Spoken-word artist Kayla Shannon was one of two Flint, Michigan, teens to medal in the national ACT-SO competition at the NAACP’s annual convention.

Nonprofits, philanthropies, state officials and community leaders are fighting to preserve the law that protects the independence of the charitable sector.

AmeriCorps member from the Flint & Genesee Literacy Network, LaDelvin Walker is a keynote speaker at the National Center for Families Learning conference.

To help create a pipeline of future leaders for the philanthropic sector, the Mott Foundation developed a summer internship program for university students.

Ridgway White describes why the Mott Foundation signed a partnership agreement with Flint Community Schools and what he hopes it will mean for Flint kids.

As a Flint partnership for early childhood ed is recognized, Ridgway White shares thoughts about how collaboration can make good things happen in the world.

A federal court struck down a plan to relicense seven hydropower dams on Alabama’s Coosa River. The ruling may prompt changes that improve the river.

Angelina Garner, Arielle Milton, Carlos Rios-Santiago and Lorenzo Wakefield have joined the staff of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation’s grantmaking team.

Free and low-cost summer activities are available to children and their families in Flint and Genesee County.

In a special feature in the June issue of Alliance magazine, Mott Foundation President Ridgway White discusses the crucial importance of investing in philanthropy infrastructure.