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11 Policy Recommendations to Eradicate Racial Inequity
The Black Leadership Advisory Council has released 11 recommendations designed to eradicate and prevent discrimination and racial inequity in Michigan.
Revitalizing the Detroit Riverfront
Construction is underway on the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Centennial Park, a 22-acre park located on Detroit’s West Riverfront and supported by CMF members the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation, William Davidson Foundation and DTE Energy Foundation.
Addressing the Asthma Burden in Detroit
In 2021, the prevalence of current asthma among Detroit adults was 46% higher than in Michigan as a whole and in 2019 the rate of asthma hospitalizations for Black residents in Detroit was more than three times the rate for White residents.
An Operations Checklist for Foundation Compliance
This resource is intended to provide an overview of compliance needs and opportunities for both private foundations and public charities with grantmaking operations.
Michigan’s First-Ever Statewide Housing Plan Unveiled
To address challenges that impact housing equity across the state, the Michigan State Housing Development Authority launched Michigan’s first-ever Statewide Housing Plan.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy Announces Plans to Become an Independent Nonprofit
To maximize its impact and better serve the growing and diverse social sector, the Chronicle of Philanthropy recently announced its plans to become an independent nonprofit organization.
Impact Investing Blog
Impact Investing Blog by Jennifer Oertel, CMF Impact Investing Expert in Residence
The Nonprofit Sector Strength and Partnership Act of 2022
This legislation establishes a formal relationship for new ongoing collaboration between the U.S. government and the nonprofit sector.
Connecting Communities to State and Federal Funding Opportunities
A new program led by CMF members provides a platform and resources for municipalities to connect with streams of existing state and federal funding to support their water infrastructure needs.
Collaborating to Provide Microloans for Local Entrepreneurs
Two CMF members are collaborating to support local entrepreneurs in St. Clair County.
Battle Creek Community Foundation Receives State Grant to Establish Children’s Savings Account Pilot Program
The Battle Creek Community Foundation (BCCF) will receive a $500,000 grant from the state to establish a Children’s Savings Account (CSA) pilot program.
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Addressing Workforce Housing Needs
Communities across the state are working to address a shortage of workforce housing.
Meeting Challenges of an Uncertain Time
CMF Community Voices features a series of conversations and insights from leaders across our community of philanthropy. This curated collection of blogs and Q&As lifts up inspiring voices from changemakers who lead efforts in the areas of Equity, People, Practice and Policy, with equity at the center.
Governor Unveils the MI Healthy Climate Plan
As part of Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s commitment to a goal of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, last week Whitmer announced the MI Healthy Climate Plan.
The Kresge Foundation Among First to Sign the Climate Funders Justice Pledge
The Kresge Foundation was among one of the first national climate funders to sign the Climate Funders Justice Pledge.
Exploring Policies that Address Poverty and its Impact on Child Development
New research from Harvard University suggests that policies that aim to reduce poverty may lead to larger brains in children, underscoring the need for a strong social safety net.
Remembering Edward “Ted” J. Frey
We are honoring the life and legacy of Edward “Ted” J. Frey, Jr., a devoted and longstanding leader in philanthropy. The Frey Foundation shared a message from Holly Johnson, president, sharing the news that Ted passed away at the age of 77 and honoring his many contributions to Michigan and philanthropy.
Hudson-Webber Foundation Announces Over $2 Million in Grants to Support Reducing and Preventing Violence
Hudson-Webber Foundation announced over $2 million in grants, empowering organizations whose missions align with the foundation’s focus on advancing equity and opportunity for all Detroiters.
The Pokagon Fund Helps to Bring New York Times Bestselling Author to Local Schools
New York Times bestselling author and Michigan native Angeline Boulley visited local schools in New Buffalo with the support of CMF member the Pokagon Fund.
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