On July 31st, the Chaldean Community Foundation hosted a historic ribbon cutting ceremony to announce the new 19,000 square foot expansion bringing the building to 30,000 square feet. Various community leaders were involved in the announcement as the building was unveiled for the first time to the general public. Martin Manna, President of the Chaldean Community Foundation...

The Chaldean Community Foundation held a ribbon cutting Friday July, 31, 2020 revealing their new renovations and expansion of their Sterling Heights location. Chairman of the board of directors for The Chaldean Community Foundation Sylvester Sandiha held an oversized pair of scissors with Bishop Francis Kalabat as the foundation held a ribbon cutting Friday July, 31, 2020...

The gateway built by the Chaldean Community Foundation (CCF) for Chaldean and Iraqi refugees and immigrants, who make their way to America in pursuit of a better life, and others in need, has once again been expanded. “We thought what we had built would be good for nearly 20 years,” said Martin Manna, president of the Chaldean Community Foundation and Chaldean American...

The Chaldean Community Foundation’s Sterling Heights headquarters has undergone a $5 million, 19,000-square-foot expansion, bringing the facility’s footprint to 30,000 square feet. The foundation serves 35,000 individuals each year, and the new space includes a primary health clinic serving both insured and uninsured patients; a behavioral health clinic providing mental...