Connecting People who Care with Causes that Matter
“The Community Foundation is a valuable community partner to Hi-Hope. Earnings from our endowment funds provide vital operating dollars, funding through foundation grants have supported critical capital needs, educational seminars allow us to expand our expertise in fundraising and the mentoring and community connections offered by the foundation’s Executive Director Randy Redner ensure that Hi-Hope is positioned for successfully meeting our community’s overwhelming needs”
—Susan Boland Butts
CEO of Hi-Hope Service Center
At the Community Foundation, we strongly believe in partnering with our nonprofits – because strong, healthy nonprofits equal a strong, healthy community.
We provide nonprofits with the opportunity to open a nonprofit investment or endowment fund. For our nonprofit fundholders, we manage the assets and reserves, freeing them to focus on serving the community for years to come.
Interested in learning more? Talk to Randy Redner about how your nonprofit can partner with the Community Foundation and make the most impact on the community!
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