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CACF thanks the UVA Inter-Fraternity Council for dedicating all proceeds of their spring philanthropy event to the Community Foundation. The $1,326.00 donated will be added to the Foundation's unrestricted giving fund.
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The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation (CACF) Future Fund partnered with the Clifton Inn to sponsor Dine Local. Give Local., a charity dinner benefiting the Fund’s 2012 grant awards. This year members have chosen healthcare as the focus of their collective grantmaking and over $12,000 was raised.
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Brennan Gould, Associate Director of Donor Services and Programs Support, was recently awarded a scholarship from the Professional Development Fund of Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy to attend their March conference.
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CACF congratulates its Director of Programs and Donor Engagement, Holly Hatcher, one of four recipients of the Charlottesville Woman "4 Under 40" Award.
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In 2011, CACF gave more money and provided the largest number of grants in its 44 year history. Total grants were nearly $7 million, the highest year in the Foundation’s history.
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The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation and Fluvanna County High School is pleased to announce the availability of the Paul W. Bragg Scholarship Fund application. This year $103,000 will be available in scholarship money to members of the Class of 2012. One $40,000 scholarship, six $10,000 scholarships and one $3,000 scholarship will be...
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The Annual Charlottesville Area Community Foundation Luncheon was a wonderful celebration this year. The highlight of the luncheon was the premiere of a tribute film to the Bama Works Fund of the Dave Matthews Band and their philanthropy in our community.
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The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation invites you to attend a CACF Grantmaking Information Session on February 29, 2012 from 10:00 am to 11:30 pm.
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The recipient of the sixth annual Prana Fund Award in 2011 is Joseph T. Henley Middle School. They will receive $15,800 to transform the underused Henley courtyard into the Hornets N.E.S.T. (Nature, Environment, Studio, Teaching), an interactive and multi-disciplinary outdoor classroom. In addition to teaching the benefits of growing one’s own...
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