Osceola County Commuity Foundation
The Osceola County Community Foundation endeavors to make Osceola County a better place to live and work by enhancing the quality of life and building a strong community spirit.
The foundation was established in 1990 and makes grants from a collection of permanent endowments to benefit the community. These funds support a variety of important causes and community needs.
Web Address
facommunityfoundation.org/about-us/geographic-affiliates/osceola-county/
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/OsceolaCountyCommunityFoundation
The foundation was established in 1990 and makes grants from a collection of permanent endowments to benefit the community. These funds support a variety of important causes and community needs.
Web Address
facommunityfoundation.org/about-us/geographic-affiliates/osceola-county/
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/OsceolaCountyCommunityFoundation
Recent News from Osceola County Community Foundation
Recycle of Osceola County Marks 30 Years of Community Service
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Recycle of Osceola County marks 30 years of community service.The new loading dock will replace this portable dock that has been used for many years.The nonprofit organization was awarded a $45,000...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Recycle of Osceola County marks 30 years of community service.The new loading dock will replace this portable dock that has been used for many years.The nonprofit organization was awarded a $45,000...more
Reed City wrestlers take part in tire collection project - Big Rapids Pioneer
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Among those making a donation were Recycle of Osceola County, Osceola County Community Foundation Osceola County, Cargill, and...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Among those making a donation were Recycle of Osceola County, Osceola County Community Foundation Osceola County, Cargill, and...more
VFW Gets Cool Upgrades From County Fund
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7373 in Sibley, Iowa, is getting two new freezers and two new refrigerator-freezer units thanks to a grant from the Osceola County Community Foundation. "We do steak...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7373 in Sibley, Iowa, is getting two new freezers and two new refrigerator-freezer units thanks to a grant from the Osceola County Community Foundation. "We do steak...more
Evart Looks to Become More “Walkable”
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
The project is fully-funded by grants from Mid-Michigan Community Credit Union and the Osceola County Community Foundation....more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
The project is fully-funded by grants from Mid-Michigan Community Credit Union and the Osceola County Community Foundation....more
Evart DDA receives Community Foundation grant
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Evart DDA receives Community Foundation grant. Will fund MSU Sustainable Built Environment Initiative project. Cathie Crew,...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Evart DDA receives Community Foundation grant. Will fund MSU Sustainable Built Environment Initiative project. Cathie Crew,...more
Osceola County Foundation gives grants
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
SIBLEY—The Osceola County Community Foundation recently awarded 29 grants totaling $104,429.62 to nonprofit organizations and...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
SIBLEY—The Osceola County Community Foundation recently awarded 29 grants totaling $104,429.62 to nonprofit organizations and...more
Ashton library updates, adds technology
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Library director Tim Christiansen shelves books on new shelving units purchased with grant funding from the Osceola County Community...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
Library director Tim Christiansen shelves books on new shelving units purchased with grant funding from the Osceola County Community...more
Osceola County grant funds given out
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation, Point Foundation
HARRIS—The Osceola County Community Foundation recently distributed 37 grants totaling $120,423.74 to nonprofit organizations and...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation, Point Foundation
HARRIS—The Osceola County Community Foundation recently distributed 37 grants totaling $120,423.74 to nonprofit organizations and...more
Hope Network, Artworks make art accessible for all
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
... funding through organizations such as the Michigan Council for the Arts. It now will be funded by the Osceola County Community...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
... funding through organizations such as the Michigan Council for the Arts. It now will be funded by the Osceola County Community...more
Libraries celebrate space during moon landing's 50th anniversary
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
The library has a telescope exhibit set up and the Osceola County Community Foundation gave them a grant so they could buy books, so they...more
Foundation: Osceola County Community Foundation
The library has a telescope exhibit set up and the Osceola County Community Foundation gave them a grant so they could buy books, so they...more
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