Shandra Martinez

When Eagle Wings launched in 1998 with a single motorcoach, the goal wasn't to build the largest company in the industry; it was to build one that customers could trust.

The 100 Million Mouths Campaign trains primary care providers to identify oral health concerns, expanding access and improving patient care beyond dental offices.

Jennifer Owens, outgoing Lakeshore Advantage President, reflects on past leadership as she joins Southwest Michigan First as new CEO.

After surgery at Helen DeVos Children's Hospital, a Gaylord girl began knitting comfort gifts for children and families at the hospital and Ronald McDonald House West Michigan.

Four siblings launch businesses as parents encourage creativity, resilience, and responsibility through hands-on lessons in entrepreneurship.

Disability Advocates and a West Michigan designer create housing plans for safe, independent living.

The Housing Commission's mission begins with its people, whose passion for helping others has shaped the agency's work for over 60 years.

Cash support program expands into southeast Grand Rapids, giving families flexibility while reducing financial stress during pregnancy and infancy.

Work on four new murals across downtown Lowell will begin in August, launching the city's first coordinated public art initiative.

Amy Stevens has spent decades thinking about accessibility, not because it’s her job, but because it’s her life. Living with limb-girdle muscular dystrophy