ROSCOMMON COUNTY– The Roscommon County Community Foundation (RCCF) is proud to announce the recipients of the Spring 2025 Grant Cycle, awarding a total of $35,843 to programs that promote education, health, creativity, and community engagement throughout Roscommon County.
These grants reflect RCCF’s ongoing commitment to supporting organizations that make a difference and directly impact the lives of local residents. Congratulations to the following organizations and their incredible projects:
- Houghton Lake Community Schools – $4,245
Kiln for the student art department - Houghton Lake Public Library – $982
Library of Things: Gaming on the Go - Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Our Lady of the Lake Conference – $5,500
Serving Neighbors in Need - Mid Michigan Big Brothers Big Sisters – $1,270
Lunch Buddies Expansion Project - Higgins Lake Foundation – $2,500
DASH Boat for lake protection - Roscommon County Literacy Council – $2,500
Dolly Parton Imagination Library - Friends of Trestle Park – $2,500
2025 Free Summer Concert Series - A.R.K. (Association to Rescue Kritters) – $1,545
New enclosure for Miss Peeps the peahen - Roscommon County – $7,410
Rescue Task Force Initial Equipment Project - Ogemaw Hills Free Clinic – $1,200
Improving Diabetic Health Outcomes
Through the Roscommon County Kellogg Youth Fund, RCCF’s Youth Advisory Council (YAC), which is comprised of students from Houghton Lake High School, Roscommon High School and Charlton Heston Academy proudly approved the following grants:
- Northern Michigan Children’s Assessment Center – $2,500
Staff Training - Oasis of Hope House – $1,500
Project Safe Play - COOR Educational Center – $1,200
Guided Hands Program - Artesia Youth Park – $1,000
Family Gathering Courtyard Project
Your donation helps a student reach their dreams, a nonprofit grow, and a neighbor find hope. Join in creating lasting change at www.myrccf.org/donate/.
