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19 de fev. de 1973 · Charles Stewart Mott was a canny businessman who made the right decision at the turn of the century and rode with that decision to one of the nation's great personal fortunes.
Charles Stewart Mott June 2, 1875 – February 18, 1973 After earning a degree in engineering, C.S. Mott ran the family business, the Weston-Mott Co., making wheels, hubs, and axles for bicycles and carriages. In 1907, C.S.Mott moved his family and his company from New York to Flint at the urging of Billy Durant. […]
The enduring legacy of Charles Stewart Mott and Ruth Mott is their extraordinary commitment to civic participation. The Mott family dedicated themselves to supporting and improving their community of Flint, Michigan. C.S. Mott and his first wife, Ethel, moved with their three children to Flint in 1907. In the following years, the family would ...
In 2019, the University of Michigan Press and the Ruth Mott Foundation co-published “The Life of Charles Stewart Mott: Industrialist, Philanthropist, Mr. Flint.” The 224-page book includes a foreword from Maryanne Mott, C.S. Mott’s youngest child. Maryanne’s foreword provides a glimpse into the Ruth Mott Foundation’s motivation for pursuing the biography in honor of C.S. Mott’s ...
A photographic history of the Mott Foundation. Mott Camp, founded in 1929, served thousands of Flint area children through 1973. Charles Stewart Mott’s belief in the partnership between people and their communities helped to shape the foundation that bears his name and remains the guiding principle of our grantmaking.
28 de ago. de 2023 · Unleashing philanthropic impulse: Charles Stewart Mott Foundation. Alliance in collaboration with WINGS has been commissioned by Propel Philanthropy to conduct a 10-part interview series on the work of Social Impact Infrastructure Organisations (SIIOs) and the benefits they bring to the sector. This interview series aims to collectively ...
26 de out. de 2016 · Remembering Mott Camp: An experience that helped shape the habits of a lifetime. In the spring of 1929, Charles Stewart Mott purchased land on Pero Lake, about 15 miles east of the Mott Foundation’s home community of Flint, to establish a summer camp for boys. Mott Camp, along with the Mott Children’s Health Center, the Visiting Teachers ...
