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 Donor Advised Funds These funds are used especially for donors who want to create a fund and take a charitable deduction one year, and then designate contributions in future years. The Community Foundation will make charitable contributions to specific nonprofit organizations that you choose in subsequent years. Designated Funds You create a fund to benefit a specific nonprofit organization. The Community Foundation will establish an endowment, with the assurance that the designation will be adhered to in perpetuity, or for a designated period of time. Nonprofit or Agency Funds Many smaller nonprofit organizations do not have the infrastructure to form their own foundations. These funds are available to them as a means of building permanent funds for the future. Field of Interest Funds This allows you to contribute to funds which will help support worthwhile endeavors in a specific area of interest such as education, arts, cultural activities, community service, humanitarian efforts, etc. Memorial Funds A donor can ensure that a special person is remembered in perpetuity through a fund that reflects his or her charitable priorities. Scholarship Funds A fund can be established to further the education of students, support schools or universities of your choice, or help with specific educational initiatives. Project Funds You can create or contribute to a fund in The Community Foundation which will establish endowments for specific community projects. |
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