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Give a Kid a Coat Project - Volunteer or Donation Opportunity
How to Help This Year's ProgramHelp with the sorting is being done beginning at 9 a.m. on Friday, October 16 at the Holt United Methodist Church, 2321 N. Aurelius Road, Holt MI 48842Distribution to Families happens on Saturday, October 17 beginning at 9 amDONATE ITEMS Do you have any new or gently used coats or cold-weather clothing that you’re able to donate? We’re looking for both children’s and adult sizes with working zippers to be donated in support of our annual coat distribution event that serves those in need across Ingham, Eaton, and Clinton counties. Your donations of new or gently used coats (with working zippers) and new or gently used clothing, both children's and adult sizes, are being accepted at the Holt United Methodist Church located at 2321 N. Aurelius Road, Holt, MI on Friday, October 16th from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.If you are unable to drop off your donation this day, please call us at (517) 694-1230 and a volunteer will arrange a time to receive your donations prior to October 14th.Clark will also accept donations and deliver to G-A-K Projects on or before October 16.
Clark Team Kicks It for a Great Cause
The 6th Annual John "Grizzly" Hillis Kickball Tournament was held on September 26, bringing together friends, family, and community members to honor John's memory while raising awareness and support for suicide prevention.Event organizer Jenny Fedewa shared:"Every single year I feel honored to organize this tournament in loving memory of my brother, John. Raising money and awareness for suicide prevention in his name is bittersweet, but it has become a very important part of my life. I started organizing this event out of pure love for my brother, but there is always space saved for those who have suffered a loss and, most importantly, for those who need a reminder to stay."Clark proudly fielded a team and, while the competition was tough, the experience was all about supporting a meaningful cause and having fun together.The team may not have brought home the championship trophy, but they helped support an important cause, raised awareness for suicide prevention, and represented Clark Construction with enthusiasm and heart.A big thank you to everyone who participated and cheered on the team. We hope to see even more Clark team members join the fun and support this great cause next year!💙 Together, we can help keep the conversation going and remind those who may be struggling that they are not alone.
Heads Up: C.Port apps are getting one consistent look
The apps you use in C.Port are moving to one shared look. You may have already noticed it in a few of them. The rest will follow over the coming months. This is the one heads up. You won't get a notice every time an app changes.WhyWe now have more than 20+ apps in built on the new C. Port infrastructure. It is growing every day and more and more people depend on it. A consistent look means less time figuring out the tool and more time getting the work done.What's changingSame layout in every app. Navigation, buttons and pages sit in the same places, so once you know one app, the other ones will feel more familiar.A "?" button in the top right. It shows who to ask about how that app works and gives you a quick way to report a bug.Everyday pages up front, management tools grouped under "Manage." If you don't see a Manage section, it isn't part of your role. Nothing is missing.Better on phones. Quick tasks like looking something up or approving work are easier on mobile.What's not changingHow the apps work. Same steps, same approvals, same data. If something you rely on moved or seems to be gone, let us know right away.