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A quote card with the photo, name and tile of Kresge Social Investment Practice Managing Director Aaron Seybert, and the quote: "The road ahead will undoubtedly remain uncertain, and many nonprofits will continue to face significant obstacles. Yet by uniting as a sector, we can support one another and fortify the essential work we do."

Commentary

Improving financial resilience: How nonprofits can navigate the impact of federal spending cuts

March 28, 2025

Social Investment Practice

Featured Stories

Kenyatta Stephens, CEO of Black Family Development, is standing alongside a staircase.

Feature Story

Hope starts with investing in early childhood education

March 24, 2025

Detroit

Kresge Detroit Program Managing Director Wendy Lewis Jackson stands at a podium with the sign Michigan Chronicle Women of Excellence.

Kresge’s Wendy Lewis Jackson honored as Woman of the Year by the ‘Michigan Chronicle’

March 18, 2025

Detroit

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A graphic with the cover of the book Embracing a City: The Kresge Foundation in Detroit 1993-2023, and a quote: "Even in the midst of the financial difficulties, Marygrove knew it wanted to preserve its legacy in Detroit, and it's a tremendous one. ' - Wendy Lewis Jackson, Kresge Detroit Program managing Director

Feature Story

Excerpt: Out of collapse of Marygrove College, a new education center grows

May 13, 2024

Centennial, Detroit

Feature Story

Looking Back: More than medicine: A commitment to community health

May 7, 2024

Centennial, Health

Is your city building a clean energy future? Find out in ACEEE's new City Clean Energy Scorecard

News

Clean Energy Scorecard shows cities embrace equity goals in climate efforts, but more action needed

May 7, 2024

Environment

A graphic with the cover of the book Embracing a City: The Kresge Foundation in Detroit 1993-2023, and text: Detroit had a thriving arts scene, but no cohesive system of leadership or support.

Feature Story

Excerpt: How Kresge became a champion of the arts … in its hometown

May 7, 2024

Centennial, Detroit

A group photo in a conference room of executives of color that work in higher education.

News

Kresge announces second cohort of Thrive Leaders, executives of color working in higher education

May 1, 2024

Education

A graphic with the cover of the book Embracing a City: The Kresge Foundation in Detroit 1993-2023, and text: "At one ;evel, it was a crazy idea ... but the audacity of the aspiration justified the risk." - Rip Rapson, President & CEO, The Kresge Foundation

Feature Story

Excerpt: The unlikely connection between Superbowl XL and the creation of Detroit’s M-1 Rail

April 30, 2024

Centennial, Detroit

A quote card with the photo, name and title of Kresge President & CEO Rip Rapson, and the quote: "Nothing in the vicissitudes of the emergent political environment changes our commitment to (our) values. We will work as we have, understanding full well that we may need to … meet the particulars of a new reality and provide our community partners with support different in kind or magnitude from what we’ve provided before now."

Commentary

Anchored in shared values: How we all move forward together

November 4, 2024

From the President

Feature Story

Centennial blog: Colleges and universities across the country have buildings named after Kresge

April 26, 2024

Centennial

A graphic with a photo of Rip Rapson and a quote: "The new North Star sought to improve the economic, social, cultural and environmental conditions of low-income and underserved communities." Rip Rapson President & CEO The Kresge Foundation

Feature Story

Looking back: Rapson shifts Kresge from capital challenge grantmaker to a strategic funder

April 25, 2024

Centennial

Quote card: "I see community and economic development as foundational to climate action. With the recent passage of the Inflation Reduction Act and the Bi-Partisan Infrastructure Law, there are gobs of new resources available to households and businesses. Still, the implementation of those laws will require local action on a monumental scale — especially if we want those resources to flow to the people who need them most." - Andrew Rumbach, Urban Institute

Commentary

Q&A: How to address climate impacts, reduce silos and blend practices with Urban Institute

April 24, 2024

American Cities, Centennial, Environment, Health

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