The Community Foundation for Mississippi, a WKKF grantee, is an experienced leader and trusted partner in philanthropy for the state.

WKKF VP of transformation and organizational effectiveness Alandra Washington outlines equitable advances in grantmaking foundations.

Community voices, insights, wisdom and experiences are essential for building policies to center the needs, goals and dreams of children.

The Clinton School of Public Service will graduate its first cohort in the Racial Healing Certification Program, established in partnership with the W.K. ...

This report Convergence Partnership, a national funder collaborative supported by funds from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, proposes a framework for funders and practitioners ...

Dana François, program officer for family economic security in Haiti at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, highlights the roles and opportunities for philanthropy in ...

Launched in 2014, Catalyzing Community Giving helps develop philanthropists of color to become agents of their own change. Ongoing idea-sharing through a 20+ ...

The Families and Workers Fund was the first national, multi-donor collaborative philanthropy dedicated to building a more equitable U.S. economy by advancing jobs ...

Dr. Alandra Washington, vice president for transformation and organizational effectiveness at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, joined the Schott Foundation's quarterly digital journal, Philos, ...

At the Milken Institute Global Conference, W.K. Kellogg Foundation President and CEO La June Montgomery Tabron joined a panel to discuss how high-profile ...