Family Foundation

Midwest Family Foundation Webinar Series | Top 10 Tips for Navigating Red Flags Leading a Private Foundation

Event

May.21

05/21/2020 -
1:00pm to 2:00pm

Location: Webinar

Join this lively discussion as we help you navigate the most common red flags you may encounter as you lead your private foundation.

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Event type: Webinar

Audience: All Members, Family Foundation, Private Foundation

NCFP Series | Planning a Family Retreat

Event

Apr.9

04/09/2020 -
12:00pm to 1:15pm

Location: Webinar

In this webinar, you will hear how foundations have designed their retreats, how to best facilitate conversations, and best practices for engaging the next generation.

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Event type: Webinar

Audience: Family Foundation

NCFP Series | The Power of a Name: Considering Privacy, Publicity, and Transparency

Event

Mar.12

03/12/2020 -
12:00pm to 1:15pm

Location: Webinar

Using your name publicly can be a positive and productive tool in your philanthropy. Hear from families who have considered the power of their name and learn ways to be thoughtful about your own voice.

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Event type: Webinar

Audience: Family Foundation

Midwest Family Foundation Webinar Series | Preparing New Generations to Serve on Family Foundation Boards

Event

Feb.20

02/20/2020 -
1:00pm to 2:00pm

Location: Webinar

Family foundations have some of the strongest values for philanthropic giving, and many of those values endure through generations of family involvement.

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Event type: Webinar

Audience: Family Foundation

Funding Area: Next Gen

Metro Detroit family foundations expand clout

News

Published: 11/18/2015

The impact of family foundations will be felt far and wide in the next decade, with billions of dollars coming into Detroit and the region. The Detroit News features several CMF members that are making a difference.

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News type: From the Web

Audience: All Members, Family Foundation

Topic: About Philanthropy

GrantCraft Blog: Up and Coming: An Inside Look at a Next Generation Experience in Family Philanthropy

News

Published: 09/29/2015

In this post from the GrantCraft Blog, authors Naomi Wright and Wadsworth Williams share their experience participating in the Andrus Family Fund's Board Experiential Training (BET) program. This program is designed to introduce 18-24 year-olds to philanthropy and prepare future board members by building an awareness of social justice issues.