This week, WGA Director Nikki Sabol hosted our monthly staff meeting with an unusual icebreaker. She invited us to plant seeds in small clay pots and discuss how we, too, are nurturing our growth as professionals in our work to build a better community through philanthropy. It was a great activity for the summer!
The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
Philanthropic Fundraising Services
Jacksonville, FL 2,622 followers
Giving Back. Giving Forward.
About us
he Community Foundation for Northeast Florida (www.jaxcf.org), Florida’s oldest and largest community foundation, works to stimulate philanthropy to build a better community. The Foundation helps donors invest their philanthropic gifts wisely, helps nonprofits serve the region effectively, and helps people come together to make the community a better place. Created in 1964, the Foundation had $630 million in assets at 12/31/2021 and has made approximately $640 million in grants since inception. Through our work and the work of our donors, we make a difference in the lives of people in Duval, Clay, Baker, St. Johns, Nassau and Putnam counties every day. The Community Foundation has decades of experience helping donors plan their philanthropic journeys and build a better community for themselves and those they love. You can also find us on Facebook (facebook.com/cfjacksonville) and Twitter (@CFJacksonville).
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http://www.jaxcf.org
External link for The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
- Industry
- Philanthropic Fundraising Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Jacksonville, FL
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1964
Locations
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245 Riverside Ave., Suite 310
Jacksonville, FL 32202, US
Employees at The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
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Rebecca Hart
Communications Strategist | Impact Investor
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Socrates Rivers
Partnering with Donors to Help Them Meet Their Philanthropic Goals!
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Nikki Sabol
Women’s Giving Alliance Director
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James Coggin
Senior Director, Grantmaking and Impact Investing at The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
Updates
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As part of our 60th anniversary celebration, we're getting out into the community to share our message about why philanthropy matters, and how giving our time, talent, treasure, testimony and ties can help make our communities better. On Saturday, TCF President Isaiah M. Oliver spoke to a crowd of more than 600 Stantonians at New Stanton's annual alumni gathering, thanks to the introduction of our trustee, Judge Brian J. Davis, who is a proud alumnus.
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Amy Palmer, Program Director at The Community Foundation, was on First Coast Connect this morning talking about cuts to state arts and culture grants affecting our local area. Watch the segment here, and stay tuned for more info on The Community Foundation's small arts organizations grants, which open on August 1. https://loom.ly/p2Yf27E
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Nine Putnam County organizations were awarded more than $120,000, through the Frank V. Oliver, Jr. Fund. “Our grantmaking in Putnam County has highlighted the many strong nonprofit organizations working to meet the needs of their communities,” said Reagan Bass, program officer who helps manage grantmaking alongside a grants committee of leaders of Putnam County. “We’re proud to support them, and grateful for the generosity of Frank V. Oliver, who made these grants possible.” Learn More: https://loom.ly/zLjglDw
The Community Foundation Awards Nine Grants to Improve the Quality of Life in Putnam County - The Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
https://www.jaxcf.org
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ICYMI: Sarah Crooks, this year's Ann McDonald Baker Art Ventures Award honoree whose work is featured in our 60th anniversary annual report, appeared with Shawana Brooks on First Coast Connect last week to talk about her new exhibition, "The Long Way(t) Home," at the Corner Gallery at the Jessie Ball duPont Center. It's open through August 21. https://loom.ly/auwNrpk
First Coast Connect:Moving the Margins
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The A.L. Lewis Fund invites you to a special evening with Mr. Bryan Stevenson, Founder and Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative, followed by an engaging interview of Mr. Stevenson by Dr. Johnnetta Betsch Cole. All proceeds will benefit the A.L. Lewis Fund's grantmaking. Tickets may be purchased here --> www.jaxcf.org/al-lewis/
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