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As the year winds down, you have a chance to create meaningful change right where you live. ACF offers multiple ways to transform your charitable intentions into real community impact. Imagine crafting a fund that: 1. Supports causes closest to your heart 2. Builds a lasting legacy that reflects your values 3. Provides potential tax benefits before year-end Whether you're passionate about education, healthcare, arts, or local community development, ACF makes it simple to establish a fund that matters. Donor-advised, scholarship, or designated funds — your options are flexible, and expert guidance is just a click away. Time is running out this year. Don't miss this opportunity to make a difference! https://ow.ly/VevC50UcT6r

?? Attention nonprofits in the Springfield MSA! ?? The CFO, on behalf of the Jeannette L. Musgrave Foundation, is requesting proposals from nonprofits that support affordable and safe housing opportunities for low-income families ??? With $250,000 available for 2025, the goal of the “Keys to Housing” grant program is to provide long-term solutions to the lack of affordable housing options in the Springfield metropolitan statistical area of Greene, Christian, Dallas, Polk and Webster counties, with a focus on Greene County. Eligible nonprofits can request up to $100,000 annually for up to three years to support efforts such as: ?? Building or renovating affordable housing units ?? Improving accessibility in affordable housing ?? Education about affordable housing programs ?? Advocating for housing policy reform ?? Establishing emergency funds for families at risk of displacement Initial concept letters are due Feb. 20. Learn more and apply at https://lnkd.in/e8e63S5A. #AffordableHousing #nonprofits #springfieldmo #SGF #ozarks

Fiscal Sponsorship: Kansas City consistently ranks as one of the most philanthropic cities per capita which suggests that AVAILABILITY of funding is strong, ACCESS to funding, particularly by community-based organizations, is the region’s challenge. 84 out of the 2,600+ nonprofits with revenue more than $50,000, receive 79% of funding. Approximately 6% of all nonprofit funding goes to Arts + Culture, Environmental Quality, Mental Health, Crime Prevention, Homeless Shelters, Youth Development and Civil Rights combined. *The State of Kansas City’s Nonprofits (UMKC) #CCF #KansasCity

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The Foundation’s six primary endowments are strategically designed to address these issues and empower nonprofits to break cycles of poverty and foster resilience across the county. View our latest press release to learn more about these funds and how they will support nonprofit agencies throughout Cabarrus County: https://lnkd.in/e2JfkMxg ?? Contribute to a Fund: https://lnkd.in/eqcsXna9 #cabarruscounty #communityfoundation

An NCCF fund has awarded $180,000 in grants to nonprofits in Pasquotank and Perquimans counties, reaching nearly $1.2 million in total grants awarded since 2016. Read more about ongoing efforts to remove barriers for students and families experiencing homelessness in Pasquotank and Perquimans counties ?? https://lnkd.in/e9zwqb4t

We began giving out equity grants 3 years ago to address the underfunding of BIPOC-led nonprofits. Equity grants are mission-based, unrestricted grants ranging from $10,000 - $15,000 awarded to local nonprofits led by Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color (BIPOC). BIPOC-led nonprofits are often the closest and best suited to address the needs of their community, but also receive only a fraction of the funding available to the nonprofit sector. This gap in funding limits their ability to effectively serve and uplift their communities. Learn more about Impact100 Essex Equity Grants at https://lnkd.in/gU_Kz9QC

We strive to make a?positive, enduring impact?for the people and communities where we?live and?operate. Last year, we donated $2 million to local nonprofits through our Community Grants Program, funded 3.1 million meals through our partnership with hunger relief organization CoreGiving, and continued to foster an inclusive workplace for our team members. Read our 2023 Sustainability Report to learn more:?https://lnkd.in/gpgmtFsA #industrialrealestate #socialimpact

Leave a Legacy Month is celebrated each May to encourage people to consider planned giving as an option to support their favorite nonprofits. Did you know 68% of Americans lack a valid will? Estate planning is creating a clear, comprehensive plan for the transfer of your assets, after your death, to the people or organizations you love. Learn more about your planned giving options and read stories of community members who have put their trust in the Community Foundation to help to carry out their philanthropic legacy: https://ow.ly/LjaM50RsNjl

ICYMI: Last week, four local nonprofit organizations were awarded more than $47,000 in funding through the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana’s (CFSI) Capacity Building and Community Assist grant programs, which empowers nonprofits serving Clark and Floyd counties by addressing operating needs and funding impactful projects. In addition to these quarterly grants, CFSI awarded an additional $10,000 to the Homeless Coalition of Southern Indiana to support its White Flag Shelter, which provides life-saving refuge during extreme weather. Half of the grant – $5,000 – came from the Foundation’s unrestricted Community Impact Fund. The remaining $5,000 was contributed by an anonymous CFSI donor through their Donor Advised Fund, doubling the impact to $10,000. Story: https://lnkd.in/eDP2jaaz