The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Flint aims to provide a safe space for youth to grow and benefit socially, physically, economically and educationally.

A look at some of the milestones and achievements of William S. White’s philanthropic career — one that was remarkable for both its longevity and impact.

The trustees and staff of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation mourn the passing of William S. White, chairman of the Foundation’s board of trustees.

Mott Foundation Civil Society program director Shannon Lawder reflects on Mott’s 30 years of enduring partnership with European Foundation Centre.

Improving conditions in Michigan’s largest river system have cleared the way for the return of sturgeon, a prehistoric fish species.

Adriane Deiulius, owner of The Sugar Mermaid, won the $10,000 first-place prize at 100K Ideas’ Pitch for $K competition on Aug. 1. The second Pitch for $K will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. on Nov. 14 at Berston Field House.

AmeriCorps member Jani Toney, who serves with the Flint Recovery Corps, finds passion for helping kids.

A regional grantmaking strategy improved rivers and changed the narrative about freshwater management in the Southeastern United States.

A Mott Foundation program that pumped $35 million into six Southeastern U.S. states helped strengthen environmental groups, improve several rivers.

In a new Mott Perspectives piece, Ridgway White shares his thoughts on the growing humanitarian crisis at our nation’s doorstep.