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Community Foundation of Franklin County
The Franklin County Community Foundation is a local, non-profit, charitable affiliate of the Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa. We were established to improve the quality of life right here in Franklin County by making grants to support local non-profit organizations and projects now and in the future. The Community Foundation is here to help people make tax-deductible gifts in accordance with their interests.
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Community foundations receive money from gambling revenues
Foundation: Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Franklin County, Floyd County Community Foundation, Hancock County Foundation, Kossuth County Community Foundation, Winnebago County Community Foundation, Wright County Charitable Foundation
North Iowa foundation to receive funding include the Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation, Floyd County Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Franklin County, Hancock County Foundation,...more
Foundation: Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Franklin County, Floyd County Community Foundation, Hancock County Foundation, Kossuth County Community Foundation, Winnebago County Community Foundation, Wright County Charitable Foundation
North Iowa foundation to receive funding include the Cerro Gordo County Community Foundation, Floyd County Community Foundation, Community Foundation of Franklin County, Hancock County Foundation,...more
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