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Poverty Simulation Planned for Carbon County

Poverty Simulation Planned for Carbon County

Oct 15, 2024 | ,

Carbon County Community Foundation and East Central PA Area Health Education Center (AHEC) have partnered to host a Poverty Simulation event aimed at raising awareness about the realities faced by individuals and families living in poverty. The Simulation will take...

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Educational Improvement: Thank You to The Neffs National Bank!

Educational Improvement: Thank You to The Neffs National Bank!

Oct 14, 2020 |

Representatives from Neffs National Bank recently presented Carbon County Community Foundation with a donation of $5,000 through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program.  Pictured L-R: Marianne Eisenhauer, CCCF Board Member and VP Commercial Lending...

Grant Opportunity: 20/20 Fund

Jul 1, 2020 | ,

The Carbon County Community Foundation invites all area non profit organizations to submit an application for this year's 20/20 Fund grant cycle. Qualified applicants will be invited to present their story at the Annual Meeting in October, where 20/20 Circle Members...

Foundation Announces New President

Foundation Announces New President

Apr 9, 2020 |

After a search that lasted more than three months, Carbon County Community Foundation is pleased to announce Sharon Alexander, CFRE will be taking over as foundation president/CEO this month. Ms. Alexander has worked in nonprofit development for more than a decade,...

20/20 Circle Annual Meeting & Grant Program

20/20 Circle Annual Meeting & Grant Program

Oct 7, 2020 | ,

Join the Carbon County Community Foundation for the first 20/20 Circle Annual Meeting and Grant Award Program.   Click Here to Watch the Livestream (video will go live on October 29th at 12:00 PM)     On October 29th, 20/20 Circle Members and guests will hear from...

CCCF Surprises Shoppers with Free Groceries

May 19, 2020 |

As part of its COVID-19 Emergency response efforts, the Carbon County Community Foundation assisted area residents with their grocery bills on Tuesday, May 19, 2020.  During the morning hour reserved for senior citizens and immunocompromised individuals, customers...

COVID-19 Response Fund Launched

COVID-19 Response Fund Launched

Apr 3, 2020 | ,

COVID-19 Response Fund Launched Carbon County Community Foundation (CCCF) has joined forces with area funders to create the Greater Lehigh Valley COVID-19 Community Response Fund which aims to strengthen safety-net services for community members who are...

Foundation Announces Leadership Transition and Job Opportunity

Nov 20, 2019 |

A message from CCCF President Amber Breiner: With the goal of spending more time with my family and our photography and winery businesses, I have announced my intention to resign as President of the foundation in the spring of 2020. It has been my honor and privilege...

Four Area Students Receive Scholarships from CCCF Funds

Jul 7, 2020 |

The Carbon County Community Foundation is pleased to announce that four area graduating high school seniors have been named 2020 Scholarship Recipients for various funds at the Foundation.  All four students excel academically and are involved in a myriad of...

CCCF Announces Grants to Support Early Childhood Education

CCCF Announces Grants to Support Early Childhood Education

May 12, 2020 |

The Carbon County Community Foundation is pleased to announce grants totaling more than $4,000 to nine area educators and organizations through the Penny Allison Early Childhood Fund.  Educators from all five school districts in Carbon County will receive grants...

Five Tips for Planned Giving

Five Tips for Planned Giving

Jan 13, 2020 | ,

A message from Attorney R. Nicholas Nanovic, Partner at Gross McGinley, LLP: Five Tips for Establishing a Charitable Gift in your Estate Plan   Are you considering leaving money to a charity in your Will or Trust?  If so, consider the following tips, and discuss with...

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