Mickey Woodham volunteering at the First Presbyterian Church Soup Kitchen
A story behind every gift
Through her Mickey's Mojo Fund at the Community Foundation, Mickey Woodham will make gifts honoring the people and experiences that have made the greatest impact in her life - supporting organizations like the National Civil Rights Museum, Harwood Center, and First Presbyterian Church.
Zoo docent Dorothy Orgill Kirsch has established a charitable fund through her estate plan to support nonprofits.
A fund facilitates planned giving
Did you know? Your current fund can be used to make gifts beyond your lifetime. It is an easy and effective way to ensure your legacy by continuing to support the causes and organizations most important to you.
Contact Wesley LaRue at (901) 722-0036 or wlarue@cfgm.org to learn more.
If you have already left a gift in your will to a fund at the Community Foundation, please let us know.
Scholarship recipients Kamryn Vaulx and Rhonda Gray
(Photo: Daily News/ Andrew J. Breig)
Scholarships provide opportunities
The Daily News published a front-page story on the Community Foundation's scholarship program.
Among the awardees profiled is Rhonda Gray, first-ever recipient of the Josh Fielder Memorial Scholarship for adults pursuing education later in life.
High Ground News takes a deeper look at GiVE 365, our dollar-a-day giving circle, and the seven nonprofits it is supporting this year with the theme Memphis 2020: programs that will have a tangible impact on Memphis in the next five years.
In its FACES of Memphis series, StyleBlueprint profiles Sutton Mora Hayes, Executive Vice President & COO of the Community Foundation. Learn more about her commitment to our community and recent accomplishments with WHEREweLIVEmidsouth|WHEREtoGIVEmidsouth.
Donors: we would like to hear from you! Do you have a story of impact to share? How has your philanthropy made a difference? Who is doing good work in our community? Let us know.
