South Dakota Community Foundation



Fueled by Governor George S. Mickelson's vision for South Dakota and financially supported by matching grants from the McKnight Foundation and 3M Corporation, the South Dakota Community Foundation became a public, non-profit corporation on November 11, 1987.


Matching grants from the 3M Corporation and the McKnight Foundation, founded by White, SD native and former 3M CEO William McKnight, challenged South Dakotans to establish an organization working to make a positive impact on every community in the state.


To meet the original $5 million matching challenge, the state of South Dakota committed $2 million to the project and the SDCF leadership worked to raise the remaining $3 million within a year.

Web Address

www.sdcommunityfoundation.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @SouthDakotaCF


Assets and Giving for South Dakota Community Foundation

Assets

2018 - 316,548,132
2017 - 332,917,785
Domestic Grants

2018 - 14,168,857


    

Recent News from South Dakota Community Foundation


Firefighters' association countersues city of Spearfish
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

30 show that the association made a $1 million contribution to establish the Spearfish Volunteer Firefighters' Association Fund and a $50,000 contribution to establish the Spearfish Volunteer...more

2016 Spearfish audit receives 'adverse opinion'
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

4 that the association recently created the $1 million endowment fund through the South Dakota Community Foundation, questioning whether the transfer contains taxpayer funds provided by the city....more

Church purchases YWCA building
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

“We have spoken to the South Dakota Community Foundation and our hope is to be included in that group's umbrella.” The South Dakota Community Foundation oversees most community investment in the...more

Half million dollars needed for new CACS facility
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

And as of Tuesday, visitors to the CACS website could notice a popup screen that alerts them that if they click on the button that they'll be sent to a secure South Dakota Community Foundation site,...more

Greater Belle Fourche Funds awarded
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

The fund is a permanent endowment with the South Dakota Community Foundation and managed by a local board of directors. The organizations allocated funds include: Belle Fourche Bronc Booster Club;...more

Economic troubles in Tripp
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

This summer, Tripp plans to do a Main Street project to include re-doing the street, as well as sewer and water lines. Tripp was also selected to receive a $10,000 grant from the South Dakota...more

Spearfish vs. Firefighters' Assn. lawsuit ratified, outside law firm hired
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

4 that the association recently created the $1 million endowment fund through the South Dakota Community Foundation and questions whether the transfer contains taxpayer funds provided by the city....more

5 nonprofit organizations receive part of Community Innovation Grant
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

Call to Freedom, Center for the Prevention of Child Maltreatment, Children's Home Society, Family Visitation Center and National Alliance on Mental Illness all received part of the grant. Officials...more

Hanson to seek third term as Fort Pierre mayor
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

Fort Pierre Mayor Gloria Hanson is shown here in mid-December last year for the presentation of checks from the South Dakota State Historical Society and the South Dakota Community Foundation, which...more

$1M endowment created to continue to serve community into perpetuity
Foundation: South Dakota Community Foundation

The Spearfish Volunteer Firefighters' Association contends that no taxpayer funds were included in a recent $1 million endowment the association created through the South Dakota Community Foundation....more



Social Enterprise Network Sites


Employers For Childcare Charitable Group (EFCG), a Lisburn-based charity, has been crowned top Social Enterprise at the Ulster Final of 2014’s Ulster Bank Business Achievers Awards. EFCG seeks to “make it easier for parents with dependent children to get into work and to stay in work.”




Federal Government Grant and Assistance Programs



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