Our 90th year coincides with a time of crisis. A global pandemic and its economic fallout; great loss of life –especially among Black, Brown and Indigenous people; the collective grief and calls of action in response to inequities and the brutal deaths of Black men and women. So, we mark this occasion ever more mindful of our founder’s direction in another time of crisis –that his wealth be used for “the health, happiness and well-being” of children, so they could “face the future with confidence.” The Kellogg Foundation was built for times like these.