Summaries of 349 grants made in 1983 by the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation are presented. The guide contains fact sheets on grants for $15,000 or above; all grants for amounts under $15,000 are listed with brief descriptions. Most of the fact sheets provide information on how grants meet the objectives of the foundation, what they might accomplish, how they are related to other foundation-supported programs, how many people are served, and how the money is used. The program director and the foundation contact person are identified on the fact sheets, some of which provide data on the total budget and project support to date. The grants are grouped by the following foundation objectives and missions: expressing individuality with a focus on programs in fine arts and recreation in the community; expanding personal horizons, including support to black higher education, youth employment, and work preparation; citizenship; volunteerism, specifically in the schools and other public systems; community identity and stability; community renewal; openness to new ways of encouraging the expression of human potential as part of a community education process; allocation, use, and delivery of resources; leadership; leadership practice; governance; and program philosophy. (SW)