On April 15, the Community Foundation of Washington County (CFWC) distributed more than $26,000 in funds to 20 Washington County nonprofits at a reception held at the Washington Public Library. …
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The Community Foundation of Washington County distributed more than $26,000 in funds to 20 area nonprofit organizations. Shown at the April 15 reception are (front row from left) Junell Duwa, Mid-Prairie Community Schools Foundation; Rachel Longbine, Highland Community Schools; Katrina Altenhofen, Hospice of Washington County; Bryna Walker, Washington Free Public Library Foundation; Anne Skaden and Valli Ruggiero, Kalona Public Library Foundation; and Hayley Hershberger, Mid-Prairie Foundation; (back row) Steve Reif, Kalona Historical Village; Don Kline, Friends of Lake Darling; Jeremiah Gingerich and Jeremy Statler, Mid-Prairie Foundation; Jane Drapeaux and RenElla Crawford, HACAP; Terry Mangold, Mid-Prairie Foundation; and Susan See, Washington Free Public Library Foundation.
On April 15, the Community Foundation of Washington County (CFWC) distributed more than $26,000 in funds to 20 Washington County nonprofits at a reception held at the Washington Public Library.
These organizations currently have endowment funds invested with the CFWC and its lead organization, the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation.
Since its beginning in 2006, the Community Foundation of Washington County has distributed more than $275,000 to nonprofit causes here in Washington County.
The CFWC was formed in 2006 and seeks to strengthen the communities of Washington County by promoting philanthropy, supporting non-profits and helping donors fulfill their charitable goals.
The foundation is overseen by a volunteer board of local citizens and permanently endows most of its assets, insuring that gifts given will last forever.
