GRAND RAPIDS, MI - Nearly 2,900 frontliners who did essential work during the spring COVID-19 shutdown will attend Grand Rapids Community College for free to pursue better jobs and higher pay.

Nearly 2,900 people have been accepted to attend Grand Rapids Community College through the Futures for Frontliners program so far, according to a news release Thursday.

Frontliners at Beaumont Health were given a safe space to talk about what they see and feel on a day-to-day basis as COVID-19 continues to upend so many of our lives.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer touted "Futures for Frontliners" — her program inspired by the G.I. Bill that was launched during the pandemic to offer tuition-free college for frontline workers ...

The Beyond Futures for Frontliners scholarship is the second offering targeting those affected by COVID-19. The first was the university’s Launch Scholarship, focusing on supporting those who ...

In response, a South Florida nonprofit organization plans to honor Palm Beach County’s top frontliners and healthcare heroes on August 29. The public is encouraged to help salute those who serve us.

Establishes a New Program Supporting Frontline Construction Supervisors and Magnifying Their Indispensable Impact DALLAS, June 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Compass Datacenters has launched a new ...

Committed to fighting systemic racism, inequality and injustice, Nile Rodgers' We Are Family Foundation (WAFF) is honored to announce the 2021 Youth To The Front Fund “Frontliners ...