The Cook Family Foundation has relocated to the second floor of the Exchange Building in downtown Owosso. The address of the new office is 120 W Exchange, Suite #202. However, our mailing address remains PO Box 278, Owosso, MI 48867. … Continue reading →
Our addition to the NonProfit Capacity Building Program, “Tech Talk” networking has been a great success. We’re now approaching our fifth meeting–but it’s not too late to join in! If you’d like to be a part of it and haven’t yet … Continue reading →
Twenty-six of the academic leaders and best from the Shiawassee County region are headed to the University of Michigan next fall with scholarships from the Cook Family Foundation. Among those recognized on May 12 by UM President Mark Schlissel was Laingsburg … Continue reading →
New University of Michigan President Mark Schlissel will be coming to Owosso on May 12 to congratulate new students from the Shiawassee area who are attending the University in the fall of 2015. The dinner and reception is hosted by … Continue reading →
The Cook Family Foundation’s spring newsletter just hit mailboxes (let us know if you want to be added to the mailing list) and is available on our website (click here). The cover story is about our support for the Respite … Continue reading →
Our addition to the NonProfit Capacity Building Program, “Tech Talk” networking has been a great success. We’re now approaching our fourth meeting–but it’s not too late to join in! If you’d like to be a part of it and haven’t … Continue reading →
You may have already heard about a recent addition to the NonProfit Capacity Building Program, “Tech Talk” networking. It began in December 2014–but it’s not too late to join in! If you’d like to be a part of it and … Continue reading →
The Cook Family Foundation announces a one million dollar grant opportunity for the Owosso Public Schools, contingent on voter approval of the proposed bond issue on February 24. If the community votes to upgrade its school facilities, the Foundation will … Continue reading →
As part of the NonProfit Capacity Building Program, Tech Talk networking began in December 2014–but it’s not too late to join in! If you’d like to be a part of it and haven’t yet responded, reply to this post, or … Continue reading →
Applying for financial aid is perhaps the most important, and most complex, task many a high school senior will undertake. To help academically talented students sort through this process, the Cook Family Foundation is holding a workshop on Monday, January … Continue reading →