History shows that almost 29% of their giving goes to support Education, almost 27% to Community Development and almost 21% goes to Social & Human Services category.
Grants in recent years include:
$500,000 for American Indian College Fund support efforts to build power and capacity for Tribal Colleges and Universities through the development of a Seven generation vision for tribal higher education;
$400,000 for Battle Creek Public Schools provide scholarships for Battle Creek Public Schools graduates for up to 100% tuition and fees for post-secondary education at any accredited public or private four-year college or university in Michigan or nationally recognized historical;
$250,000 for Arcadia University provide core support for the Center for Antiracist Scholarship Advocacy and Action of Arcadia University to provide an academic center that brings together individuals and community to collectively reshape thinking around racism through;
$200,000 for Americans for Financial Reform Education Fund;
$400,000 for Asian American-Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy;
$333,334 for Association for Enterprise Opportunity;
$212,500 for American Indian Science and Engineering Society;
$100,000 for Arizona Community Foundation;
$666,666 for Alliance for Early Success;
$550,000 for Access;
$500,000 for American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeastern Mi; and
$145,403 for American Public Human Services Association.