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National Day of Racial Healing

Read how CFGF President and CEO Isaiah Oliver was given an unexpected life lesson about “holding the vision and trusting the process” and how it illustrates the Truth, Racial Healing, and Transformation work being done in the Flint community.

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Areas of Focus for a Better Genesee County

Together with you, our donors, alongside with these foundation initiatives, we aim to create sustainable, enduring & profound change in Genesee County

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Breastfeeding education organization can decrease infant mortality rates in Michigan

General July 8, 2022

The mortality rate of Black infants in Flint is more than four times the rate for white babies in the county.

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Floyd J. McCree Legacy Fund

General November 16, 2021

In recognition of the City of Flint’s first Black mayor Floyd J. McCree, Flint Mayor Sheldon Neeley, along with Community Foundation leadership and McCree family members, unveiled the Floyd J. McCree bronze statue on the front lawn of Flint City Hall on Monday, April 4.

Founders Dale Weighill, Sandra Murphy and Sue Peters.

What a Better World it Could Be!

General June 18, 2021

June is Pride Month, a great reason to celebrate the establishment of the Pride Fund at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint (CFGF). Founders Sandra Murphy, Sue Peters, and Dale Weighill created the fund to advance the dignity and quality of life for the LGBTQ+ community. With your donations, matching gifts, and smart investments, the endowment is now $61,000.

National Day of Racial Healing

See how donors partner with us to create profound and lasting change

Areas of Focus for a Better Genesee County

Breastfeeding education organization can decrease infant mortality rates in Michigan

Floyd J. McCree Legacy Fund

What a Better World it Could Be!