 In our September Digital Newsletter travel back in time with us and watch SCF's introductory video from 1996.
One month remains to apply for the Local Performing Arts Grants for McIntyre Hall. These grants provide financial support to groups from Skagit, Island & Snohomish Counties for the fees and expenses to perform at McIntyre Hall. Applications are due on September 30th. Registration is OPEN for two educational opportunities. The September 12th Nonprofit Educational Seminar. Learn from 𝐑𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐚 𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐀𝐝𝐯𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐬 on best practices in nonprofit investing and cash management. The NWEPC Charitable Giving Lunch & Learn, October 17th for directors and staff of nonprofit organizations in Skagit and Whatcom. Space is limited for this FREE seminar. To read our full September Digital Newsletter click here.
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 In August's Digital Newsletter we share the story of our newest fund Owen's Injured Riders & Gear for Kids Foundation in memory of Owen Morton.
The McIntyre Hall Local Performing Arts Grants is now OPEN and accepting applications! To learn more & apply use the link in the newsletter. Registration is open for our upcoming Nonprofit Educational Seminar on September 12th. Learn from Director of Operations Ryan Frydenlund of Raffa Investment Advisors, who is flying in from Colorado to teach us about best practices in nonprofit investing & cash management. Save your spot for the NWEPC Charitable Giving Lunch & Learn, for directors and staff of nonprofit organizations in Skagit and Whatcom. Space is limited for this FREE seminar hosted at Skagit Valley College. Register in this month's newsletter. To read our full digital newsletter click here.  Our July Digital Newsletter is full of opportunities to join SCF as we grow.
We are excited to announce we are expanding our team. We are hiring a Philanthropic & Administrative Specialist. Learn more and apply. We announce the 2024 Local Performing Arts Grants for expenses and fees for McIntyre Hall opens on August 1st. This opportunity has grown ten-fold over the past 3 years. Explore the opportunity and eligibility for local not-for-profit performing arts organizations. Join us for a FREE Charitable Giving Lunch & Learn Wednesday, October 23rd from 12:00pm -2:00pm This no-cost educational opportunity for directors and staff of local nonprofit organizations is a panel forum collaboratively hosted by Northwest Estate Planning Council, Skagit Valley College Foundation, & Skagit Community Foundation. Learn more and register in the newsletter. Explore PSE's Solar Grant opportunity for local nonprofits. Applications are due August 14th. To read our full July Digital Newsletter click here!  In our June Digital Newsletter we are excited to announce the recipients of our 2024 Annual Grant Cycle.
SCF is awarding $639,215.41 in grants to 75 local nonprofits that are making a difference in our community. More organizations have been supported than ever before! The total grant awards increased 11% from last year! We extend our gratitude to our donor partners, whose generous contributions have driven the growth in support and awards this year. Congratulations to our 2024 Scholarship Recipients! To date 16 new students have received Scholarship awards this year. Register for next month's June 13th Nonprofit Educational Seminar on The Power of Planned Giving in Nonprofit Fundraising and How to Get Started. Presented by Matt Hammatt, Senior director of Planned Giving at Western Washington University's Foundation. To read our full June Digital Newsletter click here!  In our May Digital Newsletter, we share the history and origin of the Mountain of Hope: Community Action Fund. Learn how one man's idea continues to grow and assist people in critical need search for places of compassion and a way forward.
We announce the Anacortes Women's Giving Circle 2023-2024 Grant Award Recipients. Register for next month's June 13th Nonprofit Educational Seminar on The Power of Planned Giving in Nonprofit Fundraising and How to Get Started. Presented by Matt Hammat, Senior director of Planned Giving at Western Washington University's Foundation. Read our full May Digital Newsletter here.  Spring into April with SCF's April Digital Newsletter.
Explore SCF's Scholarships. Don't miss out on your chance to apply for these life-changing opportunities. Mark your calendars for the Skagit Lead & Serve Expo April 12th at Skagit Valley College. Connect with local organizations, find volunteer opportunities, and discover ways to make a positive impact in your community. Register for the next Nonprofit Educational Seminar, June 13, 2024 on The Power of Planned Giving in Nonprofit Fundraising and How to Get Started. Presented by Matt Hammat, Senior Director of Planned Giving at Western Washington University's Foundation Read our full April digital newsletter here.  In our March Digital Newsletter, we are thrilled to announce our largest Annual Grant Cycle ever!
Spring also marks the beginning of scholarship deadlines for SCF Scholarships. If you know a student in need of financial support for college, explore our 12 diverse scholarship opportunities. Upcoming SCF Nonprofit Seminar: How to Create Compelling Authenticity for Successful Branding & Marketing with Jacque Beamer, President & Brand Strategist of BrandQuery March 14th, 2024 from 12:00-1:30 pm Registration link: www.skagitcf.org/seminars Read our full digital newsletter on our website  In our February Newsletter, we share our 2023 Annual Impact Report and upcoming opportunities.
Our 2023 Annual Impact Report can be viewed and downloaded by clicking here. Skagit Community Foundation's 2024 Annual Grant Cycle applications are due: February 15th by 11:45 pm Upcoming SCF Nonprofit Seminar: How to Create Compelling Authenticity for Successful Branding & Marketing with Jacque Beamer, President & Brand Strategist of BrandQuery March 14th, 2024 from 12:00-1:30 pm Registration link: www.skagitcf.org/seminars  In January's Digital Newsletter, we are thrilled to announce our 2023 total grants awarded.
We are excited to introduce SCF's partnership with Children of the Valley (COV) to support the new Children of the Valley: Dream Big Scholarship Fund. The Dream Big Scholarship opportunity supports COV program alumni, volunteers, and current staff in pursuits of higher education. Learn more about Skagit Community Foundation's 2024 Quarterly Seminar Series which are now open and accepting registrations, registration link: www.skagitcf.org/seminars Don't forget to check out our Nonprofit Community Events Calendar. You can visit and submit your events here. Read the full January 2024 Digital Newsletter here.  In December's Digital Newsletter, we honor the life and vision of Sonya H. Beard, and her generous donation to the 𝐌𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭 𝐕𝐞𝐫𝐧𝐨𝐧 𝐋𝐢𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐫𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐦𝐦𝐨𝐧𝐬. Sonya H. Beard was a beloved member of the Mount Vernon community. Her acts of generosity were demonstrated through her dedicated and unwavering support of the community she loved.
Introducing The Drummond Community Opportunity Fund. Darrell J. Drummond was an integral part of the Skagit community. To uphold his philanthropic vision for present and future generations, The Drummond Community Opportunity Fund was established as a means to honor his lasting legacy. Read all about our new Board Members Laura Minton Breckenridge & Jonathan Yousling. Learn about our Nonprofit Community Events Calendar to coordinate and organize local nonprofit events. You can visit and submit events for the here. Read the full December 2023 Digital Newsletter Here. |
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State of Washington and is exempt from federal income tax under
Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Tax ID (EIN) #91-1572414.
© 2024 The Skagit Community Foundation. All rights reserved.