Happy spring!
 
Take a look at what MOKA has been up to lately—plus exciting events you won’t want to miss coming up this season!
 
We've been busy! Here’s a glimpse of our past few weeks.
 
Let's go GOLD!
 
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More than 60 of the people we serve came together at Van Andel Arena for an exciting game between the Grand Rapids Gold and the Maine Celtics. The crowd was full of energy, the music kept everyone pumped, and the plays on the court had everyone on the edge of their seats. To top it off, several people caught free t-shirts being thrown into the stands! It was a great day, and we can't wait for the next game.
 
 
moka's got talent!
 
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“The best day of the year” is how many of our staff describe the Talent Show! Our Community Support Groups took the stage, singing their hearts out and sharing their talents. We cheered for over 20 incredible performances, from dancing to poetry to singing. The setlist had something for everyone: classics like Eye of the Tiger and You've Got a Friend in Me, alongside country favorites like Cowboy Casanova and Rhinestone Cowboy. Every performer gave it their all, making it a day to remember!
 
The best is yet to come! Here's what's happening next.
 
compassion in action
 
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We’re just weeks away from Compassion in Action, our upcoming fundraiser—April 17th! Enjoy a night out at The Bissell Treehouse featuring a delicious dinner, a beer & wine bar, and an opportunity to support a great cause. Bring your vacation money to bid on several amazing travel packages, and check out our raffle packed with items from your favorite local businesses. It'll be a night you don't want to miss!
 
 
'crip camp' Screening
 
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A transformative evening of film, conversation, and community engagement is coming to the Frauenthal Center in Downtown Muskegon on April 15, 2025. A coalition of agencies that provide services to the disability community, including MOKA, will host a screening of the award-winning documentary Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution. This film chronicles the origins of the disability civil rights movement, highlighting the activism that paved the way for disability civil rights legislation and continued advocacy for accessibility and inclusion today.
 
 
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Muskegon, Michigan 49440, United States