Four County Community Foundation News
Octagon House
Based on a presentation by John S. Bishop at the Octagon House Sesquicentennial Celebration in 2004. The story begins with Frederick Plumer Currier. Born in Vermont in 1812, he left the family farm at the age of 19 to pursue various occupations, studies, and business...
Reports to the Community In 2014, our Annual Report was replaced by our Report to the Community. Each Report to the Community includes financial information from the previous year. [su_button target="blank" style="flat" background="#ABCD42" center="yes" icon="icon:...
The Blonde Scholarship
This Blonde Scholarship was created in thanksgiving for the caring and supportive members of the Imlay City Community. The Blondes were raised in Imlay City, graduated from the public schools, attended Sacred Heart Catholic Church and were given many opportunities to...
The Tabar-Schultz Scholarship
After meeting each other in biology class, Ron and Marghe (Schultz) continued on to graduate together from Romeo High School in the late 1960’s. After high school Ron earned a B.S. degree in Materials Science and Engineering followed by a Ph.D. degree in Polymer...
Fine Swine in the New Show Arena
The Lapeer County 4-H and FFA Swine Show took place in a new arena purchased with financial support from the Four County Community Foundation, the Lapeer County Community Foundation, the Monsanto Growing Communities Foundation and business, individual and 4-H Club...