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Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
The Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan (CFNEM) is organized and operated as a permanent endowment, attracting and receiving funds from a wide range of donors. Focusing on both traditional causes and evolving needs, CFNEM makes grants to nonprofit agencies and institutions in the northeast portion of the lower peninsula of Michigan.
Web Address
www.cfnem.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @CFNEM
Web Address
www.cfnem.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @CFNEM
Assets and Giving for Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
Assets
2019 - 48,281,377
2018 - 47,831,062
2017 - 43,686,053
2019 - 48,281,377
2018 - 47,831,062
2017 - 43,686,053
Domestic Grants
2019 - 1,522,258
2018 - 1,618,477
2019 - 1,522,258
2018 - 1,618,477
Recent News from Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
Group investigates Alcona County's ghost towns
Foundation: Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
The historical society recently received a $1510 grant through the Community Endowment Fund at the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan to fund the "Ghost Sites of Alcona County"...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
The historical society recently received a $1510 grant through the Community Endowment Fund at the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan to fund the "Ghost Sites of Alcona County"...more
Share the Wealth, and Keep Some of it Here « CFNEM BlogSpot
Foundation: Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
That's why the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan and its affiliates are working to secure planned gifts and bequests for endowments that will ensure a stronger future for northeast...more
Foundation: Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan
That's why the Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan and its affiliates are working to secure planned gifts and bequests for endowments that will ensure a stronger future for northeast...more
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