The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan and the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation have announced grants totaling more than $1 million to 49 organizations through the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr....
During the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan’s annual meeting on June 24 at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, we convened a panel of nonprofit leaders to talk candidly about the pressures reshaping the sector. The discussion,...
Caption: Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan President and CEO Nicole Sherard-Freeman, left, and Board of Trustees Chairman David T. Provost pose with Turning Point Macomb President and CEO Dr. Sharman...
During its annual meeting on June 24 at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield, the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan recognized several changes to its Board of Trustees, including the addition...
On June 24, we hosted our 2026 Annual Meeting at Lawrence Technological University. This meeting is our opportunity to connect with grantees, donors, community partners, supporting organizations, and affiliates across...
The Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan sponsored a vibrant panel conversation during the 2026 Mackinac Policy Conference about Rx Kids, a transformative initiative that aims to strengthen families and reduce childhood...
Interest in regional collaboration is on the rise across southeast Michigan. Even as local communities navigate shifting federal funding, the impacts of geopolitical tensions and conflicts, and the economic impact...
The Great Lakes Way, an initiative of the Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan, was among three paths in 2026 that received a Pure Michigan Trail designation, an annual recognition highlighting...
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan President and CEO Nicole Sherard-Freeman recently joined guest host Ryan Goldberg, CEO of Dearborn Federal Credit Union, for an episode of WJR’s the “Focus Show,”...
Community Foundation for Southeast Michigan President and CEO Nicole Sherard-Freeman joined WDIV Local 4 for a conversation following the Michigan Chronicle’s “Pancakes & Politics” March forum. This month’s event was...