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May 2021 Newsletter
June 10, 2021
Read the Women’s Giving Network of Wake County May 2021 newsletter.
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Market commentary and investment performance | First quarter (Jan. – March) 2021
May 4, 2021
Global equity markets, in calendar Q1 2021, continued the astounding climb out of last year’s pandemic-induced hole. Fueled by central bank accommodation, government…
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Rebecca Gatling Long Memorial Scholarship accepting applications
April 27, 2021
The North Carolina Community Foundation recently announced the Rebecca Gatling Long Memorial Scholarship is accepting applications. More than $5,000 is available for area students.…
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Looking back on a year of impact for NCCF funds
April 21, 2021
Happy New Year! At NCCF, we have two opportunities to celebrate the start of a new year –in January and then in April when…
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Voices of Philanthropy with Linda Outlaw from the Balsam Mountain Preserve Fund
April 21, 2021
Linda Outlaw is a Jackson County leader and Balsam Mountain Preserve resident. She has helped build a special partnership between this unique fund and…
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Creating opportunities for fundholders and nonprofits
April 21, 2021
NCCF is the proud home to a statewide affiliate network, which you are a part of as a fundholder. We also hold a number…
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Cherokee County Community Foundation announces new officers and board member
April 15, 2021
The board of advisors of the Cherokee County Community Foundation recently announced new officers and board member. New officers of the board are: Kate…
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Community grants available from the Community Foundation for Randolph County (April 2021)
April 14, 2021
The board of advisors of the Community Foundation for Randolph County is accepting grant applications from nonprofits serving needs in the local community. Funds…
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Community grants available from the Wake County Community Foundation (April 2021)
April 14, 2021
The board of advisors of the Wake County Community Foundation is accepting grant applications from nonprofits serving needs in the local community. Funds are…