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Collin County Impact Fund is sponsored by Communities Foundation of Texas. The Collin County Impact Fund provides support for nonprofit organizations addressing needs and opportunities for the communities of Collin County.
While not exclusively arts-focused, the Communities Foundation of Texas supports a diverse range of community needs, and arts and culture organizations could be considered if their mission aligns with specific funding priorities.
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Collin County Impact Fund - Donate - Communities Foundation Of Texas Fund Options > Collin County Impact Fund Help us build a thriving Collin County.
Making impact in Collin County through CFT with a dedicated fund Created in 2017, the Collin County Impact Fund was created to ensure that there will always be dedicated resources to support nonprofit organizations addressing the most pressing needs and promising opportunities for Collin County. Thanks to the generosity of Collin County donors who matched CFT’s initial gift, CFT began making grants from the fund in 2018.
Over $200,000 has since been granted to 14 nonprofits across Collin County through annual grantmaking. A deep commitment to Collin County. Communities Foundation of Texas established the Collin County Impact Fund with an initial gift of $500,000 to build dedicated support for nonprofits serving this growing community.
Now with 1. 8 million in charitable assets, grants from this endowed fund provide support for nonprofit organizations addressing the most pressing needs and promising opportunities for the communities of Collin County. To maintain the vitality of Collin County’s growing communities, CFT is looking for committed, community-minded, forward-thinking individuals and businesses to join us in growing the Collin County Impact Fund!
While the fund is currently able to grant over $50,000 annually, building this fund will help ensure there will always be dedicated charitable resources to provide support and funding for our most vulnerable citizens for generations to come. Meet our Collin County Impact Fund grantees. Thank you to our supporters!
We gratefully acknowledge the leadership and support of these generous contributors who have joined us in this important investment in Collin County.
Innovators: $25k — $49,999 Florence and Howard Shapiro Contributors: $100 — $9,999 Andrea-Mennen Family Foundation Carole and Howard Greisdorf Maus Family Charitable Fund Carolyn and Denton Newham Suzie and Randy Shackelford Texas Health Presbyterian Plano Thara and Aditya Varanasi Kelly and William Vaughan Support the Collin County Impact Fund at CFT.
CFT’s 2023 impact in Collin County by the numbers Our impact in Collin County continues to grow each year. Grants to 954 organizations Donated by Collin County residents on North Texas Giving Day Raised for Collin County nonprofits on North Texas Giving Day Want to donate to the Collin County Impact Fund? Reach out to one of our Collin County experts.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations serving communities in Collin County. Most grant opportunities are by invitation only. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Collin County Impact Fund is funded by Communities Foundation of Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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