Did you know that 85% of high school seniors in Otsego County have plans to enroll in some form of higher education (two-year college, four-year college, or trade school) after graduation, yet only 56% will attend when classes start? Otsego Career Access Network (OCAN) is committed to removing the barriers that prevent students from making the transition to higher education. OCAN was recently awarded a $60,000 Implementation Grant from the Michigan College Access Network, which will help make higher education a reality for more Otsego County students.
You can learn more about OCAN here.
Honor a Life Well Lived with Memorial Giving Through OCF
There are moments in life when words seem inadequate. The loss of a loved one leaves an emptiness that is difficult to describe, and yet, in those moments of sorrow, we often look for meaningful ways to celebrate the lives that touched us so deeply. For many families,...




