Whether you are interested in making a gift, helping a client, planning a bequest, creating a charitable fund, applying for a grant or scholarship, or simply want to learn more about local philanthropy, the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation can help.
$459,712 had been raised, from 1,419 donors, benefitting 68 organizations.That was over the course of just 24 hours of giving."Your support helped us celebrate the spirit of giving in our region,"...more
Give Local: Local organizations need your support.There are prizes throughout the day for organizations that raise the most money between 6-8 a.m.Use the "Explore organizations" button to find out...more
Give Local MOV 2024 is scheduled for Tuesday, May 7, and once again your donations could be matched.Nearly $200,000 in matching funds and prizes available for the May 7 giving day.67 nonprofits...more
The 11th annual Give Local MOV campaign will kick off Tuesday, May 7, and culminate with a 24-hour online giving day.The fundraiser connects community members with community nonprofits to raise money...more
The 11th annual Give Local MOV campaign will kick off Tuesday, May 7, and culminate with a 24-hour online giving day.The fundraiser connects community members with community nonprofits to raise money...more
Judy Ritchie was the fifth executive director and longest-serving at the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation.To help the foundation grow this fund, her husband Doug Ritchie and friends are offering...more
West Virginia is in continuing need of families who can be foster parents.Director of Social Services for the West Virginia Children's Home Society Julia Kesler was the keynote speaker.The PACF has...more
The Marietta Symphony Orchestra would like to thank our local patrons and donors for their support during the 2023 concert year.The Peoples Bank Theatre was instrumental in this year's success...more
Two current emergency medical technicians with the department will now be able to obtain their paramedic certification.The Dr. David Monroe Ritchie Memorial Fund and The Fund for Ravenswood made the...more
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has launched a series of noteworthy research projects to learn if social enterprises can help Scotland lose its “sick man of Europe” label and boost the nation’s overall health.