We invite you to join us in expressing our thanks to two “graduating” board members and extending a warm welcome to three new members!

Year after year, the Huron County Community Foundation has an impact in our community thanks to many caring people who cultivate our connections and contribute to our growth. We are fortunate to have counted on two departing board members—Aaron Kuhl and Rob Zeldenrust —among them. We sincerely appreciate the two of you and send you off with our gratitude as you “graduate” from the Board.

As Aaron and Rob depart, we are pleased to welcome an cohort of three new board members to guide our organization and community impact. These newest board members bring a diversity experiences as well as a shared commitment to the well-being of Huron County. We look forward to the way their various perspectives and strengths will add to the wisdom and leadership of our current board, increasing our organization's ability to fulfill our purpose of improving the quality of life in our region.

Tracey Dore
Tracey is the Executive Director of Huron Behavioral Health and has been with that agency for over 30 years. She stepped into the Executive Director role in 2019. Tracey is married and has raised two, now adult, children. While not born and raised in Huron County, Tracey has called Huron County home for the last three decades. She brings a wealth of knowledge in the mental health space to the board.

Aaron Fahrner

Aaron is a Marketing Specialist at the Cooperative Elevator Co. in Pigeon. He grew up in the Sebewaing area and continues to live there. He graduated from college in 2021 and started at the Cooperative Elevator soon after. In high school, was a member of the HCCF YAC and also received an HCCF scholarship.

Briynne McCrea
Briynne, and her husband James, were both raised in the Bad Axe area. She moved back to Verona Township after college to start a career and a family in 2011. Briynne is the Library Director for the Bad Axe Area District Library. She and her husband both have deep roots in Huron County and is devoted to making it thrive so that future generations can see themselves living and working here as well. Briynne is involved with a variety of local community groups.

The work of the Huron County Community Foundation is only possible because of dedicated volunteers, including our Board of Trustees, sharing their time, talent, and treasure with our organization and community. Please join us in thanking Aaron and Rob for their years of service and welcoming Tracey, Aaron, and Briynne to the team.

Aaron Fahrner