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Terrol Johnson Discusses his Long Walk Home
In March 2010, five members of the Tohono O’odham Nation returned home after more than 18 months on the road. Their homecoming marked the conclusion of the "Walk Home," an inspiring 3,000-mile journey to Native American wellness.
Food and Community Gathering Highlights
Highlights from the Food and Community Gathering featuring impressions and insights from participants.
First Lady Michelle Obama addresses the 2010 Food & Community Networking Meeting
First Lady Michelle Obama recognizes the efforts of more than 600 Food and Community Networking Meeting participants.

what we are learning

At the Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO) Conference in Pittsburgh, April 12-14, Kellogg Foundation staff and consultants presented some powerful new ways for philanthropy to increase social impact. These will be shared in full detail when the Foundation unveils its upcoming Knowledge Transfer section. Meanwhile, the materials within our innovations page – as presented at the GEO conference – set forth the key concepts and provide some representative examples.

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What is the Kellogg Foundation's purpose?

Our mission statement reads, “We support children, families and communities as they strengthen and create conditions that propel vulnerable children to achieve success as individuals and as contributors to the larger community and society." Everything we do is in the service of that goal.

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