Consumers Energy Foundation Awards $150,000 to Jackson Nonprofit for 2025 People Awards
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Consumers Energy (NYSE:CMS) Foundation has awarded $150,000 to the Michigan AFL-CIO Workforce Development Institute (WDI) in Jackson as part of its 2025 People Awards. The grant will support a new Jackson area workforce cohort for WDI's Access for All program, providing essential wraparound support services including transportation, childcare assistance, stipends, and work equipment.
This grant is part of the Foundation's $1.5 million signature grant allocations for 2025, which includes the Planet Awards presented in April and upcoming Prosperity Awards in fall. In 2024, the Foundation, along with CMS Energy Foundation, Consumers Energy, its employees and retirees, contributed over $15 million to support Michigan nonprofits and communities.
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- Grant will support workforce development and skilled trades training in Jackson area
- Part of larger $1.5 million community investment initiative
- Demonstrates strong commitment to community development and ESG initiatives
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"Michigan AFL-CIO, WDI's commitment to build equitable, accessible pathways to family-sustaining careers is essential in addressing the immediate and long-term needs of
Michigan AFL-CIO, WDI will use the grant to remove barriers to participation by providing wraparound supports such as transportation, childcare assistance, stipends, work clothing, and protective equipment—ensuring participants can fully engage in training without sacrificing basic needs.
"Our partnership with the Consumers Energy Foundation will help us to prepare underserved residents with the physical, cultural and emotional demands of apprenticeship programs," said Colleen Sullivan, Michigan AFL-CIO's deputy director. "This grant will allow us to ensure that participants falling below the ALICE threshold have access to the basic needs essential to complete skilled trades workforce development programs. We are grateful to the Consumers Energy Foundation for their investment in our mission."
The People Awards are the second of three signature grant allocations in 2025 totaling
The Consumers Energy Foundation is the charitable arm of Consumers Energy,
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