Donations
Behind every service we provide is a person—a child eager to learn, a senior who values independence, a parent working hard to provide for their family.
Your donation to MDSCAA directly supports our neighbors who need a helping hand. Whether it's providing nutritious meals, offering educational opportunities, helping with heating costs, or assisting with housing, your gift empowers people to overcome challenges and build better futures.
Join us in our mission to ensure that everyone in our community has access to the resources they need to live with dignity and hope.


If you would like to donate via check, please send donations to:
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Menominee-Delta-Schoolcraft
Community Action Agency
507 1st Avenue N.
Escanaba, MI 49829
The average meal for a senior is $4.50 a day.
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The average spent on an individual client through the Homeless Assistance Program is about $251.
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Walk for Warmth raised $53,490.11 during the winter months for those in need of help heating their homes.
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Weatherizing and repairing a home can cost from $300-$50,000+ per project.
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Programs accepting donations include:
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General Funds
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Senior Services
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Homeless Assistance
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Early Childhood Program
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Client Services ​
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Foster Grandparents
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Senior Companions
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Retired Senior Volunteer Program​​
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Weatherization
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Walk for Warmth (by county)
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Menominee​
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Delta
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Schoolcraft
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MDSCAA is a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization, meaning that donations are tax deductible.

Gus and Kris Olson present a donation check to Gary Willoughby, Kristie Stenlund, Karen Castle, and Cherish Mlostek outside the Community Action Agency building for Adult Day Services.

Heather LaLonde, Kristine Eccelsine, Gary Willoughby, Jessica Baker, and Samantha Baker stand together indoors as Willoughby holds a $27,000 donation check from the CBC Fund Drive.

Group photo from the 2018 Walk for Warmth fundraiser, with members holding a large check presented by a local car club.

Gus and Kris Olson present a donation check to Gary Willoughby, Kristie Stenlund, Karen Castle, and Cherish Mlostek outside the Community Action Agency building for Adult Day Services.


