The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region



The Community Foundation is a public charity unlike any other in the Capital Region. It exists not to support a single organization, but to address the broadest range of charitable issues by building the endowment that serves as a perpetual source of community capital.

The Foundation manages more than 325 charitable funds for individuals, families, businesses, and organizations to help fulfill their philanthropic intent. The funds are invested, and their income is used to meet the changing needs of the community. Together, these funds and their donors have a far greater charitable impact than they could individually.

Web Address

www.cfgcr.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @commfound518

Facebook - www.facebook.com/CFGCR/

Instagram - www.instagram.com/cfgcr518/

LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/company/cfgcr518/


Assets and Giving for Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region

Assets

2018 - 76,341,642
2017 - 88,867,747
2016 - 77,352,417
Domestic Grants

2018 - 11,702,802
2017 - 4,805,600


    

Recent News from Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region


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The Times Union Hope Fund of The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region donated $3,000 to Domestic Violence & Rape Crisis...more

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Different generations bring different strengths to a board, added Karen Bilowith, president and CEO of the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital...more

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The program, which is being managed by the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region, will provide grants of $1,000 to $5,000 to events, activities, programs, and capital investments that...more

Bender Family Honored with C. Jordan Vail Spirit of Philanthropy Award
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The Bender Family was honored by the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region today with the C. Jordan Vail Spirit of Philanthropy award for their outstanding philanthropic leadership and...more

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By Steve Barnes From left: Karen Bilowith, President & CEO, The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region, Key Bank's Jeffrey Stone, Doug Sauer of NY Council of non profits , Maggie...more

The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region presented the Dake ...
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The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region presented the Dakes and Stewart's with its C. Jordan Vail Spirit of Philanthropy Award, with several hundred people on hand, at the Desmond...more

Assemblyman Bob Reilly donates $68000 salary to 16 area organizations
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Since his first term in office, Reilly has donated more than $403000 to the local community through the Assemblyman Robert Reilly Salary Fund, a joint venture between Reilly, a committee of local...more

Schenectady ARC Secures $14,975 Grant for Rehabilitation of Greenhouse - Schenectady ARC - pitchengine.com
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07.28.2009 – (Schenectady, N.Y.) Schenectady ARC today announced that they have secured a grant in the amount of $14, 975 in funding allocated through the Community Foundation for the Greater...more



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