Economic development in Manistee, Michigan

United Way of Manistee County is a non-profit organization located at 449 River Street in Manistee, Michigan. The institution is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families in the community by providing essential services and support. United Way of Manistee County works with local partners to address key issues such as education, health, and financial stability. Through fundraising efforts and volunteer initiatives, the organization strives to create a positive impact and build a stronger, more resilient community.

The Ludington Area FiveCAP Head Start Center is a school located at 5771 West Bryant Road in Ludington, Michigan, United States. It is part of the Community Action Agency serving Mason, Manistee, Lake, and Newaygo Counties in Michigan. The purpose of FiveCAP, Inc. is to empower the economically disadvantaged through a variety of services to achieve social and economic independence. The institution provides affordable housing for low and moderate-income individuals in its service area. FiveCAP, Inc. plans and evaluates programs, mobilizes resources, advocates for the poor, and administers anti-poverty programs funded through grants. As a private non-profit organization, FiveCAP is dedicated to promoting self-sufficiency for individuals and families through various federal, state, and local resources. It is one of 29 Community Action Agencies in the state of Michigan, named as the fifth agency formed in the state during the 1960s.

Welcome to the White River Township Hall, your local government office dedicated to serving the vibrant community of White River Township. Located at 7386 Post Road, Montague, Michigan, our office is nestled within a region rich in history and natural beauty. Originally extending from Manistee to Grand Haven, White River Township now encompasses 15.9 square miles, offering a unique blend of farmland, open spaces, natural habitats, and stunning waterfronts along Lake Michigan and White Lake. Established with official municipal records dating back to 1859, the township has grown into a thriving community of 1,338 residents as per the 2010 census. Our board is committed to fostering a harmonious balance between development and the preservation of our cherished natural resources and landscapes.