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The Valley County Community Foundation Fund is committed to connecting people who care, with causes that matter, to enrich the quality of life in Valley County! |
The Valley County Community Foundation Fund is dedicated to the improvement and long-term viability of our community.
The Valley County Community Foundation Fund encourages people from all walks of life to give back to their community by providing a full range of gift opportunities. A volunteer Fund Advisory Committee works actively to increase charitable giving and award grants to worthwhile organizations that are addressing the emerging needs and future opportunities in our community.
The Valley County Community Foundation Fund enhances the quality of life and helps create new opportunities in Valley County by:
As an affiliated fund of the Nebraska Community Foundation, all contributions to the Valley County 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.
Download the Valley County Community Foundation Fund brochure.
Download the Valley County Community Foundation Fund brochure insert.
Read about how a legacy gift honors former Ord High School business teacher in this press release.
Become an ANNUAL PARTNER of the Valley County Community Foundation Fund!
Annual partnerships support and maintain the operations and activities of the VCCFF within the countywide community.
Annual Partner Giving Levels:
Support the Valley County Community Foundation Fund with an unrestricted contribution or a gift to a specific project.
Levels of Giving
| Community Founder | ~ | $1,000-$4,999 |
| Community Developer | ~ | $5,000-$9,999 |
| Community Builder | ~ | $10,000-$24,999 |
| Community Visionary | ~ | $25,000+ |
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| Best Overall Presentation: Business Concept & Marketing Plan | Business students discovering each others’ strengths & goals |
Read about the Youth Business Discovery Day.
Thirty professional advisors from Valley County, Burwell, and Loup City participated in the Art of Charitable Giving workshop on November 16th at the Ord Central Community College Learning Center. The workshop detailed gift planning tools and planned giving opportunities available to support local philanthropy.
Read more about the Art of Charitable Giving Workshop.
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| Jennifer Remmereid | Harold Benton | Jamie Keep |
FBLA Launches the Go Green-Recycling ChallengeThe Go Green Recycling Challenge is a key component of the FBLA’s community service program. The FBLA chapter believes recycling will enhance the safety and beauty of the environment in Valley County. |
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The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) organization has been re-chartered at Ord High School this fall through a partnership between Ord Public Schools and the Valley County Community Foundation Fund! The new FBLA chapter will focus on enhancing leadership skills, promoting entrepreneurship and career development, participating in regional and state FBLA competitions, and creating community involvement projects.
Read more about the FBLA partnership.
Seventeen Valley County youngsters took a crash course in building their own business during a three-day Entrepreneurship Discovery Camp in June 2011. The free event included lunch, snacks and educational materials, plus seed money to purchase supplies for new business ventures. The camp was made possible through a grant from the Valley County Community Foundation Fund – Youth Endowment.
The ESI (Entrepreneurship Investigation) Camp is a way for the kids to explore their own personalities, talents and hobbies and learn how to turn those interests into a business idea.
Name: Dahn Hagge, Valley County Community Foundation Fund Coordinator
Address: 1514 K St. Suite 2, Ord, NE 68862
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Phone: (308) 728-7875
Name: Bob Stowell
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Phone: (308) 728-3246
Opened: April 2007
Related Towns: Arcadia, Elyria, North Loup, Ord
Related Counties: Valley
An account used by the local Fund Advisory Committee to support and maintain the affiliated fund’s activities within the community.
An unrestricted endowment account to support the mission of the Valley County Health System Foundation, a 502(c)(3) organization.
An account to support the United Methodist Church of Ord, Nebraska or its successor.
An account to support charitable activities of the HomeTown Competitiveness Youth Pillar in Valley County.
An endowment to support HomeTown Competitiveness activities related to leadership, youth and entrepreneurship.
To support the Loup Valley Ag Society
To benefit and sustain the municipally owned golf course in Ord, Nebraska.
An account to to establish a permanent endowment to provide funding for activities of the Ord Township Library or its successor beyond normal operations and maintenance to be provided by the Ord Township through the Valley County Levy.
An account to establish a permanent endowment to support the work of the Valley County Economic Development Board, established through an interlocal agreement, whose mission is to encourage business retention and promote economic development while preserving the quality of life in Valley County, Nebraska.