NEWS & EVENTS
PAPER GATOR: Bring in any/all of the following and place them in the Paper Gator located
on the south side of the building. City on a Hill will receive a check for the amount collected.
YES: Newsprint, Catalogs, Magazines, Junk Mail, phone books, office / school paper, hard and soft cover books.
NO: Plastics, metal, trash, glass, cardboard, paperboard (grocery item boxes).
AWARD: City on a Hill is the recipient of the 2009 Lester Hoogland Community Service Award.
( Click to read more in "myZeeland" pg 4)
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CURRENT NEWSPAPER ARTICLES:
March 24, 2010
"Non-profits / County open free health clinic"
March 30, 2010:
"City on a Hill - Innovative Place"
TOURS AVAILABLE
Interested in knowing more about City on a Hill?
Schedule a tour and learn how we are "serving those who serve others." (Tours last about an hour.)
To schedule a tour,contact Gary Ellens, 748-6061
 
City Networks (September - November; January, February and April)
Hope College's Center for Faithful Leadership has partnered with City on a Hill to help network the non-profit organization community of Holland and surrounding areas together.
This event is a breakfast series held in the Conference Room at City on a Hill on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 8:00 am.
Each series will present information on specific topics that will help educate those who are interested in non-profit businesses and issues that pertain to them.
Cost: $3 (Breakfast provided by Cafe 58.)
* ARCHIVES *
The annual Walk for Warmth,
(sponsored by Ottawa County's Community Action Agency) was held
on Saturday, February 13. The walk began at City on a Hill
and was a
2 mile stroll around downtown Zeeland. About 180 people participated in the walk and raised over $19,000.
Click here for more information.
Zeeland Cityside Choirs delivered "singing valentines" to the tune of $1,000!
On February 12, 2010, 210 students from Zeeland Cityside School choirs delivered "singing valentines" that had been pre-ordered by customers for their
families, friends and co-workers. Customers could select from several different "song" options, with each one costing only a $1. The profits were designated for City on a Hill.
Not only were the valentines appreciated and enjoyed by those who received them, several students also commented that the project was the highlight of their year.
And CIty on a Hill is very thankful for the $1,000 they received to help continue "serving those who serve others."
Thank you Jennifer Russell and your Cityside Choir Students.
Click here to read about it in the Holland Sentinel.
Exciting News!
MAX has a new hourly route to Zeeland (Route 8). We are excited that City on a HIll is one of the stops.
Click here for more information on schedules, stops and cost.
City on a Hill featured in the Holland Sentinel - May 18, 2009. Click to read.
City on a Hill Open House - September 26, 2008
Click to read.
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