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Community Giving Foundation
The Community Giving Foundation (formerly the Central Susquehanna Community Foundation) is a regional philanthropic organization that invests endowment funds, large and small, to benefit the communities and residents of Columbia, lower-Luzerne, Montour, Northumberland, and Snyder counties in central and northeastern Pennsylvania.
Web Address
www.csgiving.org
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/csgiving
Instagram - www.instagram.com/csgiving/
Web Address
www.csgiving.org
Social Media Links
Facebook - www.facebook.com/csgiving
Instagram - www.instagram.com/csgiving/
Assets and Giving for Community Giving Foundation
Assets
2019 - 60,825,971
2018 - 50,741,937
2017 - 54,478,198
2019 - 60,825,971
2018 - 50,741,937
2017 - 54,478,198
Domestic Grants
2019 - 2,799,911
2018 - 2,230,893
2019 - 2,799,911
2018 - 2,230,893
Recent News from Community Giving Foundation
Birthright of Sunbury receives $4500 grant
Foundation: Community Giving Foundation
SUNBURY — The Sunbury Area Community Foundation, affiliated with the Central Susquehanna Community Foundation, has awarded Birthright of ... Community Giving...more
Foundation: Community Giving Foundation
SUNBURY — The Sunbury Area Community Foundation, affiliated with the Central Susquehanna Community Foundation, has awarded Birthright of ... Community Giving...more
5 end terms on CSFS board
Foundation: Community Giving Foundation
Submitted photo Central Susquehanna Community Foundation said good-bye to five long-term trustees. Leaving the board are, from left, Michael Flock, Kevin Community Giving...more
Foundation: Community Giving Foundation
Submitted photo Central Susquehanna Community Foundation said good-bye to five long-term trustees. Leaving the board are, from left, Michael Flock, Kevin Community Giving...more
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