Hartley Community Foundation



The Hartley Community Foundation (HCF) is a charitable foundation created by and for the people of Hartley to receive gifts from individuals, families, corporations, private foundations, and governmental agencies. These gifts are carefully invested and the income from endowments is used to make grants to public charities that best meet the needs in the Hartley area.



    

Recent News from Hartley Community Foundation


Hartley Community Center receives funds
Foundation: Hartley Community Foundation, O'Brien County Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation

The O'Brien County Community Foundation has committed $10,000 from its endowment to help match part of The Native Fund's contribution...more

Hartley seeks help to fix community center
Foundation: Hartley Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation

The Sioux City-based Siouxland Community Foundation worked with The Native Fund and the Hartley Community Foundation, an affiliate of...more

Native Fund challenges northwest Iowans to raise $26500 for Hartley Community Center
Foundation: Hartley Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation

Rebecca Krohn, the Executive Director of the Siouxland Community Foundation, worked with The Native Fund and the Hartley Community...more

FUNDRAISING EFFORT STARTS FOR HARTLEY COMMUNITY CENTER
Foundation: Hartley Community Foundation, O'Brien County Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation

The Hartley Community Foundation and O'Brien County Community Foundation are both affiliates of the Siouxland Community...more





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