Filter
Viewing 361-370 of 1618
Just Love Coffee
Bethany Christian Services Announces Bill Blacquiere as Interim Chief Executive Officer
7/19/2022 8:27:00 PM
Bethany Christian Services is pleased to announce Bill Blacquiere has been named interim Chief Executive Officer. Current president and CEO, Chris Palusky, will depart from the organization at the end of August 2022 when he will return to international humanitarian work. Blacquiere previously served Bethany for 35 years, his last 12 years as the head of the organization until his retirement in 2018. Bethany’s Board of Directors, led by Mark Augustyn, will work closely with CarterBaldwin Executive Search to find the next Chief Executive Officer.
Read MoreHow an Afghan engineer is realizing his dreams after fleeing his country
Amin’s dreams were shattered when the Taliban took control. But with Bethany’s help, he is building a new future in the United States.
Read More
A foster mom who's been there
After growing up in foster care, Bridgette became a foster parent specifically to provide vital support for teen girls.
Read More
How do refugees get resettled in the U.S.?
Refugees entering the U.S. have endured a long, difficult journey. They need our help.
Read More
Fontana: Local Organizations to Receive $3.8 Million in State Grants
EIN Presswire
Organizations that work to promote public safety and victim advocacy in the 42nd Senate District will receive more than $3.8 million
Read More
TC Commissioners Pass Resolution of Support to Bethany Christian Services For Their Work Helping Ukraine Refugees
9&10 News
Traverse City Commissioners passed a resolution Tuesday in support of Bethany Christian Services as they help house Ukraine refugees.
Read More
Resolution focuses on bringing Ukraine refugees to Traverse City
Up North Live
At the City Commission meeting Monday, commissioners will consider a request from Mayor Richard Lewis to approve a resolution in support of Bethany Christian Services. Bethany Christian Services submitted an application to the United States Department of State to resettle refugees from Ukraine in Traverse City.
Read More
City approves budget
Traverse City Record Eagle
Ukrainian refugees that Bethany Christian Services of Traverse City wants to resettle in the city got the city's unanimous vote of support.
Read More