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Community enCompass By the Numbers: 2020 Annual Report

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Community enCompass By the Numbers: 2020 Annual Report

Another year in the rear-view mirror. A chance to reflect and consider: What did we do best in 2020, that year marked by so much change? What did we learn about ourselves, our community, our human fragility and our resilience? What will we take with us into 2021?

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"I like Muskegon so much I moved here twice!" - A farewell reflection from Board Member Holly Alway

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"I like Muskegon so much I moved here twice!" - A farewell reflection from Board Member Holly Alway

Holly Alway, Injury Prevention Coordinator at Mercy Health, has served on the Community enCompass board the last 3 years. We are so grateful for Holly’s service and will miss her professional presence, questions that make us pause, and her bend towards action.

Before she made her exit, Holly gave us one last gift: a reflection on her time on Community enCompass’ Board…

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Our Reflection on Connection at the End of 2020

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Our Reflection on Connection at the End of 2020

You are a part of our story! For our final publication of 2020, we reflect on “All That Connects Us” here in Core City Muskegon, and ask that you help us move into the New Year with confidence.

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Loss and Gain: Cancelling Taste and See 2020

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Loss and Gain: Cancelling Taste and See 2020

While the decision to cancel Taste and See 2020 was difficult, the loss has brought about unexpected gains. Adaptation sparks innovation, and new things are in the works here at Community enCompass as we focus on walking alongside neighbors in these ever-changing times.

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Youth Mural Collaboration: Call for Artists

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Youth Mural Collaboration: Call for Artists

Community enCompass is seeking a Muskegon-based teaching artist to join high school youth (YEPs) in conversations about public art and activism. Through these conversations, YEPs will assist the teaching artist in conceptualizing a large-scale mural for the front (52ft x 9ft) and left side (13ft x 9ft) of the Sacred Suds Community Center, located at 289 E. Larch.