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Charles Stewart Mott Foundation is a private corporation based in FLINT, MI. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 1933. It holds total assets of $3.8B. Annual income is reported at $862M. Mizzen by Mott is an education technology service offering free digital lesson plans, curriculum, activities, and resources for youth-serving professionals in out-of-school time programs. The platform helps educators plan and deliver engaging courses, lessons, and activities for students with content from organizations, such as NASA, PBS, the Pulitzer Center and Jazz at Lincoln Center. Mizzen also provides professional development resources and experiences that support afterschool practitioners in designing high quality and engaging programs and activities. Curriculum available via the App will feature STEM, Career Exploration, Health and Wellness, Social Emotional Learning, Visual and Performing Arts, Academic Support, Literacy, Youth Leadership, and other K-12 enrichment content. Mizzen develops strategic partnerships and collaborations with community-based organizations, schools, experts in the field and corporations actively engaged in educational and youth development initiatives. According to available records, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation has made 5,000 grants totaling $828.3M, with a median grant of $33K. Annual giving has grown from $135.2M in 2020 to $166.8M in 2023. Grantmaking activity was highest in 2022 with $365.3M distributed across 2,040 grants. Individual grants have ranged from $150 to $25M, with an average award of $166K. The foundation has supported 1,405 unique organizations. The foundation primarily supports organizations in Michigan, District of Columbia, California, which account for 54% of all grants. Grantmaking reaches organizations across 52 states. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
Mizzen by Mott is an education technology organization founded as a direct charitable activity of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation and its affiliated entity, Mott Afterschool App LLC, as a project of the Advancing Afterschool initiative. It is dedicated to creating high-quality and engaging afterschool learning experiences for youth in grades K-12. Mizzen's free digital library of lesson plans and teaching resources offers educators, mentors, coaches, and facilitators with a growing collection of curricula and activities that spark curiosity, joy, and a love of learning in youth. Additionally, Mizzen offers professional development opportunities that prepare afterschool educators to teach effectively.
Expenses: $2.3M
Afterschool Technical Assistance Collaborative and Statewide Afterschool Networks. This Direct Charitable Activity (DCA) helped to further the Foundation's efforts to provide technical assistance to the statewide afterschool networks. Through this DCA, the Foundation commissioned a consultant to: 1) facilitate the coordination of the afterschool technical assistance collaborative; 2) work with FowlerHoffman and the foundation to support the use and implementation of the network self-assessment tool and learning recovery strategies; 3) monitor and track the challenges and accomplishments of the statewide afterschool networks; and 4) provide direct technical assistance to the statewide afterschool networks.
Expenses: $235K
The Office of Foundation Liaison (OFL) was established in 2003 at the suggestion of Michigan philanthropic leaders. The office helps develop strategic partnerships between the State of Michigan and foundations in order to create better outcomes for Michigan citizens within a commonly defined set of agendas. OFL has received funding from 22 Michigan foundations as well as in-kind support from the state government. Its goals are to: 1) promote mutual understanding and collaboration between state government and foundations and to identify strategic opportunities for partnering; 2) serve as a trusted source of data, information and dialogue about programs, policy impacts and policy implementation options; and 3) facilitate strategic joint investments that will improve outcomes for Michigan and its residents. Since its inception, OFL has secured more than $150 million in foundation/government partnerships.
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Mizzen by Mott is an education technology service offering free digital lesson plans, curriculum, activities, and resources for youth-serving professionals in out-of-school time programs. The platform helps educators plan and deliver engaging courses, lessons, and activities for students with content from organizations, such as NASA, PBS, the Pulitzer Center and Jazz at Lincoln Center. Mizzen also provides professional development resources and experiences that support afterschool practitioners in designing high quality and engaging programs and activities. Curriculum available via the App will feature STEM, Career Exploration, Health and Wellness, Social Emotional Learning, Visual and Performing Arts, Academic Support, Literacy, Youth Leadership, and other K-12 enrichment content. Mizzen develops strategic partnerships and collaborations with community-based organizations, schools, experts in the field and corporations actively engaged in educational and youth development initiatives. Based on available records, the foundation has funded 5,000 grants. Its grantmaking reaches organizations primarily in MI, DC, CA.
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation has distributed a total of $828.3M across 5,000 grants. The median grant size is $33K, with an average of $166K. Individual grants have ranged from $150 to $25M.
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation provides grant application information on their website. Visit their grants page for current funding opportunities and application guidelines.
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation is headquartered in FLINT, MI. While based in MI, the foundation distributes grants to organizations across 52 states.
Total Giving
$208M
Total Assets
$3.7B
Fair Market Value
$3.7B
Net Worth
$3.6B
Grants Paid
$173.4M
Contributions
$5K
Net Investment Income
$217.5M
Distribution Amount
$178M
Total: $1B
Total Grants
5,000
Total Giving
$828.3M
Average Grant
$166K
Median Grant
$33K
Unique Recipients
1,405
of 2023 grantees were first-time recipients
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flint Institute Of ArtsTo provide general purposes support for the institute and enhance visual arts experiences for residents of the region. | Flint, MI | $1.1M | 2023 |
| Michigan State UniversityTo implement and research the impact of an innovative prenatal and infant cash allowance initiative that seeks to advance health equity by proactively addressing maternal and infant economic instability. | East Lansing, MI | $15M | 2023 |
| School District Of The City Of FlintTo support the renovation of a K-8 education campus in Flint that prioritizes early childhood and community based supports for children and families. | Flint, MI | $14M | 2023 |
| Foundation For The Uptown Reinvestment CorporationTo support the expansion of Michigan State University's downtown Flint campus footprint for additional public health expertise and enhanced vibrancy of the Health and Wellness District. |
Technical Assistance Community Foundation Development in Latin America. This Direct Charitable Activity (DCA) helped to further the Foundation's efforts to support the emergence and strengthening of community foundations in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru and Spain. Through this DCA, the Foundation commissioned a consultant that provided community foundation support organizations, emerging community foundations, and initiative groups with virtual coaching sessions, webinars, site visits, workshops, and reviews of organizational plans and information materials. The consultant also attended various relevant events and held meetings with potential investors and other interested stakeholders to promote the concept of community foundations in Latin America and Spain and provided year-end feedback reports to community foundation support organizations.
Expenses: $177K
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| Flint, MI |
| $12.8M |
| 2023 |
| Community Foundation Of Greater FlintTo support the delivery of a full-service community schools strategy, including an afterschool program, to ensure Flint kids have opportunities to thrive. | Flint, MI | $6.7M | 2023 |
| After-School All-StarsTo expand access to high-quality afterschool programs through supporting the After-School All-Stars' Growth and Impact Endowment Fund. | Los Angeles, CA | $5M | 2023 |
| Foundation For The Flint Cultural CenterTo strengthen the capacity of the Flint Cultural Center institutions (the Flint Institute of Music, including The Whiting and the Capitol Theatre; the Flint Institute of Arts; and Flint Institute of Science and History). | Flint, MI | $4M | 2023 |
| Genesee Area Focus Fund IncTo support economic development and education programs in Genesee County. | Flint, MI | $3.7M | 2023 |
| Kettering UniversityTo raise awareness about the institutional strengths and educational opportunities for students seeking STEM degrees at Kettering University. | Flint, MI | $3M | 2023 |
| Communities First IncTo support the renovation of a historic building in downtown Flint, contributing to blight remediation and economic development. | Flint, MI | $3M | 2023 |
| Afterschool AllianceTo support a coalition of organizations dedicated to raising awareness of, and public support for, afterschool programs. | Washington, DC | $2.4M | 2023 |
| Foundation-Administered Projects-Direct Charitable ActivitiesTo expand access to high-quality afterschool programming by distributing educational content through a multi-platform application. | Flint, MI | $2.1M | 2023 |
| Fund For Global Human RightsTo support development of the legal empowerment field to ensure access to justice for marginalized and vulnerable communities around the world. | Washington, DC | $2M | 2023 |
| Flint Institute Of MusicTo provide high quality arts and cultural performances at an historic venue in downtown Flint for residents and visitors to spur economic development and enhance quality of life in a low income community. | Flint, MI | $2M | 2023 |
| Greater Flint Arts CouncilTo support capital improvements to a building located in downtown Flint that serves diverse artists, arts groups and area residents through educational and artistic programming and opportunities. | Flint, MI | $1.3M | 2023 |
| Mizzen Education IncTo support the development of Mizzen Education, Inc. to provide high-quality curricula and resources for afterschool educators and programs. | Marina Del Rey, CA | $1M | 2023 |
| Genesee CountyTo provide support for increased public safety efforts in the densely populated greater downtown area. | Flint, MI | $1M | 2023 |
| Collaborative Communications Group IncTo support a national network and learning community of statewide afterschool networks. | Falls Church, VA | $900K | 2023 |
| City Of FlintTo support capacity building efforts to recover from the water crisis. | Flint, MI | $750K | 2023 |
| YouthpriseTo amplify and promote youth voice for the future of afterschool. | Minneapolis, MN | $700K | 2023 |
| Harlem Children'S Zone IncTo support an 11-site initiative demonstrating a wholistic, life cycle approach to economic success that has the potential to inform future directions for economic mobility and children's policies in the United States. | New York, NY | $600K | 2023 |
| Flint Institute Of Science HistoryTo provide general purposes support for the institute and enhance science and history programming for the community. | Flint, MI | $540K | 2023 |
| Global Fund For Community FoundationsTo strengthen community foundations around the world. | Johannesburg | $520K | 2023 |
| Esteam Foundation IncTo expand the number of afterschool programs offering high-quality entrepreneurship education programming and, ultimately, increase the number of youth who have opportunities to develop entrepreneurial skills and mindsets. | Austin, TX | $500K | 2023 |
| Regents Of The University Of MichiganTo provide support for increased public safety efforts in the densely populated greater downtown area, including the University of Michigan-Flint campus. | Flint, MI | $500K | 2023 |
| Berrien County Regional Educational Service AgencyTo develop and pilot a streamlined, high-quality, cost-effective teacher certification pathway for afterschool professionals. | Berrien Springs, MI | $500K | 2023 |
| Ednannia Initiative Center To Support Social ActionTo strengthen the Ukrainian community foundation field so that it can support local civil society's involvement in Ukraine's recovery and reconstruction. | Kyiv | $500K | 2023 |
| Young Men'S Christian Association Of FlintTo support health and fitness opportunities, youth afterschool and development programs, and community building among residents. | Flint, MI | $500K | 2023 |
| Foundation For Detroit'S FutureTo provide support to protect and preserve the City of Detroit's rich cultural heritage, foster and promote the economic revitalization and fiscal health of the City, and enable the City to fulfill its municipal financial and civic obligations. | Detroit, MI | $500K | 2023 |
| Crim Fitness Foundation IncTo support new office and meeting space for greater levels of collaboration and impact for Flint and Genesee County residents. | Flint, MI | $500K | 2023 |
| Water FoundationTo monitor and improve implementation of federal water infrastructure investments across the United States. | Sacramento, CA | $500K | 2023 |
| World Wildlife Fund IncTo improve access to productive use of solar energy services within selected agricultural value chains using a distributed renewable energy ecosystem model comprised of a hub secretariat and a strong network of partner spoke organizations. | Washington, DC | $500K | 2023 |
| Institute Of International Education IncTo support greater exchange, networking and interaction among nonprofits, practitioners and experts working on civic space, community philanthropy and access to justice. | New York, NY | $434K | 2023 |
| Michigan Environmental CouncilTo support a Michigan coalition of partner organizations that protect natural resources and public health, and provide safe and reliable water for all Michigan residents. | Lansing, MI | $400K | 2023 |
| Network Of European FoundationsTo support a donor collaborative to tackle pressing issues of migration and integration in Europe. | Brussels | $400K | 2023 |
| Great Lakes Aquatic Habitat Network And Fund IncTo provide support to help grantees and partners enhance their communications skills, capacity and effectiveness. | Petoskey, MI | $400K | 2023 |
| Johns Hopkins UniversityTo support a national network hub to connect local education agencies to service providers in tutoring, coaching and mentorship to help students succeed in school and life. | Baltimore, MD | $400K | 2023 |
| Alliance For The Great LakesTo protect and restore the Great Lakes for people and the ecosystem by building public awareness and supporting communities on issues such as safe drinking water, invasive species, pollution and water conservation. | Chicago, IL | $400K | 2023 |
| World Justice ProjectTo produce new knowledge on legal needs globally. | Washington, DC | $400K | 2023 |
| River NetworkTo increase the effectiveness of organizations working across the region, recruit and train new leaders and respond to drinking water issues. | Boulder, CO | $375K | 2023 |
| Foundations IncTo support the 21st Century Community Learning Centers initiative and increase access to high-quality afterschool content to afterschool educators, including through their engagement with Mizzen by Mott. | Mt Laurel, NJ | $375K | 2023 |
| Stem Next Opportunity FundTo support fellowships geared toward advancing high-quality informal science education, including in afterschool and expanded learning programs. | San Diego, CA | $353K | 2023 |
| Council On Foundations IncTo bolster the strengthening of the U.S. community foundation field by the country's leading philanthropic membership association. | Washington, DC | $350K | 2023 |
| Youth Service AmericaTo increase opportunities for youth to engage in service. | Washington, DC | $350K | 2023 |
| Flint Cultural Center Corporation IncTo provide support for the organization and maintain the campus which offers diverse arts and cultural opportunities for all members of the community. | Flint, MI | $350K | 2023 |
| Mott Community CollegeTo support the development of a system that can improve the success and completion rates of students seeking college credentials and degrees. | Flint, MI | $340K | 2023 |
| Social Change Assistance TrustTo support a grantmaking organization that funds rural organizations to address access to justice, gender equality, youth development and local economic development in its communities. | Woodstock | $340K | 2023 |
| International Center For Not-For-Profit Law IncTo provide an enabling environment for nonprofits, philanthropy, and civic participation by promoting and protecting the freedoms of association, expression and assembly. | Washington, DC | $340K | 2023 |
| City Of St PaulTo expand children's savings account policies and initiatives across the Great Lakes region. | St Paul, MN | $338K | 2023 |
| Instituto De Energia E Meio AmbienteTo identify barriers and solutions to expanding renewable energy systems for isolated communities in the Amazon. | Pinheiros | $325K | 2023 |
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