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Greater Washington Community Foundation
Since 1973, the Greater Washington Community Foundation has been a champion of thriving communities and a catalyst for change through local philanthropic engagement, effective community investment, and civic leadership.
As the region’s largest local funder, The Community Foundation has invested more than $1.3 billion to build more equitable, just, and enriching communities.
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www.thecommunityfoundation.org
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Twitter - @communityfndn
As the region’s largest local funder, The Community Foundation has invested more than $1.3 billion to build more equitable, just, and enriching communities.
Web Address
www.thecommunityfoundation.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @communityfndn
Recent News from Greater Washington Community Foundation
The Children's Opportunity Fund Announces Initial Grants
Foundation: Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Greater Washington Community Foundation
July 17, 2017 -- The Greater Washington Community Foundation has announced the Children's Opportunity Fund's (COF) first grants of $625,000...more
Foundation: Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Foundation, Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Greater Washington Community Foundation
July 17, 2017 -- The Greater Washington Community Foundation has announced the Children's Opportunity Fund's (COF) first grants of $625,000...more
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Foundation: Greater Washington Community Foundation, Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region's mission is to strengthen the Washington metropolitan region by encouraging...more
Foundation: Greater Washington Community Foundation, Community Foundation for the National Capital Region
The Community Foundation for the National Capital Region's mission is to strengthen the Washington metropolitan region by encouraging...more
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