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Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
The Mott Foundation Youth Choice Awards offer young people in Flint the opportunity to compete for and award 100 grants of $1,926 each to invest in the future of their schools, organizations and community.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation shares updates regarding upgrades and improvements for Flint parks.
Foundation Centennial, Youth Engagement
Eighty-two semifinalists representing 22 states brought bold ideas to Flint for the final phase of the national K-12 pitch competition.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
The Charles Stewart Mott Foundation committed up to $25 million over the next five years to expand and connect nonmotorized trails and sidewalks throughout Flint and Genesee County.
Foundation Centennial, Youth Engagement
The national K-12 pitch competition had a prize pool totaling $1 million and engaged more than 5,300 young people across the country.
Foundation Centennial, Youth Engagement
Thousands of students across the country unleashed their creativity in the nationwide pitch competition. Now the kids and teens behind the top 60 ideas will head to Flint for the final event.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
Noting that public schools are the heart of a well-functioning community, the Mott Foundation commits $100 million for a new high school in Flint.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
The Mott Foundation is inviting Flint residents to share priorities for up to three city parks at mott.org/parks. The deadline to share feedback is June 6.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
Flint residents are invited to share their priorities on Flint park improvements.
Flint Area, Foundation Centennial
The Mott Foundation will grant up to $20 million to improve playgrounds and parks in Flint, and the community will have input into how those dollars will be spent across multiple projects.