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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
HTC in Holt County
Holt County
In 2005 the Nebraska Community Foundation fueled the imagination of young leaders in Stuart and Atkinson with our new approach to community economic development called HomeTown Competitiveness.
The HomeTown Competitiveness youth task force is spearheading a countywide youth advisory council. And, as a token of its commitment to young people, the county gives each high school graduate a full-sized, personalized mailbox with a reminder that they are always welcome home and an invitation to come back.
Donor Stories
Former Resident Benefits Bloomfield With Gift of Land
Robert Harm
A life-long interest in Bloomfield’s early history and county fair activities led a former Bloomfield-area resident, the late Robert Harm of Richardson, Texas, to make generous gifts to the Bloomfield Community Historical Society and to construct the Harm and Tulleys Agriculture Center, a multi-purpose agriculture center at the Knox County Fairgrounds. His donations continued a long history of giving by Harm’s family to the Knox County community.
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