Fairfield County Community Foundation Inc.



The Fairfield County Community Foundation was formed in 1992 when five smaller foundations merged. The Danbury, Greenwich, Stamford and Five Town (comprised of Westport, Wilton, Weston, Norwalk and Darien) foundations, and the Fairfield County Foundation (which was part of the New York Community Trust), merged to better serve their communities and Fairfield County.


Over 15 years, thanks to the generosity of fundholders and contributors, the Foundation has awarded more than $62 million in grants that have helped prepare preschoolers to thrive in kindergarten, kept the elderly in their homes, provided health care to the ill and uninsured, cultivated a new generation of artists, protected our environment and much more.

Web Address

www.fccfoundation.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @fccfoundation




    

Recent News from Fairfield County Community Foundation


Fairfield County Foundation Raises $510K at Lunch
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

Supporters raised more than $510000 for the Fairfield County Community Foundation's Fund for Women and Girls at its 12th annual luncheon held April 7 at the Hyatt Regency Greenwich. CNN anchor...more

FCCF wins Wilmer Shields Rich award
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

By Fairfield County Community Foundation NORWALK, CT - The Fairfield County Community Foundation has been named a Silver Award winner for Excellence in Communications by the 2011 Wilmer Shields Rich...more

CNN anchor O'Brien encourages giving back
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

Soledad O'Brien, correspondent for CNN's "Special Investigations Unit," speaking for the Fairfield Country Community Foundation's Fund for Women and Girls at the Hyatt Regency...more

Fund focuses on empowering women, girls
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

Suzanne Peters, director of the Fairfield County Community Foundation Fund for Women and Girls, said issues such as bullying, domestic violence and drug and alcohol abuse cut across the borders...more

Ross will leave post as president, CEO of community foundation
Foundation: Connecticut Community Foundation, Fairfield County Community Foundation

Susan Ross of Easton announced recently that she will leave her post as president and CEO of the Fairfield County Community Foundation (FCCF) in Norwalk on Dec. 31. Ms. Ross has led the Community...more

Stepping Stones Museum for Children awarded $15000 grant
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

By Stepping Stones Museum for Children For over 10 years, Fairfield County Community Foundation has been a supporter of Stepping Stones Museum for Children and this year's $15000 grant will...more

Soledad O'Brien to be keynote speaker at event
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

By Fairfield County Community Foundation Soledad O'Brien will be the keynote speaker for the Fairfield County Community Foundation's Fund for Women and Girls 12th annual luncheon on April 7...more

Grant awarded to local non-profit
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

“CGC applauds the Fairfield County Community Foundation's focus and unwavering effort to help provide continuity and excellence in the nonprofit sector in our community.” said CGC Executive...more

Fairfield County Community Foundation CEO Stepping Down
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

By Justin Reynolds | Email the author | 5:00am Susan Ross, of Easton, announced her retirement from the Fairfield County Community Foundation on Monday. submitted The Fairfield County Community...more

Head of Fairfield County Community Foundation stepping down
Foundation: Fairfield County Community Foundation

STAMFORD -- Susan Ross announced Monday that she will step down as president and CEO of the Fairfield County Community Foundation, a position she has held for 15 years. Ross is the second person to...more



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