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    Flint and Genesee County Visitors Bureau

    June 20, 2020 /

     By Caitlyn Witkamp and Claire Zuwala Imagine being a tourist in your hometown, kind of a crazy idea, right? You have lived there for most of your life, so you should know everything there is to know about your sweet little town, where everything is, the places to chow down, and the best places for entertainment or fun… but, can you market your town to others? The Flint and Genesee Convention Visitors Bureau (CVB) is trying to change that. “Be A Tourist” is a program that the Flint and Genesee CVB put in place to help change the way the local residents, future residents, and visitors to the community see Flint and…

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    Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau

    June 20, 2020 /

    By Aubrey Sochacki Lansing is often known for being the capital of Michigan, the home of the Spartans, and a growing community. The city strives to be supportive of all members of the community, including local businesses and those who call the city home. The Greater Lansing Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) encourages each of their staff members to serve on local boards and committees. Through this encouragement, they have made it possible for CVB members to work with these boards and committees to organize local events. One of the events that many staff members help with is planting flowers on the capital lawn each year. This event brings the community together…

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@theofficialmrla Educational Foundation has announ @theofficialmrla Educational Foundation has announced it will administer $45 million in Employee Assistance Grants. 

Applications open for submission at 9:00 AM THIS FRIDAY, January 15 and remain open until 5:00 PM on Monday, January 25. Please note that these grants are **NOT** based on a first come, first serve basis. Applications will be accepted during the entire 10-day period, so make sure you application is filled out completely and correctly.

💲Eligible recipients meeting all criteria and providing a complete and accurate application will be awarded assistance up to $1,650. The award is taxable, but it will NOT count against your Unemployment as income.

ℹ️MRLA Employee Assistance Grants website and FAQ: www.mrlaef.org/money

❓Questions? Contact the MRLA at (517) 377-3938, or e-mail grants@mrla.org (please allow 24 hours for a response, Monday - Friday).
THANK YOU to @syscodetroit and @theofficialmrla fo THANK YOU to @syscodetroit and @theofficialmrla for organizing tomorrow's food giveaway for restaurant and hospitality employees who are unable to work right now because of current restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

#Repost @syscodetroit with @make_repost
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The hospitality industry needs all of our support. Check out this drive up event. All COVID-19 safety protocols will be followed.
Become a 2021 @mistateparks Photo Ambassador! Text Become a 2021 @mistateparks Photo Ambassador! Text “PHOTO” to 80888 to apply by Friday, November 20, 2020! #MiStateParks #MC4T 

#Repost @mistateparks with @get_repost
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Looking for an interesting, creative and unique volunteer opportunity? We're searching for our next group of Michigan state parks photo ambassadors! For more info, visit the link in bio and scroll to additional resources. To apply, visit the link or text 'PHOTO' to 80888!
Check out some of the great photos #MC4T volunteer Check out some of the great photos #MC4T volunteers who participated in the Adopt-a-Bed program sent us! Over 100 dump sites were cleaned up in 100 days to celebrate the @stateforesters 100th Anniversary. 

MC4T collaborated with the Michigan Coalition for Clean Forests/ @michigandnr to help promote the Adopt-a-Forest program more specifically to past MC4T volunteers, since our large-scale volunteer clean-up event for 2020 was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Head over to our Facebook page to see even more photos of the great work our volunteers did!

#NASF100 #100cleanups100days #AdoptAForest #TrashTag #PureMichigan #TCCommunity #Volunteerism
BIG THANK YOU to #MC4T volunteers Theresa and Anna BIG THANK YOU to #MC4T volunteers Theresa and Anna for signing up for #AdoptAForest and cleaning up their site in Crawford County, MI!

Remember to send your Adopt-a-Forest clean-up photos to us so we can share your hard work! You can send your photos via private message to our Facebook page, or you may e-mail them to stubbsvi@gvsu.edu. Be sure to let us know where your site was located when you send your pictures.

#TrashTag #NASF100 #100cleanups100days #PureMichigan
Check out the before/after of this Adopt-a-Forest Check out the before/after of this Adopt-a-Forest site along the Chippewa River near Lake Isabella, at the corner of Johnson Rd and River Rd! THANK YOU to the volunteers who removed this nasty old couch that's been there for years!

#MC4T #TrashTag #NASF100 #100cleanups100days
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