Volunteering isn’t just good for the community—it’s good for you. As the New Year begins, explore how giving your time can support healthier lives, stronger connections, and a renewed sense of purpose across the lakeshore.

Hunger-relief mini grants are now open, and need is already outpacing available funds. Our community is stepping up—join us in supporting local families and seniors.

Hands at Work, Hearts United

Volunteers, partners, and advocates came together this September to make lasting impact across Muskegon, Newaygo, and Oceana Counties.

Neighbors, businesses and students united in service to support local families, non-profit organizations, and community spaces throughout September.

When abuse threatens families, our community rises to meet it. From safe shelter and child advocacy to trafficking recovery, United Way partners are working together to break cycles of violence and create pathways to healing.