The Rehmann Foundation Launches Growvember on November 12: More Than 100,000 Dollars in Grants to 10 Nonprofit Organizations, Paired With a Month of Employee Volunteering
The Rehmann Foundation on November 12 announced Growvember, a month long giving initiative that spreads the holiday giving of Giving Tuesday across the whole of November, delivering grants and hands on volunteer support to community partners weeks before the holiday rush.
As part of the campaign, the foundation is donating more than 100,000 dollars in grants, combined, to 10 nonprofit organizations nominated across its regional footprint. The recipients are Diabetes Youth Services in Toledo, Ohio; Downtown Boxing Gym in the Ann Arbor and Detroit area of Michigan; Goodwill Northern Michigan in Traverse City; Grow Jackson in Jackson; Jewish Family Services of Washtenaw County in Ann Arbor; Junior Achievement of Central Florida and the Space Coast in Orlando, Florida; Rescue Ministries of Mid Michigan in Saginaw; Taylor Made Re Entry in Grand Rapids; The Lakeland Foundation in Willoughby, Ohio; and The Youth Connection in Detroit.
Established in 2021, the foundation works across three pillars of education, economic development and community support. Michelle Fowler, its president, said real community change does not happen in a single day, and takes time, care and continuous investment to take root and flourish.
Rehmann associates across regional offices are also taking part in hands on volunteer efforts throughout the month. The campaign will culminate on Giving Tuesday with an impact summary.
Source: The Rehmann Foundation
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Photo: 图：义工在食物银行整理捐赠物资（资料图），Rehmann基金会Growvember行动含员工义工服务。DHSgov，美国国土安全部，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / Photo: Volunteers sorting donated goods at a food bank (file photo); the Rehmann Foundation's Growvember drive includes employee volunteering. By DHSgov, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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