Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro Inc.



The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro is a tax-exempt public charity that believes we can do more working together than any of us can accomplish separately. To that end, we help individuals, families and organizations establish charitable funds and make annual gifts from the earnings to support worthy causes. Each fund becomes a permanent investment in the community that lives on forever to create opportunities, answer needs and fulfill dreams.


The Foundation is staffed by a team of professionals who are experts not only in managing funds, but also in helping donors determine how they can make the greatest community impact. In addition, we're guided by a broad-based board of directors who bring their own unique backgrounds and perspectives to the work we do.

Web Address

www.cfgg.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @cfggnews


Assets and Giving for Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

Assets

2018 - 182,592,230
2017 - 210,673,914
2016 - 196,435,270
Domestic Grants

2018 - 24,647,508
2017 - 18,475,735


    

Recent News from Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro


High school students hands-on experience as philanthropists
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

Through the Teen Grantmaking Council, dozens of Greensboro students are providing grant money for youth-led projects. The program is...more

Michelle Schneider: Enrichment Fund turns little investments into big dividends
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro manages our assets, and with our nearly $1 million in endowed funds and donations we...more

Community Tables Holds 32nd Annual Thanksgiving Feast
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro is always looking for volunteers to help throughout the year as well as donations. To learn...more

Republican Budd holds on in North Carolina
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

Manning was especially incensed by a pro-Budd TV ad calling into question the finances of the Community Foundation of Greater...more

Nonprofit: Teen Grantmaking Council helps community with philanthropy
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

Traci Poole, the youth philanthropy program coordinator at the Community ... Cassandra Alvarino applied for a grant to help kick-start a food...more

Nonprofit leaders slam anti-Manning ad
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

“We are deeply concerned by the outrageous attack on the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and Kathy Manning in an ad that has...more

Community Foundation: NRCC ad against Manning is 'false'
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The narrator continues, “The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro operated at a $30 million surplus, helping local families and...more

N&R names Woman of the Year, Rising Star
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The luncheon was a fundraiser for the Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro's Women to Women, a grant-making endowment to...more

Greensboro Urban Ministry offers food, shelter, solutions
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro is a big part of helping the urban ministry fulfill their mission. Greensboro Urban Ministry is able...more

New Tanger performing arts center rises in downtown Greensboro
Foundation: Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro

The Tanger Center's $84.7 million cost will be shared by the city and private donors recruited by the Community Foundation of Greater...more



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