Nancy Lenz is a community development manager for Michigan National Bank and an MCSC member since 1996. She is also a trustee for Parchment Public Schools, a member of the board for Homeworks, Inc., of Battle Creek, a member of the Junior League of Kalamazoo and vice president of Second Harvest Food Bank of South Central Michigan. A volunteer identifies needs in the community and find ways to meet those needs. Kathleen Keen McCarthy is Supervisor for the Charter Township of Plymouth and a member of the MCSC since 1994. She also volunteers with the Community Hospice Foundation, Plymouth Symphony, Chamber of Commerce and several service groups.
Volunteers are the backbone of every community.
Helping a neighbor is a gift that strenghtens each of us and also provides the quality that defines the community as a whole. James W. Muir is a retiree, a senior volunteer and an MCSC member since 1994. He is a board member of the Kent County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, the Center for Independent Living and Senior Neighbors. He is active in the United Way and as a volunteer teacher's helper for second graders. Community service is the only way sure way to create communities in which you can be proud to live.