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In The Community

Committed To Community

We have the responsibility to do good.

For our members. For our employees. For our communities. We are committed to standing up and taking steps forward to make sure our communities are shared spaces where each neighbor has access to thrive in their environment.

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SOCIAL INVESTMENT

Impacting Today For A Difference Tomorrow

It is our duty to ensure we work to foster sustainable communities by bringing the knowledge, ideas, and ability to act. From financial education to social responsibility, we have a resolve to deliver to the unique needs of the communities we serve.

DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION

Embracing Differences in Our Communities

We believe in creating a world where everyone can live their best lives. We do this by celebrating differences and supporting inclusive opportunities. We welcome you to be a part of building those better communities.

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VOLUNTEERING

Building Connections. Creating Community.

Being a community partner means providing more than financial support. It’s banding together to step up, help out, connect with our neighbors, form lasting relationships, and show up for each other.

PARTNERED EVENTS

1,691

GENISYS DONATIONS

$727,124

VOLUNTEER HOURS

7,792

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Sponsored Community Events

St. Clair County 23rd Annual Earth Fair

 Friday, April 24th - April 25th, 2026

  Goodells County Park; Goodells, MI

Join the Earth Fair in celebrating our incredible world by enjoying demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities focused on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards during Michigan's largest Earth Day event.


36th Annual Walk for Warmth

 Saturday, May 9th at 9:00 AM

  Canterbury Village; Lake Orion, MI

Hosted by OLHSA (Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency), get ready for a family-friendly morning, having fun while making a real impact! Contributions to Walk for Warmth support emergency services provided by OLHSA that help keep our neighbors safe and warm.


Royal Oak in Bloom

 Sunday, May 10th at 7:00 AM

  6th and Main Lot; Royal Oak, MI

This annual flower and garden sale, hosted by the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce, draws residents and visitors to downtown Royal Oak to shop for flowers, plants, landscaping items, and decorative elements for their lawns. 


Village Arts Festival

 Saturday, May 30th at 10:00 AM

  Central Park; Downtown Milford, MI

Join Suzanne Haskew Arts Center (SHAC) in the heart of downtown Milford for the Village Arts Festival, a one-day celebration of exceptional handmade art, community, and creativity.


Wild Summer Nights

 Wednesday, June 3rd at 5:00 PM - August 26th, 2026

  Detroit Zoo; Royal Oak, MI

Detroit Zoo invites you to pack a blanket and soak up the sounds of summer as live local bands turn the Zoo into the wildest music venue in town.

  • Every Wednesday from June 3rd to August 26th
  • Registration required

 


April 1 - April 30

Reading and Rhythm With Ms. Fran

Location: Brandon Township Public Library; Brandon Township, MI

Bring your children ages birth to five years old for a fun storytime consisting of stories, songs, exercises to music, fingerplays, parachute activity, and a simple craft, hosted by Brandon Township Public Library.

  • Every Monday (10:00 am - 11:30 am) & Wednesday (11:00 am -11:30 am) in April
  • Registration required

April 8 - June 14

Grand Rapids Lantern Festival

Time: 7:30 PM

Location: John Ball Zoo; Grand Rapids, MI

John Ball Zoo invites you to join the Grand Rapids Lantern Festival, a breathtaking celebration of Chinese cultural artistry. As Michigan’s only showcase of its kind, it illuminates the Zoo with handcrafted lanterns that intertwine the beauty of wildlife with profound Chinese traditions- from majestic dragons and phoenixes to the symbolic zodiac- creating an enchanting narrative of heritage and culture

  • Every Wednesday through Sunday, April 08 - June 14
  • Registration required 

 

April 21

Smart Money Kids

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Jean WaterLoo Lenox Township Library; Lenox Township, MI

Learn about money and gain financial literacy, hosted by the Jean Waterloo Lenox Township Library.

  • Registration required 

April 24 - April 25

St. Clair County 23rd Annual Earth Fair

Location: Goodells County Park; Goodells, MI

Join the Earth Fair in celebrating our incredible world by enjoying demonstrations, workshops, exhibits, artisans, and activities focused on raising the level and capacity of environmental stewards during Michigan's largest Earth Day event.

April 24

Euchre Tournament

Time: 6:30 PM

Location: Ortonville Old Town Hall; Ortonville, MI

Join Downtown Ortonville for a fun-filled evening of cards, community, and a little friendly competition at their 4th Annual Euchre Tournament Fundraiser! Whether you're a seasoned Euchre pro or just love a great night out—this event is for you!

  • Online registration available 

 

April 25

Sheep Shearing & Pancake Breakfast

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Hess Hathaway Park; Waterford, MI

Come down to the farm at Hess-Hathaway Park to see sheep getting sheared and spinners spinning the wool, hosted by Waterford Parks & Recreation.

April 25

Wildlife Exploration Day | Party for the Planet

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: John Ball Zoo; Grand Rapids, MI

Grab a passport and discover your wild side! John Ball Zoo offers unique opportunities to uncover the mysteries of Earth’s biodiversity while making memories that last a lifetime. Unlock your curiosity at exploration stations, be captivated by jaw-dropping cultural performances from musicians to aerialists, and get creative with hands-on activities and crafts.

  • Registration required

 

May 2 - October 10

Davis Family Farmers Market

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Seymour Lake Park; Oxford, MI

Join us every Saturday for the Davis Family Market, running from May 02 through October 10! Shop local with a variety of vendors, bring the whole family, and enjoy a great day at the market, hosted by Oxford Parks and Recreation! 

May 2

Grand Blanc Community Clean Up

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Faith Lutheran Church; Grand Blanc, MI

Grand Blanc Township is looking forward to another successful Community Clean Up and invites volunteers to help keep the area beautiful. Participants will be provided with all necessary gear and transportation to cleanup sites, followed by a complimentary lunch for all who serve.

  • Registration required

 

May 2

West Side Cinco de Mayo Celebration

Time: 10:00 AM

Location: Castillo Park; St. Paul, MN

Join West Side Fiestas for the BIG ANNUAL FIESTA as the Westside comes alive with culture, color, and community! Enjoy authentic Mexican favorites, shop handmade goods, support talented local artisans, and celebrate heritage, unity, and joy.

May 4

Showcase and Taste of Plymouth

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Saint John's Resort; Plymouth, MI

The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce invites you to join in on its 35-year tradition of local flavors, business innovation, and community connection. Experience the best of our local business landscape and culinary scene in one unforgettable evening.

  • Registration required

May 9

36th Annual Walk for Warmth

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Canterbury Village; Lake Orion, MI

Hosted by OLHSA (Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency), get ready for a family-friendly morning, having fun while making a real impact! Contributions to Walk for Warmth support emergency services provided by OLHSA that help keep our neighbors safe and warm.

May 10

Royal Oak in Bloom

Time: 7:00 AM

Location: 6th and Main Lot; Royal Oak, MI

This annual flower and garden sale, hosted by the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce, draws residents and visitors to downtown Royal Oak to shop for flowers, plants, landscaping items, and decorative elements for their lawns. 

May 14 - May 15

Deck Art

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Downtown Rochester; Rochester, MI

Join us for downtown Rochester’s 16th annual skateboard art exhibition and competition, hosted by Rochester DDA!

 

May 15

Food Truck Rally

Time: 4:00 PM

Location: Pine Knob Music Theatre; Clarkston, MI

Hosted by the Clarkston Area Chamber of Commerce, don't miss out on this fun-filled evening of food and festivities! Grab your friends and bring your appetite!

May 16

Walk to Cure Arthritis

Time: 10:00 AM

Location: Kensington Metropark; Milford, MI

Whether you have arthritis yourself or care about someone who does, sign up and raise funds for WALK to CURE Arthritis, hosted by the Arthritis Foundation!

  • Registration required 

 

May 21

MichBusiness Women Thrive Conference

Time: 7:30 AM

Location: MGM Grand Detroit; Detroit, MI

 A day of celebration, informative panel discussions, facilitated networking opportunities, and knowledge-sharing, hosted by MichBusiness.

  • Registration Required

 

May 23

Freedom 4 Veterans Race- Clio Can Do Race Series

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: Clio Veterans Memorial Park; Clio, MI

Join Clio Can Do for a 4 Mile Run/Walk and a 1 Mile Family Walk, with all proceeds benefiting five local non-profits that support area children and families. The event features music, food, and a patriotic costume contest, offering participants the chance to earn medals, shirts, and competitive awards.

  • Registration required

May 30

Wildlife Exploration Day | Michigan Wildlife Day

Time: 9:00 AM

Location: John Ball Zoo; Grand Rapids, MI

Grab a passport and discover your wild side! John Ball Zoo offers unique opportunities to uncover the mysteries of Earth’s biodiversity while making memories that last a lifetime. Unlock your curiosity at exploration stations, be captivated by jaw-dropping cultural performances from musicians to aerialists, and get creative with hands-on activities and crafts.

  • Registation required 

May 30

Village Arts Festival

Time: 10:00 AM

Location: Central Park; Downtown Milford, MI

Join Suzanne Haskew Arts Center (SHAC) in the heart of downtown Milford for the Village Arts Festival, a one-day celebration of exceptional handmade art, community, and creativity.

May 30

Ferndale Pride

Time: 12:30 PM

Location: Downtown Ferndale; Ferndale, MI

Hosted by Ferndale Pride, the largest free-to-the-public LGBTQIA+ festival in Michigan returns for its 15th year!

June 3 - August 26

Wild Summer Nights

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Detroit Zoo; Royal Oak, MI

Detroit Zoo invites you to pack a blanket and soak up the sounds of summer as live local bands turn the Zoo into the wildest music venue in town.

  • Every Wednesday from June 3rd to August 26th
  • Registration required

 

June 4 - August 27

Music in the Park

Time: 7:00 PM

Location: Dodge Park; Sterling Heights, MI

Join Sterling Heights Parks and Recreation every Thursday, June 4th - August 27th, for music in the park. Enjoy live music, food, and drinks!

 

June 4 - August 13

Concerts in the Park

Time: 7:00 PM

Location: Wildwood Amphitheater; Lake Orion, MI

Join Orion Township Parks and Recreation every Thursday from June 4 to August 13 for an evening of live music and community fun. Guests can purchase food and drinks on-site and are encouraged to bring their own blankets and chairs for seating.

June 5

First Friday Summer Social

Time: 4:00 PM

Location: Downtown Ortonville, MI

Hosted by Downtown Ortonville, this summer kickoff brings the party to life with live music from The Pool Boys and a lineup of local food trucks. Kids can jump into action on the inflatables while adults grab a cold drink and soak up the sun. It’s the ultimate high-energy night to celebrate the season and enjoy those unbeatable community vibes!

June 6

Paddlepalooza

Time: 8:00 AM

Location: Riverside Park; Auburn Hills, MI

Hosted by Auburn Hills Parks & Recreation, this event involves kayaking and canoeing on the Clinton River. Trophies will be awarded to the first, second, and third-place finishers in each race class. The winning craft for the kayak races and the canoe race will receive a gift certificate or prize. Each participant will receive a T-shirt and lunch.

  • Registration required

 

June 9

Driving Fore Dutton Golf Outing

Time: 8:00 AM

Location: Wyndgate Country Club; Rochester Hills, MI

Rally your foursome, pick your course, and get ready for a day packed with great golf, good vibes, and even better impact, hosted by Dutton Farms!

  • Registration required

June 11

Summer Kickoff: Food, Flix & Fun!

Time: 5:30 PM

Location: Heritage Park; Ortonville, MI

This summer kickoff features food trucks, inflatables, and movies after dusk, offering a variety of activities for the entire family.

June 11 - June 25

Concerts in the Park

Time: 6:00 PM

Location: Hess Hathaway Park; Waterford, MI

Enjoy this year's FREE Concerts, hosted by the Waterford Area Chamber of Commerce! Summer entertainment for all ages! Concerts take place every Thursday, June 11th to 25th, with local talent starting at 6:00 PM, followed by the featured band at 7:00 PM. Food and beverages will be sold at every concert!

 

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