Van Andel Institute Purple Community is a grassroots fundraising program whose dedicated volunteers support VAI’s mission of improving the health and enhancing the lives of current and future generations.
Quota serves people who are hard of hearing or deaf.
Supporting homeless families and their children as they build a better future.
To empower Heartside and surrounding communities to become healthier through increased access to healthy foods and nutrition education
To protect and enhance the ability of affiliates to deliver reproductive health care services by affecting policy makers through electoral and non-electoral activities.
To demonstrate the compassion of Jesus Christ, through rescue and restoration for anyone experiencing hunger and homelessness
To provide a therapeutic, nature-based learning and working facility that allows all individuals to live a meaningful, satisfying life and to reach their highest potential
To fulfill their God-given potential through rescue, recovery and re-engagement in the community
To teach sustainable, no-till organic gardening practices with the goal of empowering people with the tools to grow their own food
To prioritize children’s health and wellbeing by eliminating harmful housing conditions, beginning in Grand Rapids’ hardest hit neighborhoods