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In support of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s (WKKF) mission and vision, the Kellogg Foundation Investment Office (KFIO) stewards the assets of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation Trust (WKKFT), with a long-term focus on preserving purchasing power and providing financial resources to...
Program officers at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation are responsible for identifying and nurturing opportunities for affecting positive systemic change within communities and executing programming efforts that are aligned with the organizational direction. Education / Experience Bachelor’s degree in a field...
Under the leadership of the Vice President for Talent & Human Resources (THR), the Director serves as a strategic advisor, enterprise people experience leader, and senior THR generalist. This person leads, innovates, and influences with a people-centered focus on positive...
Reimagining early care in Grand Rapids The Grand Rapids Central Station Early Childhood Center is one of the country’s first early care facilities built inside a public transit hub. Housed in 12,000 square feet of space that had long sat...
This post was originally published on Gatopardo.com Meet William Leandro Chan Chan. Through the knowledge passed down by his grandmother, what he learned from the civil association Ciencia Social Alternativa, Kóokay, his mother’s embroidery, and his language, which reclaims the...
Young people encounter a constant stream of information online, from social media posts and videos to news and conversations with friends and family. A new audio series from W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) partner Be Loud Studios puts New Orleans youth...
How people connect with local news can influence how they understand and respond to issues affecting their communities. New findings from local newsrooms across Michigan, Mississippi and the Gulf South offer practical insights into what can shape those connections. The...
W.K. Kellogg Foundation findings offer a blueprint for transforming early care and education outcomes for children BATTLE CREEK, Mich. — Kindergarten readiness among children entering Battle Creek Public Schools more than tripled over a decade, rising from 15% in 2013-2014...
Education systems have the power to transform children’s lives and shape the adults they will become. When those systems aren’t serving everyone equally, it’s up to all of us to act. In the Land of Enchantment, the New Mexico Center...
Catching the Dream Learning Center, the nation’s first Burmese-owned early learning center, helps children in Battle Creek, Mich., thrive through education delivered in multiple languages and supports provided for the whole family.
During FIFA World Cup 2026, Haitian families, youth and community leaders gathered across Haiti and the diaspora to celebrate their national team and much more. They waved flags, sang, danced and shared their culture with neighbors and soccer fans from...
Health equity means giving every New Mexican an equal shot at being their healthiest self. In this episode of “Pass the Sopapillas,” Manuel González talks with advocates and community leaders about health care access, maternal and child health, culturally grounded...
The blog profiles Dr. Angel Acosta’s journey from growing up in a Dominican immigrant family in New York City to founding the Acosta Institute, a WKKF grantee focused on healing, education and community well-being. Drawing on his experiences as a...
Under the leadership of the Vice President for Technology & Integrated Experiences (TIE), the Director of IT, Data & Business Intelligence will provide strategic and organizational leadership for the foundation’s enterprise data function. As a member of the TIE leadership...
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation's Investment Office seeks to generate excellent, long-term, risk-adjusted returns that advance the Foundation's mission. Reporting to the Associate Director, Asset Allocation and Risk Management, the Senior Analyst, Investment Operations plays a key role in supporting the...
SNAP helps families meet all basic needs, including childcare. By helping families cover the cost of food, the program allows many parents and caregivers to redirect limited income toward other essentials.
Former Cochiti Pueblo Governor Regis Pecos joins “Pass the Sopapillas” to share how the wisdom of his grandfather transformed pain and anger into a lifelong commitment to justice, compassion and service. In conversation with host Manuel González, Pecos reflects on...
This chronicle portrays Verónica del Jesús Chay, “Aunt Vero,” a prominent member of the community who works to guarantee her food sovereignty with a backyard garden.
read full case study Transforming Battle Creek’s early care and education system Children in Battle Creek, Michigan are being set up to succeed in school, college and the workforce. Community, government, philanthropy and nonprofit leaders reinvested in and reimagined the...
The Vice President for Community Investment leads the organization’s community and economic development work in the City of Battle Creek and utilizes learnings from that work to impact communities across the country. Serves as a visionary and mission-driven leader responsible...