Websites linking back to wkkf.org

The W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) works with communities to create conditions for vulnerable children so they can realize their full potential in school, work and life.

A blog about Michigan news, business & culture. Changing the conversation about Michigan & Detroit by showing their positive side.

A documentary series about early childhood development that goes beyond parenting to explore how social conditions, public polices and inequities impact our youngest children.

Central Health works to deliver health care to the underserved and improve service and care for the uninsured in Travis County.

Untitled on National Fund for Workforce Solutions

Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti - IJDH.org

A future in which success for Boys and Men of Color is the norm.

Haiti Legacy Project

Discover. Experiment. Engage.

We do the legwork, legal work, and paperwork for you. NGOsource allows U.S. grantmakers to quickly and accurately determine if a foreign NGO is equivalent to a U.S. public charity (the process of "equivalency determination" or "ED")

America Healing is a strategy for racial healing toward racial equity, and is designed to raise awareness of unconscious biases and inequities and to help communities heal. Our goal is to support and empower communities in their efforts to dismantle the structures that limit opportunities for vulnerable children. We work towards this by addressing the issue, informing ourselves and those around us, and making a commitment to join together for change.

Data and tools for law enforcement agencies and social science researchers; helping communities be stronger through data and dialog.

Convening the communication and media (for) development, social and behavioural change community through a social networking and shared knowledge strategy. Focus on health, governance, HIV/AIDS, children, media development, conflict management, environment, rights, disasters, gender and other major Development issues.

Invest in us: build a better nation with early childhood education. It’s a challenge to public and private partners, business leaders, philanthropists, advocates, elected officials and you. Build a better nation by expanding high-quality early childhood education programs for children from birth through age five. When we invest in them, we invest in us.