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Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The Community Foundation has grown substantially since its inception, reflecting both the vision and integrity of its leaders and the extraordinary philanthropic spirit of the people of Richmond and Central Virginia.
The Foundation measures its success in terms of the many individuals, families and corporations who have entrusted us to be stewards of their charitable interests, the many grantees we support and the many referrals we routinely receive from the area's most knowledgeable financial advisors.
With combined assets of $667 million, The Community Foundation is one of the largest grantmakers in Virginia.
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The Foundation measures its success in terms of the many individuals, families and corporations who have entrusted us to be stewards of their charitable interests, the many grantees we support and the many referrals we routinely receive from the area's most knowledgeable financial advisors.
With combined assets of $667 million, The Community Foundation is one of the largest grantmakers in Virginia.
Web Address
www.cfrichmond.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @cfrichmondva
Instagram - www.instagram.com/cfrichmondva/
Facebook - www.facebook.com/cfrichmondva
Vimeo - vimeo.com/cfrichmondva
Recent News from Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Richmond Christmas Mother kicks off 2020 campaign with two large donations
Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond — $2,500. Alice and Bill Goodwin, In honor of this year's Christmas Mother and all Christmas...more
Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond — $2,500. Alice and Bill Goodwin, In honor of this year's Christmas Mother and all Christmas...more
Personality: Hamilton Glass
The project is supported financially by The Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond, Altria and private donors, with the artists receiving...more
The project is supported financially by The Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond, Altria and private donors, with the artists receiving...more
Governor Northam, VMFA announce recipients of Virginia Visual Artist Relief grants
Foundation: Altria Group
Each recipient will receive $5,000 from the Virginia Artist Relief Fellowship Program, for a total of $200,000 distributed by the fund. RVAHub...more
Foundation: Altria Group
Each recipient will receive $5,000 from the Virginia Artist Relief Fellowship Program, for a total of $200,000 distributed by the fund. RVAHub...more
Governor Northam, VMFA announce recipients of Virginia Visual Artist Relief grants
Foundation: Altria Group
These investments build a foundation for communities to thrive through successful, creative, innovative, artists, and arts and culture organizations....more
Foundation: Altria Group
These investments build a foundation for communities to thrive through successful, creative, innovative, artists, and arts and culture organizations....more
RIFF Arts Institute offers grants for unemployed artists
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The RIFF Arts Institute has been awarded a grant from the Community Foundation's Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund advisory committee...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The RIFF Arts Institute has been awarded a grant from the Community Foundation's Central Virginia COVID-19 Response Fund advisory committee...more
Underground Kitchen founder launches hunger relief nonprofit amid pandemic
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Supporters include the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, River City Rotary Club and Episcopal Diocese of Virginia as well as...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Supporters include the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, River City Rotary Club and Episcopal Diocese of Virginia as well as...more
Survey: Economic, cultural impact of virus concern Va. execs
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Sherrie Armstrong, president and CEO of the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, which manages more than 1,200 charitable funds,...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
Sherrie Armstrong, president and CEO of the Community Foundation for a greater Richmond, which manages more than 1,200 charitable funds,...more
Personality: Dr. Pamela J. Royal
Even in the midst of a global pandemic, the work of the Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond and the chair of its Board of Governors,...more
Even in the midst of a global pandemic, the work of the Community Foundation for a Greater Richmond and the chair of its Board of Governors,...more
Richmond Inno Approved: March's Top Tech and Startup Events
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
2020 Richmond History Makers & Community Update: The Valentine and Community Foundation for a greater Richmond are excited to partner for...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
2020 Richmond History Makers & Community Update: The Valentine and Community Foundation for a greater Richmond are excited to partner for...more
Applications being accepted for MCF 2020 grants program
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The Mathews Community Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2020 grants program. The foundation offers a competitive grants...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for a greater Richmond
The Mathews Community Foundation is now accepting applications for its 2020 grants program. The foundation offers a competitive grants...more
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