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From cultural preservation to cutting-edge connectivity, learn how the Santo Domingo Pueblo launched its own ISP to empower families, students and future generations.
On Oct. 9, hundreds gathered downtown for the grand opening of the Battle Creek Innovation Hub — a 31,000-square-foot facility supported by a $10.3 million grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF). Created in partnership with Battle Creek Unlimited, the...
The 2025 W.K. Kellogg Foundation Investment Office Next Gen Investor Summer Symposium brought together nearly 150 emerging leaders to explore how purpose, innovation and adaptability are shaping the future of institutional investing.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) was honored by the Children’s Defense Fund (CDF) as an Advocate for Joy during the 2025 National Celebration of Joy, CDF’s signature fundraising gala held Nov. 5 at The Schuyler Ballroom in Washington, D.C.
Pockets of Hope funders and partners are investing in Haitian-led innovation across education, health, agriculture and economic development to ensure children thrive.
In Kent County, Mich., where Grand Rapids is located, about one in eight residents experience food insecurity, with significantly higher rates among Black and Latino communities. The Kent County Food Policy Council is bringing together stakeholders and neighbors to create...
Explore October stories of WKKF grantees building stronger, more equitable futures where all children thrive.
Each October, communities across the country celebrate National Farm to School Month, a nationwide movement that connects students, schools and early care sites with local food producers.
In Albuquerque, New Mexico, Fathers Building Futures helps formerly incarcerated fathers rebuild their lives through job training, parenting classes and mentorship — strengthening families and communities.
How community-led farming and food education is helping families access fresh produce and give children healthy starts.
Cuba Independent School District’s Student Voice program empowers youth through paid internships in local food systems, financial literacy and hands-on career training.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) today announced the appointment of Karen Edwards to its board of trustees and the upcoming retirement of longtime trustee Roderick D. (Rod) Gillum, who has served on the foundation’s board since 2006.
The Indigenous peoples of North America are far from monolithic, but one thing we all share is the use of stories to pass knowledge down through the generations. Our stories make us who we are. These storytelling traditions are inextricably...
It’s been three years since Wimee’s Words first premiered on PBS in Michigan, and what began as a small puppet show has grown into a series reaching millions of households across the U.S. Now airing nationwide, the show’s creators are...
The Clara Lionel Foundation (CLF) and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) announced a joint investment of $1.5 million to support locally led efforts strengthening a future for Haitian children, families and communities.
Each month, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation shares stories of families, leaders and partners working together to create pathways for children to thrive.
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Education transforms lives. See how Doña Ana Community College supports New Majority Learners with career discovery, financial literacy, and community empowerment.
Kids of all ages dipped brushes into bright paint, covering large wooden letters that spelled out “THE CREEK” at Mill Race Park in downtown Battle Creek, Mich. The hands-on mural was just one art activity at the fifth annual Color...
The True Cost of Economic Security Measure developed by FPWA and the Urban Institute reveals that more than half of U.S. families — especially those with children — lack the resources needed to thrive, underscoring the urgent need for policies...