The estate of Merlin and Lois Kain has entrusted HCCF with more than $941,000 to create a permanent scholarship for Owendale-Gagetown and Bad Axe graduates. Learn about the Brookfield Township couple behind the gift and how a legacy can reflect whatever matters most to you.

Comeback is back for year two and the application is open now! This paid summer internship program connects Huron County college students with local employers looking to invest in their future workforce. Student applications are open now (priority deadline October 14), and employers can raise their hand for a 2027 placement through the EDC.

To celebrate HCCF's 30th anniversary and honor the generosity found throughout Huron County, the Board introduced the Community Philanthropy Award. This year's recipient, Ron Wruble, has spent nearly five decades quietly shaping his community through coaching, public service, and countless volunteer efforts.

From Sebewaing to Port Hope, HCCF's latest round of grants is putting $38,000 to work across the county — funding food security, education, health, and community projects that reach every corner of Huron County.

Got a project that could make Huron County a even better place to be? HCCF's grant application is now open! Applications are due Friday, August 20 by 4:30 p.m.. Learn more about how to apply.

The Cubitt Family Fund is offering up to $5,000 to support educators, extracurricular activities, and programs impacting Bad Axe Public Schools students. This can support classroom improvements, cultural experiences, and beyond-curriculum ideas. DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 25 at 4:30 p.m.

Ubly Community Schools educators: apply for up to $500 through the Nancy Orr Elliott Memorial Educator Fund to support classroom projects, field trips, and extracurriculars. Deadline is August 20 at 4:30 p.m. DEADLINE EXTENDED TO SEPTEMBER 25 at 4:30 p.m.

Know someone whose generosity has helped Huron County's nonprofits thrive? HCCF is accepting nominations for the 2026 Community Philanthropy Award, honoring a living individual or couple whose volunteering, board service, or giving has made a lasting impact. Nominations are due Friday, August 14, 2026 at 5 p.m. Read on for how to nominate.

The Huron County Community Foundation is excited to announce a new opportunity for community members to express interest in volunteering as a Board Trustee or committee member. For the first time, HCCF has launched a formal interest form to make it easier to raise your hand and say, "I want to help." Complete the form today. All submissions will be reviewed by our Governance Committee.

The Harbor Beach Storrs Family CSA Program has been investing in Harbor Beach students’ futures and now those funds are ready to be put to work. Graduates can use their Children's Savings Account for tuition, tools, certifications, and more. Read on to learn how to request your disbursement.

HCCF awarded over $140,000 in scholarships at its 2026 reception, celebrating local students while investing in the future of Huron County through education, talent retention, and community connections.

The HCCF Youth Advisory Committee announce grant awards of $8,700 across 11 projects. Read more about the process and recipients.

The HCCF Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) is now accepting grant applications for projects that benefit youth in Huron County. Schools, nonprofits, and community organizations are encouraged to apply for funding to support programs and initiatives that make a positive impact on local young people.

The Huron County Community Foundation’s 2025 Annual Report highlights milestone achievements, meaningful grantmaking, and the power of endowments to strengthen our community. Explore how your generosity is creating lasting impact across Huron County.

The Pirate Fund is currently accepting mini grant applications to support enhancements to the student experience at Harbor Beach Community Schools. Applications are due by March 27, 2026.

The Huron County Community Foundation welcomes Bad Axe native Kylie Braun to its Board of Trustees. Joining the board in January 2026, Kylie brings accounting expertise and a strong desire to give back to the community she calls home.

The Huron County Community Foundation and the Huron County Economic Development Corporation announce the launch of the Huron County Comeback Internship Program, designed to retain and attract young talent while supporting local employers in building a sustainable workforce.

Students, apply to be considered for the Huron County Comeback Internship Program! This program is designed to connect Huron County, Michigan students with paid, personalized internship opportunities at local businesses during the summer and create pathways to retaining our homegrown talent.

Join us in acknowledging and celebrating our Board Members, Shelly, Samantha, and Maleah who “graduated” from the HCCF Board at the end of 2025.

Nearly $190,000 in 2025 grantmaking helped support local talent, strengthen community gathering spaces, and address both immediate and long-term needs across Huron County. Learn more about our impact.