We are an institution that is deeply committed to sharing the lessons that result from our work with grantees and partners through storytelling, research and convenings.
Our programs seek to expand opportunity for low-income people so they can gain the tools and supports needed to lead self-determined lives and join the economic mainstream.
We deploy an array of grantmaking and social investing tools – usually in partnership with nonprofit, public, private and philanthropic organizations – to address society’s most intractable problems.
We are a private, national foundation that works to expand opportunities in America’s cities through grantmaking and social investing in arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services and community development in Detroit.
Social justice work supported by Kresge’s Arts & Culture program was lauded in a recent article published by a Barron’s magazine, titled “5 Key Areas Where Philanthropy is Providing a Path for a Better Tomorrow.”
Penta Magazine story on ways philanthropy is making an impact
How can arts and culture organizations orient themselves as anchor institutions – like health care facilities, colleges and others deeply rooted in communities – to drive equitable economic growth? Kresge’s Arts & Culture Program and the Institute for a Competitive Inner City (ICIC) aim to...
This document provides information about what makes an organization eligible, financial documents that must be submitted with a grant application, how grant...
This document provides information about what makes an organization eligible, financial documents that must be submitted with a grant application, how grant...
This document provides information about what makes an organization eligible, financial documents that must be submitted with a grant application, how grant...
