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A Division of United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties United Way's commitment to this community extends far beyond the needs of this year, this decade, or this generation. The Community Foundation is an endowment fund for Volusia and Flagler Counties, separate from the annual United Way campaign. The Foundation uses its interest earnings to fund one-time grants for capital projects, emergencies, and targeted needs. With your help and the support of the Community Foundation, we will have the capacity to respond to constantly changing social and human service needs now and far into the future. Since 1983, more than 50 true local philanthropists have established permanent, lasting gifts through the Community Foundation. Each contribution is unique, and some have utilized effective planning to make gifts through charitable bequests, life insurance, retirement plans, pooled income funds, charitable gift annuities, and charitable remainder trusts. Donors from every walk of life have at least one thing in common: they want their gift to make a difference. Through the Community Foundation, you have the unique opportunity to fulfill your personal, long-term philanthropic goals while knowing that your gift will benefit the community indefinitely. Learn More about the Community Foundation through the links below. Newsletter -Spring 2010 Edition Ways of Giving and Types of Funds: Learn more about your options through the Community Foundation. The Community Foundation Cornerstone Society: Legacy gifts that will live on forever. Grants Previously Awarded: The Community Foundation Board has awarded grants totaling $500,000. Click on this link to see a sample selection of grants previously awarded. Grant Application Process: Learn more about the grant process and who is eligible to apply. The Community Foundation Board of Directors. The Food Brings Hope Initiative. 2008 Financial Symposium of Champions
To learn more about the Community Foundation, contact Bill Ward Director of Planned Giving at 386.253.0563, x.246.
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