Do a Little Good
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Rapid City, Michigan, USA
Serving Antrim County and the surrounding region
A 501(c)(3) non-profit organization
Rapid City, Michigan, USA
Serving Antrim County and the surrounding region
Founded in 2018, Do a Little Good aims to help those in need in our communities.
~ Community Cash~
Accepting Receipts Now!
If you shop at the Village Market and have Community Cash receipts, we'd love to take those off your hands! The funds we receive from this cycle of Community Cash will go into our Veteran Fund to support local veterans.
Look for our Do a Little Good mailbox in the driveway at Calvary Lutheran Church at 10180 Elk Lake Rd, Williamsburg, MI 49690 (at the blinking light).
Thank you to everyone who donated receipts during the last cycle (September 2023-May 2024) as we put $1,589 into our fund designated for our annual high school and adult scholarships.
Scholarships
We are excited to be able to offer two different scholarships each year to deserving community members in Antrim County. Check back during the application windows for more information:
Graduating high school senior scholarship - application window runs March 1 to April 15
Adult scholarship - application window runs April 16 to May 31
Our most recent winners:
$250 - Class of 2024 - Emma Eckerdt from Elk Rapids High School to attend Saginaw Valley State University to pursue a degree in Nursing.
$250 - Adult (2024 cycle) - Marlena Gorno to take her NAPLEX exam after graduating with her Doctorate of Pharmacy degree from Ferris State.
Are you 21+ and going back to school? Taking a continuing education class or getting your degree? We also have a scholarship for you!
The Do a Little Good adult scholarship is designed for individuals who are at least 21 years of age and currently living or working in Antrim County, Michigan. Anyone who graduated from one of our eight Antrim County high schools are also eligible to apply even if not currently residing or employed in our county. Previous winners of any of our scholarships are also eligible. The grant may be used for but is not limited to college tuition, assisting with a GED, attending job related educational programs or classes, vocational training, or enhancing employment skills. One winner will be awarded a one-time payment of $250. The full application will be completed online through Google Forms. Please view or download the PDF document to the right for more detailed information. The application link contained in the document is available beginning April 16 and going until 11:59 p.m. May 31. Good luck!
Our organization is pleased to have earned a Platinum Seal of Transparency with Candid. Now, you can support our work with trust and confidence by viewing our GuideStar profile.
Our mission is to help those in need. We help:
Kids and students
Adults and families
Veterans and senior citizens
Pets and animals
Know of someone we could help? Let us know!