From left to right are TCF Director Ryan Parkinson, TCF Retail District Manager Darren Rhoads, NEMCSA Executive Director Lisa Bolen, Bobbi Kopko, Banking Center manager Tawas City, and Rick Michaels, Banking Center manager for Oscoda.

Thanks to TCF’s $25,000 donation to Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency, more individuals will be given the services tools they need to succeed. NEMCSA’s Healthy Home Program (HHP) is intended to assess the health and safety of the people’s homes and to encourage and implement a strategy based on a thorough assessment of the entire home. This program is available to qualified low income households within the 11-county service area of NEMCSA.

“These dollars will help us create a more livable environment for people in need,” states Lisa Bolen, executive director for NEMSCA.

“TCF is proud to make this donation to Northeast Michigan Community Service Agency which provides critical resources to local residents to help with home repairs that they couldn’t otherwise afford,” said Emmanual Glover, director of Community Development/CRA officer. “This helps keep families together under the same roof, safe and secure, and improves the quality of life for everyone in the neighborhood.”

To find out more information regarding this program, NEMCSA’s employment opportunities, preschool registration, or other agency programs and services, please visit www.nemcsa.org.