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Building Connections on Mackinac Island
A program on Mackinac Island works to support summer employees to ensure they feel connected to life on the island.
Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation Makes Lead Investment to Support the Launch of Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers’ National Advocacy Program
In celebration of National Caregivers Day, the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers (RCI) announced that the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation has made a lead investment to support evidence-based, equitable policies that center caregivers through RCI’s new national advocacy program.
New Commission on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The Michigan Supreme Court is seeking qualified applicants to join the newly created Commission on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Philanthropy’s Role in Supporting Ukraine
As the humanitarian crisis continues in Ukraine, immediate needs surrounding physical safety, immigration, access to food and medicine, trauma support and more are being lifted up for philanthropy to support Ukrainian citizens.
Michigan COVID-19 Taskforce on Racial Disparities Releases New Recommendations
The Michigan Coronavirus Racial Disparities Taskforce released recommendations on Friday for collaborative policy, programming and systemic change to protect communities of color from the spread of COVID-19 and create lasting structural change.
Remembering Gil Hudson
Gilbert (Gil) Hudson, former president and CEO of the Hudson-Webber Foundation is being remembered for his life of service and leadership within Michigan philanthropy and beyond. Hudson passed away on February 24 at the age of 87.
Federal Legislation We’re Tracking: Accelerating Charitable Efforts Act
A bill introduced in the House that would make significant changes to regulations for donor advised funds (DAFs) and private and community foundations, is under consideration. The bill is a companion to a Senate version that was introduced in June.
A New Normal: Flexibility in the Way We Work
It has now been two years since the pandemic unfolded, changing our lives and the way we work in unforeseen ways. Overnight, the pandemic transformed our working environments and left organizations to adapt quickly to support the needs of their staff and reimagine the future of their workplaces.
Youth Supporting Mental Health Needs
The Hillsdale County Community Foundation’s Youth Opportunities Unlimited Throughout Hillsdale (Y.O.U.T.H) is supporting the mental health needs of high school students in their community.
Engaging with Our Federal Policymakers
In two weeks, members of our community of Michigan philanthropy and CMF staff will engage in Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) visits with our federal policymakers.
New Program Supports Talent Attraction and Retention
Several CMF members are engaged in talent attraction and retention efforts to encourage residents to stay and work in their home communities.
Events, Travel and Office Use in the Context of COVID-19: Initial Reflections on the Findings of a Michigan Philanthropy Landscape Scan
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, organizations are learning, adapting and reimagining the return to workplaces and event travel.
Deepening Partnerships with Federal Policymakers
Members of our CMF community engaged with policymakers last week during the virtual Foundations on the Hill (FOTH) 2022, presented by United Philanthropy Forum and in partnership with the Council on Foundations and Independent Sector.
ALICE in Focus: Children
Nearly 1 million children in Michigan lived in a household income below the Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) threshold in 2019.
The Capital Region Community Foundation Announces New President and CEO
The Capital Region Community Foundation has announced Laurie Strauss Baumer as its new president and CEO as of June 1.
The Kresge Foundation Supports Student-Centered Civic Engagement
The Kresge Foundation’s education program recently announced several grants totaling $1,025,000 to student-centered civic engagement initiatives.
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.
Addressing Workforce Housing Needs
Communities across the state are working to address a shortage of workforce housing.
Community Foundation Leads Coalition to Spearhead Community Development in Northwest Michigan
A collaborative effort aims to bolster the prosperity and well-being of residents in 10 counties in Northwest Michigan.
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