Lisa Tyler - United Way of the Lakeshore

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In this episode of Muskegon Rising, host Kendrah Robinson welcomes Lisa Tyler, President and CEO of United Way of the Lakeshore, to share her inspiring journey and the organization’s evolving impact across Muskegon, Oceana, and Newaygo Counties. Tyler, a longtime community advocate and former journalist, explains United Way’s modern focus on collaboration, housing initiatives, early childhood literacy through the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, and support for the ALICE population—working families struggling to make ends meet. She highlights volunteer opportunities like the Day of Caring, the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program, and the 211 resource line connecting residents to vital community services. From fostering literacy to addressing homelessness, Tyler illustrates how United Way continues to “Live United” by convening partners and creating lasting change throughout West Michigan.

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