Partners

SECOM appreciates support and partnership with a variety of organizations.

ACCESS partners with SECOM to help provide SECOM's food pantry. ACCESS (All County Church Emergency Support System) is a network of congregations, individuals, and the community at large working together to meet needs in Kent County.

Camp Henry makes SECOM's five Earned Camping scholarships possible. Camp Henry endeavors to serve the child, the individual, the family, the church and the community through year-round programs of children's camps, family camps, conferences and retreats.

The Child and Family Resource Council partners with SECOM to provide SECOM's Encouraging Family Foundation. The Child and Family Resource Council shapes a community that protects children from abuse and neglect.

Family Independence Agency (FIA) refers parents to SECOM's Encouraging Family Foundation program. The Agency is Michigan's public assistance, child and family welfare agency. FIA directs the operations of public assistance and service programs through a network of over 100 county family independence agencies in every county in Michigan.

Grace Episcopal Church helps sponsor the Holiday Giving
Network and the Share-a-Christmas Program. The Church is committed to meaningful worship, Christian education for all ages, a rich variety of parish activities and the opportunity to serve the wider community by utilizing their gifts of time, talent and treasure.

The Grand Rapids Community Foundation provides funding for SECOM's Teen Moms program. The Grand Rapids Community Foundation's mission is to build and manage the community's permanent endowment and lead the community to strengthen the lives of its people.

The Heart of West Michigan United Way helps support the SECOM's Food Pantry and Teen Parents programs. The United Way strives to help people create solutions to important health and human service issues.

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Meijer partners with SECOM in making the Meijer Committed to Our Community Food Pantry possible. Meijer was the birth of one-stop shopping and since has grown into a supercenter featuring over 40 departments with over 150 stores across the Midwest.

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Spectrum Health - Healthier Communities partners with SECOM to provide the Not Afraid to Be Healthy and Aerobics programs. Healthier Communities works with local organizations to reach out to individuals and families who do not have access to health care services or are at risk for poor health outcomes.

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SECOM has partnered with the United Methodist West Michigan Conference since the formation. The West Michigan Conference helps unite United Methodist churches in West Michigan.