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Sickle Cell Awareness/Blood Drive is a Huge Success

A recent local blood drive that also raised awareness of the need for donors to fight Sickle Cell anemia was a big success. Funded by a grant from NCCF, the event drew more than 30 donors and collected enough units of blood to save more than 72 lives, according to...

Attention Grantees: A New Avenue For Funding

Looking for additional sources of funding? NCCF urges grantees to get involved in this new, regional data-sharing network. The Center for Nonprofit Excellence, The United Way, The Equity Center, and Thriving Communities Group have teamed up to create an open-source,...

Migrant workers will get COVID Protection under NCCF Grant

Given the widespread impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, NCCF has awarded grants to local nonprofits working to protect the health of critical migrant farmworkers, as well as provide financial support to needy families and college-bound students. NCCF awarded a total of...

Winter Grants Application Deadline Fast Approaching

NCCF awards grants twice a year, in June and December. The deadline for winter grant applications is December 31, 2020. NCCF makes grants to local nonprofits (and local chapters of national nonprofits) that support education, seniors, medical/dental care, hunger...

Nelson County Nonprofits Net $36,100 in NCCF Grants for Summer 2020

A good meal and a solid roof over head are must-haves. Also invaluable in this stay-at-home era are esteem building activities for young girls. These and other services were supported in the latest round of grants made by NCCF, which included: The Heritage Center Food...

The Matter of Black Lives

The Board of Directors of NCCF, Inc. stands in solidarity with the “Statement on the Murder of Black People” posted by the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation.