The Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund is growing an endowment that focuses on investing in the people of Nebraska City…our most important asset. We are raising funds for something other than the typical brick and mortar projects. We are “investing in people” by:
The Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund (NCCFF) is an innovative organization. NCCFF has helped a number of adults return to school with scholarships granted to non-traditional students. Most of these scholarship winners have remained in Nebraska City earning higher wages after furthering their education. Additionally, the Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund has aided in providing health equipment for our community’s first responders; technology updates for our library; developing a community theater; creating and improving activities with our youth, such as baseball, softball and the skate park; and many other community-betterment projects.
The Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund serves as an incubator organization for other non-profit community betterment groups to become active and immediately start raising tax-deductible funds to support their cause.
Our grants foster a thriving, vibrant community that invites development and focuses on growing our own by investing in people. We always welcome progressive ideas for growing and improving Nebraska City. As an affiliated fund of the Nebraska Community Foundation, all contributions to the Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund are tax-deductible. The Nebraska Community Foundation is confirmed in compliance with the National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations, and has met the nation’s highest philanthropic standards of operational quality, integrity and accountability.

Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund donors will be recognized as their cumulative gifts to the Fund reach each giving level.
Opened: September 1999
Related Towns: Nebraska City
Related Counties: Otoe
Name: David Partsch
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Phone: (402) 873-9637
To promote the Arbor Dance Company classes and annual performance.
To support a summer baseball program for youth.
To provide scholarships for individuals who wish to become beauticians.
To support educational and charitable needs in Nebraska City.
An account to raise funds for fencing and amenities for a new dog park located within the existing Wildwood City Park, which is owned and maintained by the City of Nebraska City, Nebraska.
An account used by the local Fund Advisory Committee to support and maintain the affiliated fund’s activities within the community.
An account to support the operations and mission of the Kregel Windmill Museum Company, a 501(c)(3) entity that owns a historic building at 1416 Central Ave. in Nebraska City, Nebraska.
To support the development of engaged community leaders who can effectively work toward strengthening the community.
A permanent endowment that provides funds to support the Morton-James Public Library.
To support health care in Nebraska City.
To improve and maintain museums in Nebraska City.
A permanent endowment that provides funds to improve the quality of life in the Nebraska City community.
To support the quality of lives of children and families through the promotion of programs, services and resources in Otoe County.
To support economic development in Nebraska City and Otoe County.
To promote scientific thinking by middle and high school students through a science project competition for southeast Nebraska students.
To promote scientific thinking by middle and high school students through a science project competition for southeast Nebraska students with scholarships awarded to students with outstanding projects.
To support a summer softball program and scholarships for youth.
To build and maintain a city-owned skate park for Nebraska City’s youth.
To promote fine arts in the Nebraska City area.
A permanent account whose assets are invested to generate an ongoing source of income year after year. Investment earnings from the endowment are used to support community improvements and programs. The Fund Advisory Committee determines how the money generated from the endowment will be used to benefit the community now and in the future.