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Grant applications provide a powerful source of information for making optimal funding decisions and driving organizational learning. But grant application requirements and processes can be unnecessarily cumbersome and impose burdens on grantseekers that stymie intended impact.
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Engaging diverse stakeholders is critical to ensuring equity in public policy. Learn strategies and tools for engaging stakeholders across lines of difference and assessing policy from an equity lens. Whether you engage directly or support the work of nonprofit partners, this gathering will be important to grow your practice.
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Please join OFL for the 4th and final site visit in our series designed to explore Career and Technical Education (CTE) in Michigan. Oakland Intermediate School District will host CMF members for a facility tour and discussion of CTE in Oakland County.
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CMF members who currently have, or are interested in developing, an LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning) Fund at their foundation are invited to come together for the 2018 LGBTQ Funds Learning Community Meeting.
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Join the Office of Foundation Liaison and your CMF colleagues for the third event in our exploration of Career and Technical Education programs in Michigan.
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Join us for Igniting Ideas, Sparking Change: Philanthropy on the Move, CMF’s 46th Annual Conference taking place October 7-9, 2018 at the Amway Grand Plaza Hotel in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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The Marshall Plan for Michigan Talent is a $100 million, state-funded education initiative that has multiple funding streams to support workforce development to close the skills gap and innovations in education through collaboration.
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We are pleased to have Khayriyyah MuhammadSmith on board to help plan and facilitate the 2016 Youth Leadership Conference.
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Rob shares an important update from the Michigan Health Endowment Fund.
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The Michigan Health Endowment Fund today awarded more than $8.5 million to 29 community foundations across the state, making it the Fund’s second largest distribution of funds to improve the quality of health for Michigan’s children and seniors.