Community Foundation of NCW Receives Reconfirmation of Accreditation #CF #accreditation http://t.co/CyrBvm0TpM
National Standards Board Reconfirms Accreditation
The Community Foundation of NCW (CFNCW) has received reconfirmation of accreditation from the Community Foundations National Standards Board (CFNCSB), effective for the next 5 years. "With this achievement you continue to be a part of a group of community foundations that has met the nation's highest philanthropic standards for operation quality, integrity, and accountability" read the official letter signed by CFNSB President Hugh Ralston. READ THE PRESS RELEASE
NPI 5th Annual Summit May 13th
The Nonprofit Practices Institute held another successful Annuall Summit at Campbell's Resrot in Chelan, WA on Monday, May 13th, 2013. Thanks to all our presenters who offered their time and services and provided some great information to our nonprofit group. You can find their presentation materials here.
Classrooms Can! Grant Awards Announcement
Classrooms Can! grant awards will be announced the week of June 3rd. There will be 10 awards given in each category of Arts Education, Literacy, Math & Science, Obesity Prevention, and Technolgy. Good luck everyone!
$41,440 in Grants Awarded to Methow Valley Nonprofits
The Community Foundation of NCW has awarded $41,440 in grants to 16 nonprofit organizations from the Methow Valley. In 2006, the Methow Valley Fund was established at the Community Foundation to create sustainable funding for a healthy, vibrant Methow Valley. Funded by donors throughout the valley, the Methow Valley Fund provides grants up to $5,000 to 501c3 organizations that address local community needs and enhancements. SEE RECIPIENTS
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We grow, protect, and connect charitable gifts in support of strong communities.
The Community Foundation of NCW is for people who care about making this part of the world a more wonderful place to live, to learn, to work and raise family. Established in 1986, your foundation attracts and manages charitable gifts from a broad range of people for the long-term benefit of Chelan, Douglas and Okanogan counties. Our motivation is simple: no one knows exactly what North Central Washington’s needs will be in 20, 50 or 100 years, yet we believe that tomorrow’s local leaders will need substantial charitable resources to respond adequately to the issues of the day. Your chartiable investment helps to build a permanent endowment that will shape our NCW communities for good, for ever.








