Mott Foundation’s 2016 college intern class completed a 10-week program designed to give them leadership experience in the philanthropic & nonprofit fields.

Former NBA star Vlade Divac’s foundation is leading efforts to increase local giving and philanthropy in Central and Eastern Europe.

The restoration of Flint’s Capitol Theatre — funded, in part, by a $15 million grant from the Mott Foundation — will help add new spark to the city’s revitalization.

Four new employees have been added to the staff of the Mott Foundation’s home office in Flint, Mich.

The 2008 law that restricted diversions of Great Lakes water to communities outside the basin led to a sound ruling in a controversial case involving Waukesha, Wisconsin.

Faced with the water crisis in Flint, Mott President Ridgway White discusses the role of philanthropy in responding to a community in distress.

Flint’s National Service Accelerator is drawing increasing interest as a potential model for other communities. Successfully leveraging more than $3 million in local and federal dollars, Flint’s Accelerator has helped local nonprofits increase the number of service members three-fold to about 100 now working throughout the city.

More Flint children and families will soon have access to the fresh, nutritious food they need to lessen the impacts of lead exposure stemming from the city’s water crisis, the Fair Food Network …

Efforts to help Flint respond to its water crisis have received an important boost. The FlintNOW Foundation and Huntington Bank have committed $25 million to support economic development in the community.