Two New Funds, Thank You Board Members, Grant Opportunities, and More!
January 2022 Edition
Greetings!
We're excited to begin a new year, filled with new opportunities to enhance the quality of life for all people throughout DeKalb County! Thank you for your continued interest in the DeKalb County Community Foundation. #philanthropy
Cook Fund Responds to Needs and Opportunities
Introducing the Don and Faith Cook Community Fund."We wanted to give back to the community and help with local needs,” said Don and Faith Cook. "Through the creation of this Fund, we can do just that."
Please join us in thanking Amie Careyfor her time and service on the Community Foundation Board of Directors. Amie served on the Board for nine years, representing Hinckley.
Please join us in thanking Roger Maas for his time and service on the Community Foundation Board of Directors. Roger served on the Board for three years, representing DeKalb.
Announcing the Adam Joseph Nanzer Memorial Fund. “As a result of the generous endowment by the Nanzer family, Earlville students will benefit in many ways for years to come,” said Indian Valley Vocational Center (IVVC) Director Joe Barbic.
Starting in February, eligible students are encouraged to apply for scholarships at the Community Foundation. Thanks to our amazing donors, over 75 scholarship awards exist.
2022 membership for the DeKalb County Nonprofit Partnership (DCNP) is currently underway. This is an excellent opportunity to access the resources, programs, and benefits that a DCNP membership offers.
In this DCNP training, attendees will learn how to prioritize opportunities, set SMART goals, and achieve those goals in the year ahead. This webinar is free for DCNP members.
