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Ashe County Community Foundation
Whatever your means or charitable goals, the Ashe County Community Foundation makes it easy to become a philanthropist. You may contribute to any of the funds at any time, in any amount - or start a new endowment for your favorite charity with $10,000 in initial funding. (Scholarship Funds require $25,000 in initial funding.). We can help you explore estate planning options that will benefit causes near to your heart, while meeting your own financial goals. Our affiliation with the North Carolina Community Foundation assures professional stewardship of all funds.
Recent News from Ashe County Community Foundation
Ashe County Community Foundation awards nearly $6000 in local grants
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The board of advisors of the Ashe County Community Foundation recently announced $1,840 in local grant awards from its community...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
The board of advisors of the Ashe County Community Foundation recently announced $1,840 in local grant awards from its community...more
Ashe County Community Foundation to hold November campaign
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The Ashe County Community Foundation has launched a month-long fundraising campaign beginning Nov. 1 to boost community grant-making...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
The Ashe County Community Foundation has launched a month-long fundraising campaign beginning Nov. 1 to boost community grant-making...more
Ashe Family Literacy Receives Grants
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
Ashe Family Literacy, a program of Wilkes Community College, has received grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, the Women's Fund...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
Ashe Family Literacy, a program of Wilkes Community College, has received grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, the Women's Fund...more
Ashe Family Literacy Receives Grants
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
... grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, the Women's Fund of the Blue Ridge and the North Carolina Community Foundation...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation, North Carolina Community Foundation
... grants from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, the Women's Fund of the Blue Ridge and the North Carolina Community Foundation...more
A celebration of giving was held at the Ashe County Arts Center last week when ...
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Second Harvest in partnership with the Ashe County Sharing Center was the recipient of one of three Dan Eldreth Memorial Endowments. At the presentation were (from left): Nancy Kautz, ACCF grant...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation
Second Harvest in partnership with the Ashe County Sharing Center was the recipient of one of three Dan Eldreth Memorial Endowments. At the presentation were (from left): Nancy Kautz, ACCF grant...more
Community foundation hands out annual grants
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation
by Jesse Campbell Reinvesting financial aid in the community and moving the county forward is how President Martin Little described the charge of the Ashe County Community Foundation during a grant...more
Foundation: Ashe County Community Foundation
by Jesse Campbell Reinvesting financial aid in the community and moving the county forward is how President Martin Little described the charge of the Ashe County Community Foundation during a grant...more
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