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 →
The Shiawassee Scholars program, a partnership between the Cook Family Foundation and the Shiawassee Regional Education Service District (SRESD), has cultivated the abilities of over 750 high school students on their path to college for 15 years now. Back in 1999, … Continue reading →
Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and now Giving Tuesday. As we start the holiday season, the tradition of making charitable gifts to worthy causes at the end of the year has gotten its own special day. We are happy to see this … Continue reading →
As part of the NonProfit Capacity Building Program, Tech Talk networking will begin on December 17 at 10:30 am. If you’d like to be a part of it and haven’t yet responded, reply to this post, or Tweet us @ShiaNPCB … Continue reading →
Emily Feuka of Perry is the 2013 winner of the Bruce & Jacqueline Cook Scholarship, a four-year full-tuition scholarship to the University of Michigan. Emily, the daughter of Kevin and Theresa Feuka, has not only excelled academically, but has also … Continue reading →
The Cook Family Foundation has provided a $50,000 grant to the State Y of Michigan to help control erosion and preserve a historic building at Camp Hayo-Went-Ha. Built in 1930, Bonbright Lodge has welcomed thousands of campers, hosted many a … Continue reading →
CFF Annual Report – Spring 2013 … Continue reading →
Dan Frechtling, the 2007 recipient of the Bruce and Jacqueline Cook Scholarship, has recently been accepted into the Peace Corps. He heads to Liberia in June of 2012 for several years of volunteer service, with plans to seek a Masters … Continue reading →
