Blue Grass Community Foundation



C. W. and Irene Sulier had a vision - a permanent fund that would be invested and the income used for grants as needs rose in the community.

In 1967, they established the Blue Grass Community Foundation. Their gifts to the Foundation over the years became the General Endowment Fund. Income from the fund is given out annually in grants to agencies and in scholarships to high school seniors going to college.

Today the Foundation carries out their vision by offering people many ways to give for a wide variety of interests.

Assets and Giving for Blue Grass Community Foundation

Assets

2020 - 132,271,880
2019 - 137,909,823
2018 - 126,725,630
2017 - 105,927,423
Domestic Grants

2020 - 17,124,862
2019 - 10,343,085
2018 - 11,722,087


    

Recent News from Blue Grass Community Foundation


College Could Benefit from PGA Tour Event
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

GC is partnering with the Blue Grass Community Foundation for Birdies for the Bluegrass, an activity intended to maximize the tournament's impact...more

Local banks pledge support for Madison County Community Fund
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

The Madison County Community Fund is an affiliate fund of Blue Grass Community Foundation, which works across Central and Appalachia...more

Tell us by Friday how best to create great downtown park
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

The survey, developed through a grant from Blue Grass Community Foundation, can be found at www.townbranchpark.org. Hard copies are...more

Town Branch Park Launches Website With Community Survey To Recei - LEX18.com | Continuous ...
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

The survey was developed through a grant from Blue Grass Community Foundation. “For this to truly become downtown's living room, the park...more

Here's who just gave $1 million toward a 10-acre park next to Lexington's Rupp Arena
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

The E.E. Murry Family Foundation has donated $1 million to the Town Branch Park, a proposed 10-acre park adjacent to Rupp Arena in downtown Lexington. The foundation was started by E.E. “Manny”...more

Murry Family donates $1 million for Lexington's Town Branch Park
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

Town Branch Fund, established at Blue Grass Community Foundation to raise funds and oversee the design and operational plan for the park, set a fund-raising target of $31 million for the park....more

Community Calendar: This week's events (UPDATED)
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

The program will feature Jane Higgins, representative of the Blue Grass Community Foundation. For more information, contact Charles Hay at 314-7186. •Berea Community School Board Meeting, 7 p.m.,...more

Not too late to join the Table on March 28
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

In 1967, C.W. and Irene Sulier, our founders, invited several friends to gather around a table for lunch in Lexington to discuss their idea to start a local community foundation. After a robust...more

On the Table event scheduled for Wednesday
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation, Knight Foundation

From 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. Wednesday, the Franklin County Community Fund and the Frankfort Area Chamber of Commerce will host “On the Table,” with support from Blue Grass Community Foundation and...more

On The Table 2018 Announcement
Foundation: Blue Grass Community Foundation

On Tuesday, Mayor Jim Gray was on hand at the historic courthouse with Fayette Superintendent Manny Caulk and the Blue Grass Community Foundation to declare March 28, 2018 as “On The Table Day”...more



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