Lenawee Community Foundation Announces Planned Leadership Transition
The Lenawee Community Foundation Board of Directors has announced that President & CEO Bronna Kahle will retire from her leadership role effective December 31, 2026, following a successful period of growth and expanded community impact for the Foundation. The Board has also announced that Paula Trentman, currently Executive Vice President of the Lenawee Community Foundation, will succeed Kahle as President & CEO beginning January 1, 2027.
What’s Happening in Lenawee County? Join the Conversation May 29th, 2026
The Lenawee Community Foundation invites community members to attend “The State of Our County: A Snapshot of Lenawee” on Friday, May 29, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. at the Weber Retreat and Conference Center, 1257 E. Siena Heights Drive, Adrian.
Lenawee Community Foundation to host “The State of Our County: A Snapshot of Lenawee” on May 29
On Friday, May 29, 2026, at 9 a.m., all Lenawee organizations, nonprofits, businesses, and individuals who are invested in our community are welcome to join us for “The State of Our County: A Snapshot of Lenawee,” at the Weber Retreat and Conference Center, 1257 E Siena Heights Dr, Adrian, MI. Attendance is free; however, registration is required.
Lenawee Community Foundation to Host Annual Celebration Breakfast on April 23; Honoring Award Recipients and Celebrating Community Impact
Join the Lenawee Community Foundation’s Annual Celebration breakfast on Thursday, April 23, from 7:45-9:15 a.m. at the Adrian Armory Events Center. Tickets are $20 and include breakfast. Reservations and payment are due by April 7 and can be made by contacting the Foundation at 517.263.4696, or scanning the QR code.
Why 2026 is different: Four tax-time reminders
by Paula Trentman, Lenawee Community Foundation Executive Vice President It’s tax season, which means it’s a terrific time to ensure that your charitable giving goals are on track. If you’ve already established a fund at the Lenawee Community Foundation (LCF), please reach out to discuss your charitable priorities for 2026 and beyond. If you’ve not […]
Lenawee Community Foundation expands longstanding Resource Guide with new Spanish edition
ADRIAN, Mich., Mar. 9, 2026 – When neighbors come together, communities grow stronger. That belief has guided the Lenawee Community Foundation (LCF) for decades. As a community foundation created by and for Lenawee County, LCF exists to connect people who care with causes that matter — stewarding charitable gifts, responding to local needs, and helping […]
Lenawee Cares grant applications open March 1 for local health & human services organizations
ADRIAN, Mich., Feb. 27, 2026 – The Lenawee Community Foundation will soon be accepting grant applications through its Lenawee Cares program, providing vital support to Lenawee County organizations that meet basic needs and strengthen our community. Applications will be accepted March 1 – April 1, 2026, from Lenawee County health and human service nonprofits assisting […]
Hunters Helping Lenawee more than doubles previous record, donating over 12,650 pounds of venison to fight hunger in Lenawee
ADRIAN, Mich., Feb. 2, 2026 – Hunters Helping Lenawee, a program of The Lenawee Community Foundation (LCF), announced today an incredible year of venison donation into the Lenawee community. As of January 30, 2026, a record 12,652.5 pounds of venison has been donated to Lenawee food pantries and community meal programs. Nearly two and a […]
What’s New in the Numbers: A Checklist for Charitable Tax Rules in 2026
Well before 2025 made way for 2026, you were no doubt already tracking the various IRS thresholds that are subject to adjustment, as well as the new tax laws’ impact on planning techniques. But have you thought about how each of these thresholds might relate to your clients’ charitable giving? Here are pointers to keep […]
Lenawee YOUTH Council awards $25,000 in grants for local youth-based projects
ADRIAN, Mich., Jan. 13, 2026 – The Lenawee Community Foundation (LCF), a charitable organization created by and for the community, announced that $25,000 in grants, recommended by the Lenawee YOUTH Council (LYC) and approved by the LCF board, will be awarded to 16 programs and organizations in Lenawee County for local youth-based projects. A program […]