Environment

For the support of expenses of the American Legion Post 484 Caldwallader Park renovations and maintenance.

Bailey Nature Preserve (formerly known as Metcalf Lake) is a 160-acre forested parcel located in Assyria Township. It surrounds a 35-acre lake. The lake and property were donated to the City of Battle Creek in 1998, and then transferred to Barry County Parks and Recreation during the first half of 2024. Barry County Parks and Recreation Commission will manage the…

The fund shall be used for support of the charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes of the Barry Conservation District.

The fund shall be used to promote and support the establishment of land conservancy and conservation as determined from time to time by an advisory committee and approved by the Foundation.

The fund shall be used to support the preservation of farmland in Barry County.

To support the needs and operations of parks across Barry County.

The Delton Area Rotary Club was founded on the motto of “Service above Self” and developed this scholarship fund to reward students who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service as well as leadership skills.  The purpose of the scholarship is to provide 2 non-renewable scholarships to graduating Delton-Kellogg students (1 for a student going to a college/university and 1…

The fund shall be used to match dollars deposited the Barry County Conservancy Fund 100%.  This fund's donors are to remain anonymous.

Donor advised fund to support charitable projects, programs and activities in Barry County.

The fund shall be used for the support of young people who reside in Barry County through scholarships, and/or educational development experiences, and/or leadership training, and/or any other opportunities for leadership development of Barry County Youth.

Shall be used to promote the perservation of Greater Wall Lake through GLWA. Dedicated to enhancing, preserving & protecting the quality of the lake and its watershed.

The purpose of the special project fund is to provide a centralized location for fund raising and payment to support 12 students from the Barry County area who will work with researchers from Operation Walllacea to engage in research that impacts the environment regarding invasive species in several habitats.

To help provide funding for educational, benevolent, charitable or public purposes within or outside the County of Barry.   The focus will be faith based, along with seven elements of a healthy community.

The fund shall be used to provide white pine tree saplings for every Pre-school through Elementary age student the week of Arbor Day, which annually on the last Friday in April.

This fund will provide grants for charitable projects in the Orangeville Area(Veteran's Memorial)

Pierce Cedar Creek Institute Environmental Education and Research Fund. The fund shall be used to support the environmental education and research opportunities at Pierce Cedar Creek Institute.  

 Donor advised fund to support charitable projects, programs and activities in Barry County.

This fund provides income to Bob Moriss's 3 favorite charities in Lake Odessa: the public library, the historical society, and the trails systems.Bob Morris was raised in Lake Odessa Michigan, graduating in 1968. He lived his California dream in the San Diego area, after graduating from Michigan State University. Preserving rural environments and the Sierra Club were his passions. Bob…

To support the operations of the Route 66 Business District.2022-2023 Partner FormNashville Route 66 Business District Partner Form

The fund shall be used to receive and administer funds to be used for charitable, scientific, literary and educational purposes of the Southwest Michigan Land Conservancy in Barry County.  

The TAPRC created this special project fund to raise funds to create Sheridan Park facility that will feature a playground, walking paths, baseball/softball fields, pickleball and basketball courts for the Middleville community.

Support continued trail acquisition and development to provide a linear trail through Barry County.