Charlottesville Area Community Foundation



The Charlottesville Area Community Foundation is a permanent endowment dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Charlottesville, Albemarle County, and the counties of Greene, Orange, Louisa, Fluvanna, Buckingham, and Nelson. CACF is unique among local charities because through it, individuals, organizations, and businesses can make contributions for the long-term benefit of the community.

The Foundation was created in 1967 as a public charity dedicated to meeting changing human needs and assisting donors in the Charlottesville area. Gifts to the Foundation are invested and build over time, and the income and a portion of the long-term appreciation are used to make grants to qualified charitable organizations serving the area. Categories of support include human services, education, the arts and humanities, the environment, and healthcare. (See Grantmaking Guidelines) The Foundation also serves nonprofit community organizations by administering their endowments for current and future needs.

Assets and Giving for Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

Assets

2018 - 204,110,682
2017 - 201,685,561
2016 - 177,421,530
Domestic Grants

2018 - 16,861,898
2017 - 13,657,538


    

Recent News from Charlottesville Area Community Foundation


Santa Fund donations for Jan. 2, 2019
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

... the Ivy Creek School staff and the family support workers of ACPS, from the Mitombo Fund at the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation,...more

Bama Works grants recipients announced
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

(CBS19 NEWS) -- Dozens of local nonprofits are getting grants thanks to the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation and the Bama Works...more

This weekend's DMB shows to help fuel $5M affordable housing donation
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

... members founded in 1999, through the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation — but it represents a large-scale response to a community...more

Mallek expresses regret over county's acceptance of pipeline mitigation funds
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

Earlier this year, $5 million of pipeline mitigation money was allocated to the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation to distribute to Albemarle...more

Opinion/Editorial: Mitigation of pipeline is tenuous
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

Virginia funneled the money through the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation to be used for forest conservation and water quality...more

CACF CEO donates $10K award to Heal Charlottesville Fund
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

Brennan Gould, the president and CEO of the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, was honored with the Robert W. Scrivner Award...more

$5M in pipeline funds to support new Albemarle park
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

The controversial agreement allocated $57.85 million to six organizations, including $5 million to the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation to...more

Aug. 12 survivors share stories in funds push for Heal Charlottesville
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

More than $300,000 from the Heal Charlottesville Fund, which is being managed by the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation, had gone...more

Skyline CAP helps local man
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

... funded primarily through donations and grants from three foundations—the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation and the Bama Works...more

Kessler Jr., Joseph Alexander
Foundation: Charlottesville Area Community Foundation

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made to the Community Endowment at the Charlottesville Area Community Foundation,...more



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