MSU Extension Leelanau County Annual Report 2023-2024

MSU Extension Leelanau County Annual Report 2023-2024

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September 23, 2024

 

I’m delighted to share the results of another successful year of partnership between Leelanau County
and Michigan State University (MSU) Extension. Because of your continued support, we’ve been able to
make a difference in the lives of youth, families, businesses and communities. MSU Extension offers a broad range of research-based educational outreach to county residents. Over this past year, we’ve empowered families and individuals to live healthier lives, supported new and local businesses, created opportunities for youth leadership development and career exploration, helped farmers with business management and mental health, and much more. Our staff live and work alongside county residents, are rooted in community relationships and are responsive to community needs. We continue to provide our programs in a variety of spaces and delivery methods that are convenient for our participants to engage in and access. Our partnership with you makes this all possible. On behalf of the MSU Extension team serving Leelanau County, thank you for another great year. We look forward to your continued support and hope you will be able to join us during one of our upcoming programs.  — Jennifer Berkey, District 3 Director

 

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