Calhoun and Kalamazoo counties were ahead of the curve in adjusting to the requirement that seniors could not gather for meals and other activities as Covid-19 spreads.
Battle Creek Unlimited has set up a fund for low-interest rate loans to help small businesses survive as customers are asked to stay in their homes as COVID-19 spreads.
What is allowed is changing rapidly but right now you can still engage in outdoor activity, such as walking, hiking, running or cycling. As long as you keep your distance, there are parks with wide-open spaces for outdoor activities in Kalamazoo.
Successful gift card stimulus program provides an incentive for customers to buy now and shop later at 70 downtown businesses.
Literacy is at the root of healthcare, says Michael Evans, executive director of the Kalamazoo Literacy Council. And they are working to give learners the tools they need during a pandemic.
For those in Kalamazoo experiencing hardship as a result of COVID-19 related shutdowns, the following list provides resources for you.
Large philanthropic organizations and small grass-roots efforts are coming together to serve many needs as COVID-19 spreads in Battle Creek.
Large gatherings are banned, but the Kalamazoo Gospel Mission exists to put a roof over the heads of lots of people.
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