We’re thrilled to announce that the Thompsonville Area Revitalization Project (TARP) has been selected as a recipient of the Impact100 Traverse City grant! This incredible award of $116,000 will significantly boost our efforts to transform the Thompsonville community.
Charles Kraus and Phyllis Kladder are presented the check.
Key Project Highlights:
- Bicycle Trailhead: Expanding outdoor recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.
- ADA-Compliant Visitor’s Pavilion: Creating a welcoming and accessible gathering space.
- Campground: Offering camping experiences and supporting local tourism.
TARP envisions this project as a catalyst for positive change in Thompsonville. By developing a vibrant trailhead and pavilion, we aim to:
- Attract Outdoor Enthusiasts: Boost local tourism and economic activity.
- Enhance Community Amenities: Provide a welcoming space for residents and visitors.
- Preserve Local History: Honor Thompsonville’s heritage and create a lasting legacy.
We are deeply grateful for the support of Impact100 Traverse City and the entire Thompsonville community. This grant is a testament to our shared commitment to revitalizing this special place.
Let’s celebrate this exciting milestone and continue to support TARP’s mission!
About Impact100 Traverse City: Impact100 is a community-driven giving group in Traverse City. Members pool together $1,000 each to fund grants upwards of $100,000 for local nonprofits. These grants support causes in areas like arts, education, environment, family, and health. The winners are decided by a democratic vote among Impact100 members.
About TARP: The Thompsonville Area Revitalization Project is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, dedicated undertake projects which improve the quality of life for all people in the greater Thompsonville area. Interested in how you can make a difference? Learn more about the project and how you can donate to the organization.