The YWCA West Central Michigan is a social justice organization with more than 100 years of experience providing service to, and advocating on behalf of the most vulnerable people in our community. 

Revive & Thrive Project is a local non-profit organization that aims to nourish greater Grand Rapids, one meal at a time. 

Since 2015, Revive & Thrive Project has served over 70,000 nutritious, home-delivered meals to individuals and families facing a health crisis in greater Grand Rapids. 

Meals are provided with a focus on improving health outcomes, reducing healthcare costs, and creating a community of vital support.

To learn how you can support Revive & Thrive Project  by serving as a volunteer or by making a financial donation, visit reviveandthriveproject dot org

Support for WYCE comes from Linear Restaurant located downtown at 1001 Monroe. 

Overlooking the Grand River, Linear focuses on fresh cuisine, while striving to create a welcoming atmosphere.

Featuring a full bar with handcrafted cocktails, and several wine and beer offerings. Linear's Modern American menu highlights seasonal flavors, and handmade culinary offerings.

Linear is open for lunch Tuesday through Friday 11am to 2pm, dinner Tuesday through Saturday 5pm to 10 pm, plus weekend brunch Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2pm.

Reservations and more info is available at LinearRestaurant dot com.

Support for Acoustic Cafe's Radio Show and WYCE comes from St. Cecilia Music Center, home to the Acoustic Cafe Folk Concert Series in Grand Rapids. 

Coming up on Thursday April 11th singer Marc Cohn returns to St. Cecilia Music Center.

Tickets for Marc Cohn and all other St. Cecilia Music Center shows are at scmcgr dot org.

Turnstiles features local and national musicians on Friday and Saturday. Karaoke on Mondays, "Turnstiles Unplugs" on Tuesdays, and open mic night every Thursday.

Turnstiles hours, plus information on live music is at Turnstiles G R dot com

Community members of all ages are invited to attend the Blandford Nature Center's Sugarbush Festival on Saturday, March 23rd from 10am-2pm at Blandford Nature Center.

Featuring the opportunity to explore and learn along Blandford Nature Center's Sugarbush Trail.

Festival attendees can learn to identify and tap Sugar Maple trees, explore historic sugaring techniques of Native Americans and Pioneers, and get an inside look at Blandford's Sugarhouse and syrup-making process.

Blandford Sugarbush Festival attendees should pre-register and purchase tickets ahead of time online, or walk-in registration will be available at the door.

More information is at blandfordnaturecenter dot org.

Support for WYCE today comes from Culinary Cultivations.

Support for WYCE comes from The Kalamazoo State Theatre presenting The Mountain Goats on April 9th.

The Mountain Goats are an indie rock group that have been performing together for decades now.

They'll be on tour with their latest album, "Jenny From Thebes."

Tickets and more information for The Mountain Goats at The Kalamazoo State Theatre on April 9th are available at k a z o o state dot com.

Turnstiles features local and national musicians on Friday and Saturday. Karaoke on Mondays, "Turnstiles Unplugs" on Tuesdays, and open mic night every Thursday.

Turnstiles hours, plus information on live music is at Turnstiles G R dot com

Support for WYCE today comes from Culinary Cultivations.