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Heartland Community Foundation Awards $141,627 in Grants to Local Organizations
The Heartland Community Foundation recently awarded $141,627.51 to local organizations in Ellis, Rooks, and Trego County during our fall/winter grant cycle. In total, the community foundation helped fund 39 projects -- including 14 that were fully funded, 22 that were partially funded, and three that were awarded as surprise grants.
Read more here!Heartland Community Foundation Director Sarah Meitner Recognized as Rural Innovator at the White House
Sarah Meitner, Executive Director of the Heartland Community Foundation in Hays, was honored as one of 14 Rural Innovators recognized by the White House for their outstanding contributions to rural communities across the United States.
Read more here!Maximize the Impact of Your Year-End Giving
As the holiday season approaches, it’s the perfect time to make a difference in your community. Whether you’re looking to support local nonprofits, explore tax-smart giving options, or plan for long-term impact, we’re here to help. Discover how your generosity can go further with Heartland Community Foundation.
Read more here!Welcome Deanna Hammerschmidt as Rooks County Development Director!
The Heartland Community Foundation is excited to announce the appointment of Deanna Hammerschmidt as the new Rooks County Development Director. Deanna brings extensive experience in marketing, public relations, and community engagement to her new role.
Read more here!Local Donors Empower Area 5th Graders with $10 Each to Give to Nonprofits During Give Fest
In a heartwarming effort to inspire the next generation of givers, the Heartland Community Foundation is proud to announce a special initiative for Give Fest 2024: Every 5th grader in Ellis, Rooks, and Trego counties will receive $10 to donate to a local nonprofit of their choice!
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