine Bachmann
Marc and Patricia Baer
Brooke Bagley
Charles and Margie Bagley
Ayanna Bailey
Carol Ann Bailey
Lisa Baker
Charles and Sue Ellen Bakker
Steven and Rebekah Bakker
Ryan Balili
James Ballard
Brenda Ballesteros
Tyler Balster
The Baltimore Life Companies
Julie Baltmanis
Jeremy and Dani Banks
Theodore and Amy Barber
Barber Ford, Inc.
Gale Bareman
Scott and Kate Bareman
Julie Barnes
Karen Barnes
James and Liza Barry
Robin Bartells
John and Gwen Bartels
Clayton Bates
Colton Bates
Ronald and Nancy Bauer
Kelvin and Barbara Baumann
Mark and Bev Baumann
Peter and Stacey Baumann
Daniel Bayer
Kathleen Beal
Maribel Becerra
Dick and Lorrie Becker
Douglas and Shirin Becker
George and Fran Becker
Jerry and Lois Becksford
David and Kathryn Becksvoort
Rodney and Sharon Becksvoort
Terry and Linda Becksvoort
Thea Beebe
The Bee Cause Project, Inc.
Ev Beemer
William Bekkering and Gwen Van Dorp
James and Suzette Beltman
Kathryn Benedict
Bradley Bennett
Joshua Benson
Michael Berarducci
Kari Bergman
Robert Bergman
Gertrude Bergsten
Stuart Bergstrom
John and Claudia Berry
Richard A. Berry
Ken and Laurel Beukelman
Scott Beute
Michael and Cynthia Beyer
Big Dutchman, Inc.
John and Maureen Bilsky
Ken and Patti Bing
Mission
David
Jim and Andrea Bishop
Black River Public School
Charles Blackmore
Cody Blakeley
Russel and Sandra Blanchard
Brian Blanchet
Maria Blas
Tyler Bleeker
Katherine Blocker
Audrey Bloemendaal
José and Juanita Bocanegra
Timothy Bochenek
Thomas and Linda Bock
Neil and Amy Boehm
George and Sibilla Boerigter
James and Susan Boersma
Lois Boersma
John and Sommar Boese
Terry and Cheryl Boetsma
Steven and Judy Boeve
Boileau & Co.
Larry and Genevieve Bolender
Cynthia Bolt
Dan and Kate Bolt
David and Kimberly Bolt
John and Nancy Bolt
Amanda Bonsall
David Bonselaar
Brenda Bonzelaar
John and Janice Boockmeier
Miriam Boogaart
Nathan Boogaart
Ronald A. Bookin
Keith and Judy Boonstra
Christen Bordenkircher
David Bos
James and Karen Bos
Jane N. Bos
John and Janna Bos
Megan Bos
Tom and Laurie Bos
Curtis Bosch
Ed and Judy Bosch
Lee and Jane Bosko
Bradley Bosma
Ryan and Stacy Bosma
David and Diane Boss
William and Cheryl Bouma
Luke Bouman LLC
Hope Bouphaphanh
Tom and Teresa Bouwens
Kristi Bouwman
Bryan and Cathy Bouws
John and Bonnie Bouws
Robert Bouws
Ander Bowers
Timothy and Maria Bowers
Natalie Boyden
Lam Boyle
Deegan Boyles
Caddie Bradford
Jud and Kirby Bradford
Patrick Bradford
Tom and Kathy Bradford
Bradford Company
Jeremy Brander
Sue Brandsen
Jim and Jan Brandt
Todd Brazys
Jared and Julie Breuker
Raymond and Nancy Brewer
Courtney Brewster
The Bridge Youth Center
Vickie Brinks
Dale and Sue Brisboe
Juan and Joselyn Brisita
Broadstone Development Co.
Timothy Broekhuis
Randy and Rose Brondyke
Emily Bronson
Jim and Donna Brooks
Scott and Amanda Brooks
Brooks Capital Management, LLC
Jeff and Amanda Brouwer
Josiah Brouwer
Paul and Sue Brouwer
Charles and Anne Brower
Sarah Brower
Charles Brown
Gabe and Cara Brown
James Brown
Kevin Brown
Lance Brown
Steve and Nancy Bingham
Design & Automation
Birr
Laryl Brown
Leslie Brown
Michael Brown
Ric and Linda Brown
Sally Brown
Jonathan Brownson
Brownson Properties LLC
Steven and Cheryl Brugel
Jeffrey and Marionne Bruizeman
Michael and Lynne Brumley
Roger Brummel
Mary Brummitt
Scott Brundage
Jay and Christi Bruns
Brian Buchman
James and Cheryl Buist
Sydnee Bultema
Steve and Krystal Bulthuis
Jim and Martie Bultman
Burch Partners
Ryan Burdin
Clifford Burgess
Harry and Mary Burgess
Jon and Patricia Burgess
Kristin Burgess
Dan and Pam Burns
Jonathan Bush
Seth and Anne Bushouse
Robin Busman
Mr. Kendall Buter
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David Cabana
Anthony Calvert
Pablo Calvo
David and Sandra Cammenga
Zach and Joanna Cammenga
Campaign Resource Group LLC
CapTrust Financial Advisors
Andrew Carl
Stephanie Carlson
Christopher Carter
Jerry Carter
Christina Casarez
Kimberlee Cassell
Jovana Castillo
Gloria Cavazos
Centennial Coatings - Zeeland
Uilani Chamberlain
Robert and Lorena Chambers
Shauna Champion
Michele Chaney
Gary Chanthavong
Nicholas Chase
Stevan and Carla Chase
Michael and Wendy Cheek
Matthew Chiodo
Choice One Bank
Joseph Chouinard
Dave Christensen
David and Yvonne Christian
Anh and Dat Chung
Stephan and Melissa Church
Bruce and Cindy Cisler
Patrick and Elyse Cisler
City of Holland
City of Hudsonville
City of Zeeland
City on a Hill Ministries
John and Raby Clark
Kylie Clark
Robert and Jane Clark
Heather Cleckler
Detrik Cleveland
Coastal Management Services, LLC
Janelle Coffey
James Collins
Community Action House
Compassionate Heart Ministries
Consumers Energy Foundation
Continental Dairy Facilities, LLC
Richard and Marilyn Cook
Peter and Emajean Cook Foundation
Michael and Amy Cooke
Joel and Amanda Cooper
Corewell Health
Corporate Live, Inc.
Larry and Connie Corriveau
Emily Corsbie
David and Marianne Costello
Ryan and Karen Cotton
Eric and Tami Cowen
Ryan S. Cowherd
Jeanne Crane
Critter Barn
Ruth Cronk
Linnie Cross
Marty and Carol Cudzilo
Cunningham Dalman, PC
Larry and Ruth Custer
Tim and Karen Custer
Tom and Heidi Cuticchia
DJane Dalman
Tyler Dalpe
Al and Barb Dannenberg
Alexandra Darland
Brian W. Davis
Nicholas Davison
De Boer, Baumann & Co, PLC
Michael De Leon
Dean and Mary De Ridder
Larry and Linda De Roo
Lee and Linda De Visser
Thomas and Nancy De Vries
Nicole Dean
Kerry DeBauge
Zachary DeBoer
Cody Decker
Janice DeGraaf
Jim and Barb DeHaan
Jonathan DeHart
Robert and MaryJo DeJong
Kenneth and Pamela DeJonge
Kaycee Dekkinga
Doug and Sandy DeKock
DeKock Family Foundation
Jeffrey and Tracey DeKraker
Liz DeLaLuz
Vanessa DeLeon
Ted and Ellen DeLong
DeLong & Brower, PC
Angie DeLost
Timothy DeMarse
Michelle DeMott
Tom and Sue Den Herder
Judith Denherder Loving
Casey Dennis
Garret Denolf
Dominique and Julie DeNooyer
Robert DeNooyer II and Colette Volkema DeNooyer
Nicole DeNooyer and Chris Taylor
Robert DeNooyer Chevrolet, Inc
Brittany Denton
Dale and Elizabeth Deppe
Chuck and Barb DePree
Andrew Dermovsesian
David and Lynne Devine
Aaron and Afton DeVos
Rick and Elly DeVries
Michael and Johanna DeWaard
Shannon DeWeerd
Alice Dewey
Marlies DeWitt
Mary DeWitt
Jonathan Lynn DeWitt
Marvin and Jerene DeWitt
Family Foundation
Roger and Janet DeYoung
Tina DeYoung
Connie Dezwaan
Kresta L. DeZwaan
Phillip Diemer
Ashley Diersch
David Dini
David Dirkse
David L. Dirkse
James and Roberta DischingerSmedes
Jeff and Kathy Disher
DISHER Corp.
Benjamin Dixon
William and Barbara Dobberteen
Adam and Lani Dohrmann
Stelios and Leslie Dokianakis
James and Sara Donkersloot
Joan Donnelly
John and Banba Donnelly
Mehmet Tulu and Judith Donnelly
Moira E. Donnelly
Monica Donnelly
Don’s Flowers & Gifts, Inc
Mary Dood
Patrick Doornbos
Robert and Vicki Dorn
Phetvilay Douangpangna
Sengthavy Douangpraseuth
Mary Dougherty
Gary and Stacey Dozeman
Ronald and Bonnie Dozeman
Troy and Kimberly Dozeman
DP Creative Audio and Video LLC
Stormie Drake
Donnie Drew
Robert and Bertha Drew
Chelsea Dreyer
Clinton and Heidi Dreyer
Douglas and Pamela Dreyer
David and Lisa Driscoll
Drive for Life
Kevin Drummond
Timothy Drummond
James-Vincent Duazo
Eric Dulmes
Michael Durland
Danielle Dykgraaf
Jeanette Dykgraaf
Krissy Dykstra
Mike and Jodi Dykstra
Robert Dykstra
The Collective by Mary Dykstra - KWHarbortown Realtor
ESara Eade
Eagle Feather Foundation
Paul Eastway
Charles Ebert
Dale Echavarria
Jim and Stacy Edewaard
Edward Jones Investments
84 East Inc.
Dustin Ekkens
Cynthia Elam
Eldean Family Foundation
Jeff and Cheryl Elhart
Ken and Margaret Elhart
Tom and Tamara Elhart
Sarah Elliott
Arena R. Ellis
David Ellis
James and Diana Elshoff
Hennie Elsinga
Karin Engel
Vicki Erdmans
Ken and Barb Eriks
Thomas and Susan Ervine
Tom and Rosemary Ervine
Andrew Eshbaugh
Jessica Eskridge
Jacob Essenburg
EV Construction
Eva Eveleth
Peter and Marty Everts
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Thomas Fabiano
Faith in the Process
Family Investment and Resource Management LLC
Scott and Penny Faustyn
Ronald and Phyllis Feenstra
Vic and Annette Feldman
Fellowship Reformed Church of Holland
Yolanda Fernandez
Claudia Fernandez Gonzalez
Amanda Ferrier
Dennis Festerling Jr
Sarah Fewless
Hannah Fickling
David and Nancy Field
Esther Fifelski
Fifth Third Bank
Janice Fike
Jerald and Pamala Finley
First National Bank of Michigan
Gary Fisher
Flagstar Foundation
Dale and Karen Flowerday
Kate Flynn
Patricia Flynn
Paul Flynn
Beth M. Foley
Karen Forbes
Robert and Julie Ford
Todd Foreman
Foresight Management
Bruce and Susan Formsma
Carla Fortuna
David and Erin Foster
Kevin and Kimberly Foster
Mary Foster
Foundation 180
Matthew and Amy Frain
Justin Franchville
Roxann Franklin
Magan Frantz
Berthold and Sue Franz
Bill and Jane Frauenheim
Sandra Frauenheim
Freedom Village
Charles and Sue Freriks
Frey Foundation
Friends of the Felt Estate
Robert Frisbie
Daniel Fritch
Frontstream
Kevin Fry
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Stephani Gallegos
Garrett Galli
Eduardo Gamez
Ganges United Methodist Women
Janet Gant
Theresa Gargala
Moira Gargano
Kathryn Garner
Lisa Garren
Benjamin and Mary Garvelink
Susan Garvelink
Kim Garza
Sandra Gates
Allen Gatica
Judy Gaydos
Harold and Nancy Gazan
Charles and Julie Geenen
Kyle and Allison Geenen
The Kyle Geenen Group
Brian and Marlys Geerlings
David and Linda Geerlings
Joel Geerlings
Kurtis and Heidi Geerlings
Paul and Janice Geerlings
Steven Geerlings
Geerlings Development Company, Inc.
Sharon Gehrke
Kyle Geist
Heather Gendron
Gentex Corporation
Gentex Foundation
Michael and Pat Gentry
Gary and Mary Genzink
Mark and Lauren Genzink
Terry and Amy Genzink
Zachary and Ashley Genzink
Daniel and Mary George
Georgetown Animal Hospital
Leo and Sue Gerhardstein
Jayne Geribo
Ryan Gerlach
Gethin Family
Zach Gethin
Cheryl Getty
Jim and Cathy Getz
Megan Geurink
Ryan Geurink
Nancy Gezon
Amy Gibbs
Joni Gibson
Rob and Shannon Gibson
David and Janice Gier
Paula Gikas Nagelvoort
Tysha Gill
Punam Giri
Jesse Girod
Global Concepts Enterprise, Inc.
Curtis Glupker
GMB Architecture + Engineering
John and Jean Godfrey
Corrina Goding
John and Carol Goergen
Randy Goniwiecha
Aaron Good
Jeffrey and Karen Goorhouse
Mike and Rachel Goorhouse
Michelle Gordillo
Don Goris
George and Nancy Goris
Tom and Sara Gortsema
Nova Gould
Autumn Goulet
Grace Community Church
Julianna Gracia
Tom Graham
Eric and Melissa Grassmid
Sean Gray
Charles Grayson
Great Lakes Partners
Connie Green
Jeffrey and Catherine Green
Green Stone Farm Credit Services
Robert and Martha Greendonner
Greenmark Equipment
Mark Grenell
Denise Grier
Jessie Griess
Bev Grimes
C. Peter Grimm
Tamara Grossman
Paul Groth
Sally Gruppen
Steve Guebara
Anthony Guillozet
Patricia Guisinger
Thomas and Kate Guthrie
Hunter Guzman-Shaw
HBarry and Kathy Haas
Vanessa Haas
Jim and Janet Hagel
Carol Hall
Craig and Karen Hall
Erik Hall
Janet Hall
William and Connie Hall
Heather Halligan
Robert Halloran
Beth Hamlin
Ben and Debbie Hancock
Cathy Hansen
Amanda Harbison
Cynthia Hardy
Nicholas and April Harnish
Jennifer Harper
Kenneth and Berniece Harper
Abigail Harrell
David and Lisa Harris
Sophea Harris
Thomas Harsevoort
Chris and Linda Hart
Daniel and Judith Hartung
Landyn Haskin
Jim and Pat Hathaway
Ken and Nancy Haveman
Haven Christian Reformed Church - Building Fund
Eliah S Hawkins
Tatum Hawkins
Timothy and Lynn Hawkins
Haworth, Inc.
Dick and Ethie Haworth
Wenhan He
Terry Heath
Scott Heerema
George and Lucile Heeringa Foundation
Jackie Heidema-Szillat
Paul and Nancy Heineman
Bruce and Ruth Hekman
Jeffrey and Nancy Helder
Rebekah Helder
Margaret Helton
Stephen Hemenway
Timothy and Anne Hemingway
Sally Hemmeke
Jason Hendges
Shelly Hendricks
Sharon Hendrickson
Ann Henriksen
Steven and Elva Henson
Marilyn Herbruck
Alan and Gail Hering
Meghan Heritage
Jorge Hernandez
Lori Hernandez
Nataly Hernandez
Oscar Hernandez
Paige Hernandez
William Herpich
Robert Herppich
Gregory and Shannon Herrema
HES Equipment/A and B Farms Inc
C Gail Hibbard
Curtis Hicks
Jesse Higgins
Mike and Colleen Hill
Kurt and Elaine Hillary
Benjamin and Amanda Hilldore
Paul and Nancy Hillegonds
Bret Hoeksema
Deanne Hoeksema
Denise Hoeksema
Dennis Hoeksema
Paul D. Hoeksema
Andrew and Tess Hoekstra
Bill and Maria Hoekstra
Joseph Hoekstra
Elisa Hoekwater
Jeanette Hoffman
Zachary Hoffmann
Gary and Marylou Hofman
Jonathan Hofman
Terry and Ruth Hofmeyer
Brent and Sharon Hoitenga
Greg and Alison Holcombe
Holland Area Convention & Visitors Bureau
Holland Charter Township
Holland Civic Center Place
Holland Engineering
Holland Friends of Art
Holland Public Schools Athletic Boosters
Holland Public Schools PTO Educational Trust
Holland Tasting Tours
Holland/Zeeland Young Professionals
Jonathan Hollis
Matt Holmes
Jeffrey Holstege
Kurt Holstege
Rene Holzman
Shaun Homrich
Sonny Hoogendoom
Frank Hoogland
Gregg and Kimberly Hoogland
Andrew and Leslie Hoover
Hop Insurance Agency Inc
Hope Church
Hope College
Horizon Bank
Martin Horn
Kenneth and Barbara Horner
Richard Horvitz
Hildred Hovinga
Howard Miller Company
Karen Howells
Daniel Fisher and Kay Hubbard
Hudsonville Public Schools Educational Foundation
Richard and Kathleen Hughes
Diana Hugo
Lil Huisingh
Andrew Huisman
David Huisman
Greg and Amanda Huizenga
Robert and Anita Huizenga
Laura Hulet
Shawn and Cheryl Hulst
Hungerford
Huntington National Bank
John and Elsa Hyde
Nina Hyma
I I AM Academy
Veronica Ibarra
Stephen and Lynn Igo
Janie Imes
Independent Bank
Integrity Landscape Mangement LLC
Patrick and Jasmine Irish
Kerry and Mary Irons
Caleb Irvin
Jessica Irvin
Johnathan S. Irwin
Pamela Israels Medendorp
Doug and Mary-jo Iverson
JAdealia Jackson
Shykenya Jackson
George and Barbara Jacob
David Jacobs
Nancy Jacobs
Karen Jacobusse
Justin and Jamie Jansen
Charley and LeaAnne Janssen
David and Barbara Janssen
Jim and Mary Janssen
John and Sally Janssen
Micki Janssen
Derek and Megan Jaromin
David and Karri Jasperse
Ivan and Barbara Jekel
Yah-Sheba Jenkins
Jared Leys and Yah-Hanna Jenkins Leys
Jewel-Tec LLC
Mario and Laura Jimenez
Vanessa Jimenez
Bruce and Margie Johnson
David and Tiara Johnson
Donald and Janet Johnson
Erick and Holly Johnson
Jeanine Johnson
Jeff Johnson and Beth Peter
Josh and Mandee Johnson
Robert and Cheryl Johnson
Robert Johnson
Stephen and Nicole Johnson
Steven Johnson
Tom and Cynthia Johnson
Felisha Johnston
John and Abbey Johnston
Bruce Jones
Stan and Mary Jones
James and Joy Jonker
Joy 99 - Lanser Broadcasting Corp.
JR Automation Technologies, LLC
William and Jennifer Juhasz
Jim and Sheryl Jurries
KKathryn Kampen
Har Ye Kan
Kevin Kar
Myra Karachy
Jacklyn J. Karell
Tim and Jill Karsten
Adrian Katz
Rajvir Kaur
Selena Keenan
Kristin Keller
Christina Kelley
Patrick and Jeanne Kellner
Mike and Amanda Kelly
Kendall Group
Bill and Nella Kennedy
BethAnn Kessel
Tara Kester
Alexis Ketchum
Kevin Key
Beverly Key-Sternberg
Elizabeth E. Kidd and David C. Hill
Kiekover, Scholma & Shumaker, P.C.
Ann Kiewel
Kim Youngjun
Adam and Kelly Kimple
Elaine Kimple
Mary Klaaren
Tom and Sheryl Klaasen
Douglas Klamer
Robin Klay
Chad and Nickki Kleinheksel
Dan and Cindy Kleinheksel
Jamie Kleinheksel
Gretchen Kleinsasser
Joel and Lora Kleinsasser
Kyle Klingenberg
Todd and Anne Klipp
Leroy Kloeppner
Calen Klopfenstein
Brad and Ellen Klow
Jim and Nancy Knap
KNITit LLC
Alexis Koehl
Keith and Pam Koeman
Nathan Roggenbaum and Kimberly Koeman
Ted and Linda Koeman
Rob Kolean
Christopher J. Koleszar
Ken and Linda Kolk
Jonathan Konieczny
Paul and Jodi Koning
Philip and Lillian Koning
Frederick and Susan Konynenbelt
Stan and Jayne Konynenbelt
Larry and Diane Kooiker
Roger Koon
Brian and Cathy Koop
Lloyd and Linda Koopman
Luke and Rebecca Koops
Koops, Inc.
Matthwe Koppey
Christina Kort
Randy and Sue Kortering
Calvin and Julie Kortman
Chelsey Koster
Dan and Jan Koster
Joe and Sue Koziol
Amy Kraal
Bryan and Kathryn Kraker
Cory and Katie Kraker
Alicia Kramer
Garry Krouse
Emily Kueck
Charles and Beatrice Kulier
Bridgette Kunkel
LKenneth and Joni La Grand
Ryan Laarman
Mary Labarge
Tim Labrie
Lakeshore Advantage
Lakeshore Glass and Metals
Lakewood Construction
Jared Lambers
William Shawn Lambert
Hilary Lane
Calvin and Yvonne Langejans
James Lankheet
Jack and Karen Lanning
Arlyn and Marcia Lanting
Kevin and Lynn Lanting
Juan and Concepcion Lara
Lavender Sage Photography
Michael Lawson
Andrew Le Vesque
Chorn and Chanthoeun Leak
Rich and Sharon LeBlanc
Jae and Sung Lee
Linda Lee
Nina Lee
Rachel Leenheer
Thelma Leenhouts
Greg and Jennifer Leenstra
Leestma Family FoundationLittle Flower Fund
Michael and Jennifer LeFebre
Brian and Courtney Leibrandt
Tara Leonard
Dick and Pat Leppink
Brady and Shelby Leslie
Martha Leslie
John Levendosky
Jeremy Levett
Ricki Levine
Andrew and Leslee Lewis
Mark and Paula Lewison
Scott and Jill Leys
LG Chem Michigan Inc
William Lichti
Marcia and Richard Lievense
Sinisa Likic
Keith and Anne Lindquist
Bryan and Julie Linn
Judith Linn
Sheng Liu
Evan Llewellyn
Nigel Lock
Paul Longoria
Laura Loomis
Brian Lorence
Raymond and Ginny Lovett
Douglas and Bonnie Lowe
Glenn and Jane Lowe
Vince Lowell
Patti Lowing
Warren Lowry and Carolyn DeYoung Lowry
Jan Lozon
Tracy Lucarelli
Lugers Family Foundation
Theresa Lugo
Lauren Lunka
Henry and Ratchaneekom Luten
Don and Peg Luy
LVZ, Inc
Jessica Lynch
Bill and Cindy Lyzenga
M
M. W. Watermark LLC
Aaron and Lauren Maat
Jeremy Maat
Macatawa Bank
Meagan MacCready-Maas
Douglas and Nancy MacDonald
Chris and Angela Mackeller
Gregory MacKeller
Mia Mahaney
Robert and Janice Mahaney
Vilaiphone Mahasaded
Janice Maierhauser
Michele Malaski
Robert Malone
Khamtoun Manivanh
Mannaru Pujitha
Don and Mary Mannes
Rose Mannes
Carl and Judtih Manning
Ronald Marks
Hector and Terri Marroquin
Marsilje Foundation
Angela Martin
Christopher and Mari Martin
Sam and Jean Martin
Amanda Martinez
Brandie M. Martinez
Julian Sluyter and Cynthia Martinez
Brian and Dawn Marz
Reyna Masko
Kevin Jon Mason
Maccius A. Mason
Bruce and Carla Masselink
Austin Masterson
Joseph Matthews
Calvin and Nancy Matthysse
Maurice Mattis
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