Greetings friends,

In the three years since our public launch on Earth Day 2019, Title Track has had a powerful positive impact. We have worked in concert with creative practitioners, nonprofit leaders, grassroots activists, schools, farms, libraries, youth leadership, businesses, foundations, and passionate individuals across the region and beyond. We have helped influence federal policy, we have facilitated trainings for hundreds of individuals seeking to work for change, and we have dedicated ourselves to building shared power internally, and practicing walking our talk as an organization, when it comes to being the change we wish to see in the world.

None of this is possible without the support of our community.

Today, we are asking for your help once again as we begin a capital campaign to raise $25,000 to continue our work for clean water, racial equity, and youth empowerment.

We need your help.

And there are many ways to give. Our software system, built from scratch by our vision and operations strategist, Mae Beale, allows for single donations, recurring donations can be made through PayPal, and we would also be happy to discuss an annual gift with you directly.

The most challenging aspect of nonprofit work is funding our general operations. Making sure the individuals who do this work are paid a living wage is a big priority for us. And we need your help to get there.

Can you make a donation today?

As always, thank you so much for your support as we build momentum and capacity to deepen our positive impact in this turbulent world.

Stronger together,
Seth Bernard
Co-Executive Director

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Checks to ‘Title Track’ are gratefully received at:

Title Track
PO Box 888686
Grand Rapids, MI  49588-8686

Back row (L to R): Chris Good (Communications Director), Gini von Courter (incoming Board member), Jenny Jones (Co-Executive Director), Seth Bernard (Co-Executive Director)
Front row: Mae Beale (Vision & Operations Strategist), Holly T. Bird (Co-Executive Director), Leora Tadgerson (incoming Board member), Coda Mix (Intern)

Picture by: Sarah Masak

In honor of our third anniversary, we recently spent some time together at the Neahtawanta Inn envisioning the future we’re working toward and imagining what it took to get there.

What dreams do you hold, and how might we, as a community, bring them to life?

What commitments do you have toward water, equity, and/or youth?

Got an idea you’d like to pursue and need a buddy organization? Let’s do more TOGETHER this year!

If you want to share the dollars and help us reach our $25,000 capital campaign goal, here’s how to do that, too!

Reflections on 3 years of Title Track

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Episode 33 of State of Water

In our final episode of 2022, we bring you a compelling conversation with Denise Keele, Executive Director of the Michigan Climate Action Network. Tune in to learn more about how Michigan Climate Action Network connects and amplifies individuals, communities, and organizations confronting the climate crisis in Michigan!
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End of year 2022. Keep up the quest in 2023!

We at Title Track are very proud of the work that we have done in 2022. We extend a warm invitation for you to be a part of this work by including us in your end of year giving plans as well. Happy holidays, and keep up the quest in 2023.
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Giving Tuesday 2022 is here!

Thank you for being a part of this community. With your support, we can carry this momentum forward. Plus, watch Seth Bernard's Giving Tuesday concert!
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Happy Indigenous Peoples Day

We honor and celebrate the lives and contributions of Indigenous Peoples today and every day. Take a read, expand your knowledge, be the change.
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Harvest Gathering 2022 recap

The Title Track family had an incredible time at this year’s Earthwork Harvest Gathering! Our minds were blown and hearts filled up by the abundance of creativity and brilliance that shined brightly all weekend long.
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Camp Pipe Out this September 1-7

Members of the Title Track team are a part of organizing Camp Pipe Out, planned for this upcoming Labor Day weekend, which exists to support and expand on existing actions focused on shutting down Line 5, including the Water is Life Festival and the Pipe-Out Paddle-Out.