There is a discounted block of rooms available to dinner guests at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel. To obtain your discount, mention Acton Institute while making your reservation.
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel
Grand Rapids, MI
6pm Registration & Reception
7pm Dinner
For more information, please contact Teresa Bailey at 616.454.3080 or tbailey@acton.org.
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