Issues We Care About
In the spring of 2021, Learning to Give and the Council of Michigan Foundations (CMF) invited representatives from foundations and nonprofits across Michigan to serve on a Youth Philanthropy Task Force.
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Meaningful intentions are positive and reachable in the short or long term. Having a distant goal in mind helps direct thoughts, actions, and choices toward where you want to go. Setting intentions can be most effective when those intentions are important to you personally. You have the power to...Read more
Every child has a right to be safe and supported at school and in their community. Race, faith, gender, socio-economic status, and who we love must never be a factor in how well we treat any child or person. As educators and caring adults, we...Read more
What do you miss about being together in class? In your youth group? In professional collaboration?
Go ahead, I'm listening.
I hear you. I feel it
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Documenting or requesting documentation for a service project or philanthropy effort may seem like a daunting task, but once you get the hang of the process, it’s not so bad! We promise! In the text that...Read more
On January 19, the day after Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, people across the country are coming together in conversations on a National Day of Racial Healing. We invite you to attend the events and then participate by having conversations with the youth in your care.
As a nation...Read more
iBuckleUp weBuckleUp Seat Belt Safety: A Mini-Grant Story
Ms. Schneider is a middle school teacher from Indiana with a heart for...Read more
