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The Clark County Community Foundation
The Clark County Community Foundation is dedicated to providing financial support, through grants and educational scholarships to the Citizens and Communities of Clark County Wisconsin.
Web Address
www.clarkccf.org
Web Address
www.clarkccf.org
Assets and Giving for The Clark County Community Foundation
Assets
2019 - 369,487
2018 - 223,589
2017 - 208,578
2019 - 369,487
2018 - 223,589
2017 - 208,578
Domestic Grants
2019 - 20,458
2018 - 12,796
2019 - 20,458
2018 - 12,796
Recent News from The Clark County Community Foundation
Chamber presents awards at annual banquet
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Thanks to the hard work of a variety of community organizations, including two endowed foundations — the Clark County Community Foundation...more
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Thanks to the hard work of a variety of community organizations, including two endowed foundations — the Clark County Community Foundation...more
Local groups, organizations receive funding
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
In addition to the funds, Karen Arnold was named the new executive director of the Clark County Community Foundation. Arnold will replace...more
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
In addition to the funds, Karen Arnold was named the new executive director of the Clark County Community Foundation. Arnold will replace...more
VanMeter remembered for faith, generous spirit
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Hodgkin and VanMeter were founding members of the Clark County Community Foundation. In 1995, along with Janet Prewitt, Ralph Oliver,...more
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Hodgkin and VanMeter were founding members of the Clark County Community Foundation. In 1995, along with Janet Prewitt, Ralph Oliver,...more
Youth Advisory Council on Grantmaking
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Youth Advisory Council, a division of the Clark County Community Foundation composed of high school students, worked on the reviewing and awarding process and participated in an all day...more
Foundation: Clark County Community Foundation
Youth Advisory Council, a division of the Clark County Community Foundation composed of high school students, worked on the reviewing and awarding process and participated in an all day...more
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Students, Skateboarding and Social Enterprise
To address the ongoing issue of student dropouts, Toronto District School Board (TDSB) teacher Craig Morrison started a school-business program called the Oasis Skateboard Factory (OSF) to help keep teens stay in school.