Simply put, the Community Foundation of the Quincy Area is the region's savings account.
Born out of a need and an opportunity, the Community Foundation is the only local nonprofit organization committed to maintaining endowments that serve the region while offering sustained recognition for those that are loved and respected.
The Community Foundation of the Quincy Area recently held its annual Friends of Philanthropy event to recognize individuals and organizations contributing to philanthropy in the region.
Since its...more
The quartet's concert, presented by the Quincy Civic Music Association, is funded in part by the Marion Gardner Jackson Charitable Trust Arts Fund, the Community Foundation of the Quincy Area, the...more
Saturday's performance is funded, in part, by the Marion Gardner Jackson Charitable Trust Arts Fund, the Community Foundation of the Quincy Area, the Illinois Arts Council, the Stillwell Foundation,...more
The Community Foundation of the Quincy Area, a nonprofit resource that serves 13 counties in West-Central Illinois, Northeast Missouri and southeast Iowa, receives $1.5 million in gifted assets that...more
When Hirner saw that the Community Foundation of the Quincy Area was going to increase its support, he was overjoyed. "I was just ecstatic to see the...more
Part two, held the second hour of each workshop, will provide in-depth information on completing the online application form and is designed for new applicants and those needing a refresher course on...more
The Community Foundation of the Quincy Area celebrated its 15th anniversary Thursday by announcing a new initiative aimed at helping 13 counties in the Tri-state region. The foundation announced it...more
The Community Foundation of the Quincy Area will mark its 15th anniversary with a "friends of philanthropy celebration" from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. Thursday at First Bankers Trust, 1201...more
The position young people are dealt with can be complex, and yet the entire economic system is still focused for an age that’s almost gone astray. The solution? Promoting social enterprise and getting these young people integrated into work.