Evanston Community Foundation



The Evanston Community Foundationwas established in 1986 under the auspices of the Evanston United Way. As envisioned by its founders, the Foundation would be a new source of funding for the Evanston community, providing grants for emerging organizations, seed money for new projects, and support for creative ideas and initiatives for the good of the community.

Web Address

www.evcommfdn.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @EvanstonForever


Assets and Giving for Evanston Community Foundation

Assets

2019 - 29,499,708
2018 - 23,652,086
2017 - 25,261,309
Domestic Grants

2019 - 1,848,531
2018 - 1,670,646


    

Recent News from Evanston Community Foundation


Evanston Community Foundation Offers Workshops for Nonprofits
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

Evanston Community Foundation will hold three workshops covering writing successful grant proposals, program impact and evaluation, and building a great board in the hopes of helping nonprofits grow...more

Foundation offers one-day orientation to Evanston
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

The Evanston Community Foundation holds Snapshot Evanston, which offers a one day orientation to the community, on Oct. 18. It's designed to give local residents and Evanston-based leaders a...more

Local nonprofits to benefit $217,000 grant from Evanston Community Foundation
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

A grant in the amount of $217,000 was given by the Evanston Community Foundation to the 24 local nonprofits. The foundation supports everything from drug abuse prevention to arts programs to legal...more

New Board Members of Evanston Community Foundation
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

The Evanston Community Foundation appointed four new members to its board of directors. Bill Blanchard, Naomi Lovinger, Eric Robison and Sandra Shelton, all longtime Evanston residents involved in a...more

Grants from Evanston Community Foundation
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

The Evanston Community Foundation announced $217,000 in grants to 30 organizations and programs in the areas of community development, early childhood education, access to arts, family support and...more

Evanston Community Foundation Awards $100,000 Challenge Grant to Connections for the Homeless
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

The Evanston Community Foundation named Connections for the Homeless the recipient of a $100,000 Partners for the Future Challenge Grant. The Community Foundation helps Evanston thrive as it...more

Evanston Community Foundation Issues $100,000 Matching Fund Challenge Grant
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

The Evanston Community Foundation has recently reported that it has issued a $100,000 matching funds challenge grant to the Connections for the Homeless. Sue Loellbach, development director of...more

Outstanding Evanston Volunteer Award
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

In lieu of the National Volunteer week, YWCA Evanston/North Shore volunteer Alex Piper was recently honored with an Outstanding Evanston Volunteer Award. Piper has shown great interest in cooking,...more

Reception to Honor Evanston Community Volunteers
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

During a reception at Northwestern University which was sponsored by the university, the city, Evanston Township High School and the Evanston Community Foundation, Evanston community volunteers were...more

EXPANDING YOUR CHARITABLE-GIVING TOOLKIT: ENDOWMENT GIFTS OFFER IMMEDIATE TAX ...
Foundation: Evanston Community Foundation

EVANSTON, IL – The Evanston Community Foundation (ECF) encourages individuals and organizations to make charitable giving a part of their financial plan in 2012. ECF, which is celebrating its 25th...more



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