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Making the Grade grants awarded to 101 schools The Skillman Foundation awarded more than $2 million in Good Schools: Making the Grade grants to 101 schools throughout the city of Detroit.
Foundation adds two members to Board The Skillman Foundation added attorney Denise Ilitch and publisher Mary L. Kramer to its Board of Trustees. Read more. Fortune profiles Goss in Visionaries series Fortune magazine recently called Skillman Foundation President & CEO Carol Goss "Detroit's Class Act" in the publication's Visionaries series. Read more. Allen joins Council on Foundations' new Pathways Program Skillman Foundation Vice President of Program Tonya Allen has been selected as one of 15 philanthropic leaders for the inaugural Council on Foundations' 2010-2011 Career Pathways program. Read more. Unity event salutes residents' dedication to community Even though they're dressed in jeans and t-shirts, three young ladies are right at home at a west-side Detroit banquet attended by city and neighborhood leaders. As a matter of fact, in some ways teenagers Asia Steele, China Johnson and Leah Gavin are special guests at the Brightmoor Alliance's "Unity in the Community" dinner, which salutes residents who are dedicated to civic involvement. Read more. Upcoming community events
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