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Find detailed information here on NCF’s 203 affiliated funds serving communities throughout the state.
News & Events
- 08/05/2010 - Nebraska Inspires Arkansas Native
- 07/29/2010 - Ag commodities contributions can benefit non profit organizations
- 06/17/2010 - Hap Jones Loved Thedford; Estate Keeps Action Alive With Ongoing Gift To TACFF
- 05/26/2010 - Shickley Comm. Foundation reaches milestone
- 05/19/2010 - Exeter Foundation Receives Challenge Grant
- 03/11/2010 - Their goal? Help Norfolk to thrive decades into the future
- 11/18/2009 - Nebraska Community Foundation receives $1 million pledge
Upcoming Events
- 09/06/10 - Labor Day – NCF offices closed
- 09/08/10 - Affiliated Fund Remote Training - Making the Ask: Responding to “Yes,” “No” and “Maybe”
- 09/08/10 - Affiliated Fund Remote Training - Making the Ask: Responding to “Yes,” “No” and “Maybe”
- 09/21/10 - Nebraska City Community Foundation Fund - 2010 Annual Meeting
- 09/22/10 - Transforming Rural America: HomeTown Competitiveness Workshop
Community Stories
“Newcomer” Becomes First Founding Member
Verdigre
Why would a man born in Lincoln and raised in Chicago want to come to Verdigre, Nebraska, a place he had never heard of before he saw it?
Pat McCarron tells the story of checking out different ZCBJ* lodges—Czech fraternal organizations—in communities west of the Missouri River. When coming over the hill from Center, Nebraska, he can still see the little village “all laid out there.” He said he and Donna Zimmerman, a good friend who also resides in Verdigre now, stopped at Frank’s Food Mart, located next to the ZCBJ Bila Hora Hall at the time. They wanted to find out the meaning of “Bila Hora.”
Donor Stories
Private Support Sparks HTC Initiative
Tom and Cynthia Olson
Tom and Cynthia Olson of Lisco established a donor-advised fund through NCF with a gift of more than $100,000 in 2006. They wanted to get Garden County in western Nebraska growing again, and NCF’s message of rekindling hope through HomeTown Competitiveness inspired them. They started using their charitable dollars to support homegrown prosperity.
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