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.
After months of fundraising to benefit the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, the Northwestern University students capped it of with a 30-hour dance marathon and raised $1,107,670 in...more
After months of fundraising to benefit the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation, the Northwestern University students capped it of with a 30-hour dance marathon and raised $1,107,670 in...more
More than 1,100 students from the Northwestern University gave up sleep and danced for 30 hours in order to raise funds for the Andrew McDonough B+ (Be Positive) Foundation and the Evanston Community...more
The Evanston Community Foundation will mark its 25th anniversary by awarding local nonprofit groups $25000 in grant money. The program is called Evanston Nonprofits Develop Organizational Wealth Now,...more
By Jessica Rudis The Evanston Community Foundation is celebrating a 25th anniversary by sharing the wealth with local nonprofits. The organization recently announced the Evanston Non-profits Develop...more
Community organizations receiving contributions included: ETHS After Midnight, Evanston Community Foundation-Community Kindergarten Readiness, Evanston Fourth of July Association, Evanston School...more
The Foundation's 2012-2013 Responsive Grants will fund projects in a broad range of program areas that will strengthen the community beyond the grant period. During its previous Responsive Grants...more
By Patch Staff The Evanston Community Foundation (ECF) has received an offer of matching funds from an anonymous donor for its Communityworks Fund program “Every Child Ready for Kindergarten, Every...more
By Patch Staff | Email the author | 1:53pm The Evanston Community Foundation would like to invite members of the Evanston community to participate in the 2011-2012 class of Signature Leadership...more
"At this point, we want to know, what are the big ideas that people have," said Sara Schastok, of the Evanston Community Foundation. "Sometimes, somebody else out there might have a...more
Midsize businesses are tapping into the social business market because large companies do not need the help of start-ups to create a “social technology stack.” But a social business stack cannot generate revenue by itself.