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Bartlesville Community Foundation
The Bartlesville Community Foundation was created in 1999 as tax-exempt public charity to receive, manage and distribute gifts from individuals and organizations for the betterment of the
Bartlesville area. Each fund within the Foundation has its own identity and philanthropic purpose, and each benefits from being invested with other funds to create a enduring community resource.
Web Address
bartlesvillecf.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @bartlesvillecf
Facebook - www.facebook.com/bartlesvillecf/
YouTube - www.youtube.com/user/bartlesvillecf
Bartlesville area. Each fund within the Foundation has its own identity and philanthropic purpose, and each benefits from being invested with other funds to create a enduring community resource.
Web Address
bartlesvillecf.org
Social Media Links
Twitter - @bartlesvillecf
Facebook - www.facebook.com/bartlesvillecf/
YouTube - www.youtube.com/user/bartlesvillecf
Assets and Giving for Bartlesville Community Foundation
Assets
2020 - 15,879,299
2019 - 14,177,333
2018 - 12,155,290
2020 - 15,879,299
2019 - 14,177,333
2018 - 12,155,290
Domestic Grants
2020 - 1,495,254
2019 - 1,354,638
2020 - 1,495,254
2019 - 1,354,638
Recent News from Bartlesville Community Foundation
BCF welcomes new board members
Foundation: Bartlesville Community Foundation
Bartlesville Community Foundation accepted three new additions to its board of trustees. Spencer King, Mike May and Guy E. Southerland have joined the leadership team for the foundation. King has...more
Foundation: Bartlesville Community Foundation
Bartlesville Community Foundation accepted three new additions to its board of trustees. Spencer King, Mike May and Guy E. Southerland have joined the leadership team for the foundation. King has...more
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