Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Inc.



Since 1991, area residents have turned to the Greater Green Bay
Community Foundation to make their philanthropic giving as effective
as possible.
The Community Foundation, a 501(c)(3) public charity,
works to improve the quality of life in Brown, Door, Kewaunee,
and Oconto Counties.

Web Address

www.ggbcf.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @ggbcfoundation


Assets and Giving for Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

Assets

2020 - 146,536,732
2019 - 143,560,460
2018 - 109,825,939
2017 - 105,125,196
Domestic Grants

2020 - 15,838,244
2019 - 7,580,873
2018 - 7,341,537


    

Recent News from Greater Green Bay Community Foundation


Foundation gives more to the community
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation is a partner with the Green Bay Press-Gazette's annual fundraising effort called Stock the Shelves to collect $100,000 to benefit area food pantries and...more

Brown County 20/20: Self-sufficiency takes time
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

Brown County 20/20 was developed by the Bay Area Community Council, Brown County United Way, the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation and the Green Bay Area Chamber of Commerce. Discussion was...more

Community Foundation Helps Nonprofit Organizations
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

A grant amounting to a total of $64,343 has been awarded to 14 nonprofit organizations from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation. The grants will help a variety of people in Northeastern...more

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation Pledges $60,000
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation has recently announced that it will be awarding nearly $600,000 to projects aimed at addressing the root causes of poverty in Northeastern...more

Increase in Giving
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation claims a 29% increase in charitable giving over the holidays of the year 2011. Despite the tough economy periods, together with its donors, the foundation was...more

Editorial: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation receives vote of confidence
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation has received a level of recognition that should heighten confidence for the organization's donors and recipients. The National Council on Foundations...more

Shop with a Cop event spreads holiday cheer
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

To make a donation to Shop with a Cop, contact the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation at www.ggbcf.org (click on "giving opportunities" then click on "Community Snapshots"),...more

Greater Green Bay Community Foundation invests $4.7M in region
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

Brown, Oconto and Kewaunee counties got a big boost from the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation as more than 400 nonprofit organizations and 1334 grants were funded to aid the communities in the...more

Press-Gazette launches effort to Stock the Shelves
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

Donations also can be sent to the Community Foundation — which established a fund to collect and distribute the donations to the food pantries — in person or by mail at 310 W. Walnut St., Suite...more

Crime Prevention Foundation awards grants to Brown County nonprofits
Foundation: Greater Green Bay Community Foundation

The annual Crime Prevention Foundation lunch will be held from 11:45 am to 1 pm Thursday at the Clarion Hotel, 200 Main St., Green Bay. Bill Jartz of WBAY, Channel 2, will host the event, and...more



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