The Community Foundation of Northern Illinois is a nonprofit, endowed public charity that offers donors of all means a flexible, cost-effective way to give back to their community. Simply put, the Foundation is a pool of charitable dollars invested to provide greater funding for community needs. The income from these funds and the principal, if the donor desires, are distributed to nonprofit organizations. This helps our community respond today and prepare for the future.
ROCKFORD — The In Youth We Trust Council, a youth philanthropy program of the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois, will present grants to amounting more than $12,000 to youth-led projects...more
ROCKFORD — Forest Preserves of Winnebago County was recently selected to receive a $1,800 grant from the Community Grants Program of the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois with support from...more
ROCKFORD — Three Rockford University professors recently received a $14,000 grant to study the spread of Lyme disease in northern Illinois from the Community Grants Program of the Community...more
The following year, the program received a grant for $100,000 from the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois. The mentoring program ... These include partnerships established with the Rochelle...more
The festival also received funding from the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois. Stedman said the grants reflect the efforts she and many others put in over the past two years to create a...more
ROCKFORD — Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois and Northern Illinois Center for Nonprofit Excellence on behalf of the Rockford Area Case Management Initiative were recently awarded a grant in...more
The focus on long-term planning and sustainability has led to a recent partnership with Community Foundation of Northern Illinois and the creation of a new Byron Foundation Endowment Fund. The Byron...more
ROCKFORD — The YMCA of Rock River Valley recently received three grants from the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois totaling more than $24,000. The grants support three Y programs focused on...more
In the world of social enterprises, failure is a cringe-worthy moment nobody wants to talk about. But, social entrepreneurs can benefit from their failures.