What We Do

Our MISSION...Working Together to Make a Difference in our Community

It is part of our mission and a big part of our joy to support local organizations and non-profits. All WDCC members are volunteers, and many serve on multiple boards, committees, and projects.

Thanks to great community support, our annual events and fundraisers are very successful and provide the funds for all of our donations. If your non-profit organization is in need of funds for a specific project, please visit our Home page and select the appropriate link.  

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One Drop

In partnership with the Muskegon City Public Art Initiative, the Downtown Arts Council, and the Community Foundation for Muskegon County, WDCC commissioned a large-scale, contemporary sculpture to honor the vision, persistence, and accomplishments of the WDCC, and is placed in the public plaza of the Muskegon Convention Center. It was installed in celebration of the 70th anniversary of our organization, and is gifted to the community.  

One Drop was inspired by the idea that small efforts, when combined together, can become large accomplishments.

Michigan Sunset, donated to the Muskegon Chamber of Commerce

Since 2004, WDCC has contributed $172,999.94 towards the beautification
of our community.

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WDCC Beautification Projects include:

  • $55,000 - One Drop

  • $35,000 - Celebration Park Splash Pad

  • $32,113.94 - Farmers’ Market Clock Tower

  • $5000 - Community Christmas tree in Hackley Park

  • $1000 - Band shell for Parties in the Park

  • $1000 - Trees/shrubs for Phoenix Continuum

  • $1000 - “All My Relations” granite sculpture at the Visitor’s Bureau

  • $1000 - “A City Built On Timber” at Heritage Landing

  • $750 - Monet Gardens pond

  • $100 for memorial bricks

  • Several $1,000 donations for landscaping and equipment at local parks

Beautifying our community will always be
a big part of what we do!

Women’s Division Chamber of Commerce (WDCC) is a 501(c)(6) not-for-profit organization founded in 1951 to promote our community and create civic awareness. Today, this group of over 200 women continues that legacy by working together to make a difference. WDCC holds several annual events and granted more than $291,904.70 to local non-profit organizations and area projects this past year.