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Clintonville community flourishes in time of change

Posted on Nov 30, 2020, by Community Foundation

By Jill Cassiani, Clintonville Area Foundation Board Chair Having been a resident of Clintonville for over 45 years, I’m proud to serve as the Clintonville Area Foundation Board Chair. The Clintonville Area Foundation to date has $1,096,848 in assets. This is because of the generosity of the many people, businesses and organizations over the past […]

STAR program narrows grad gap in Fox Valley

Posted on Nov 6, 2018, by Community Foundation

The gap is real. Wisconsin was 41st nationally in the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2017 ranking of equity in graduation rates, college success and other measures of child welfare. The gap in graduation rates between white students and African Americans in the Fox Valley is greater than Milwaukee’s. (More info here and here.) One of […]

Community Foundation Celebrates Landmark Year in Giving

Posted on Oct 30, 2018, by Community Foundation

Our fiscal year 2018 was an incredible, record-breaking year for giving. We’ve just released our annual Report to the Community and are excited to share these results: For the fiscal year 2018, which ended June 30, the Community Foundation awarded a record $28.6 million in grants to 1,251 nonprofit organizations, taking the total grants awarded in […]

New Waupaca grant helps prevent suicide

Posted on Oct 4, 2018, by Community Foundation

Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among 15- to 29-year-olds globally. Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicate a jump in the badger state’s suicide rate of more than 25 percent over the past two decades. The Waupaca Area Community Foundation recently awarded its first-ever Community Enhancement Grant to the Center for […]

$26.8 million in grants sets new record

Posted on Oct 30, 2017, by Dave Horst, Environmental Grants and Gifts Manager

It has been a generous time for charitable giving in the area, with the Community Foundation for the Fox Valley Region awarding a record $26.8 million in grants to charitable organizations in the fiscal year that ended June 30, 2017. The grants – which come from 1,490 permanent endowments and other charitable funds the Community […]

Shawano family of funds helps bridge the autism gap

Posted on Mar 27, 2017, by Dave Horst, Environmental Grants and Gifts Manager

The all-volunteer group Bridge the Gap was awarded a $2,500 grant by the Shawano Area Community Foundation to purchase equipment that will help parents and therapists communicate better with autistic children. The Shawano-based nonprofit helps families who are awaiting state support or are in immediate crisis related to a family member who has an autism […]

Reflection and vision after 30 years

Posted on Nov 16, 2016, by Dave Horst, Environmental Grants and Gifts Manager

By President & CEO Curt Detjen and 2015-16 Board Chair Al Zierler The year was 1986 when a forward-thinking group of community leaders came together to help Walter L. Rugland fulfill his dream of establishing a Community Foundation. Careful, thoughtful consideration was given to including “for the Fox Valley Region” in the name. The founders understood […]

Community has reason to celebrate Foundation’s 30th birthday

Posted on Nov 15, 2016, by Dave Horst, Environmental Grants and Gifts Manager

There is plenty to celebrate as the Community Foundation approaches the end of our 30th year. The 1,430 charitable funds individuals, families, businesses and organizations have established here distributed a record $19 million in grants during the fiscal year that ended June 30, including scholarships that, for the first time, exceeded $1 million. While more […]

Why does NAMI Fox Valley matter?

Posted on Feb 26, 2015, by

I attended NAMI Fox Valley’s Report to the Community with over 100 other community members a few weeks ago. I think it’s safe to say NAMI is exploding with new staff, projects and programs. They are serving up a record number of programs to a record number of participants. Beth Clay, executive director of NAMI, held up […]

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