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WMEAC Business Membership
WMEAC relies on our business partners to support our programs, and to sponsor our many events! Becoming a business member is not only a great way to support a community organization like WMEAC, but it is also a great way to show your employees and customers your commitment to the environment.
Business Membership
Your $100 will support WMEAC environmental protection programs like our low impact development initiative which includes rain barrel distribution and rain garden construction.
Member Benefits
WMEAC Business Members
5 Lakes Energy, ADAC Automotive, Autodie LLC, Barnes & Thornburg, Bata Plastics, Brewery Vivant, Brickroad Pizza, Calvary Church, Cascade Engineering Family of Companies, City of Wyoming, Clothing Matters, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Covanta Kent, Inc., Dean Transportation, DeWys Manufacturing, Dominican Sisters of Grand Rapids, Dr. Energy Saver, Essence Restaurant Group, Experience Grand Rapids, Feyen-Zylstra LLC, Founders Brewing Company, Funky Buddha Yoga Hothouse, General Motors Component Holdings, Grand Valley State University, Gray & Lockwood, Greener Grads, Hooker DeJong, The Image Shoppe, Interface H2O, LLC, Kendall College of Art & Design, Landscape Design Services, Lott3Metz, Marthas Vineyard, Media Place Partners, Meijer, Inc., Metro Health Hospital, Muskegon County, Nourish Organic Market, OST (Open Systems Technologies), Perrigo, Inc., Restorative Lake Sciences, Shrems WM Trout Unlimited, Spectrum Health, Steelcase Corporation, Tazzia Lawn Care, West Michigan Sustainable Business Forum, Wooden Nickel
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