Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi



The Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi was born out of a cooperative project in 2000 to place an online computer in every DeSoto County public classroom. DeSoto became the first county in Mississippi to accomplish this goal as a pilot project for the state.

Following this model, Mississippi became the first state in the nation with an online computer in every public school classroom. After this success, a local steering committee met for more than two years, and the Foundation was incorporated in January 2002 to serve eight counties: Coahoma, DeSoto, Marshall, Panola, Quitman, Tallahatchie, Tunica and Tate.

Assets and Giving for Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

Assets

2019 - 21,214,919
2018 - 17,536,858
2017 - 18,148,346
2016 - 17,725,540
Domestic Grants

2019 - 2,213,259
2018 - 2,107,869
2017 - 1,349,084


    

Recent News from Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi


Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi to Retire Annual Crystal Ball Gala
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi to retire annual Crystal Ball Gala.The Board voted recently to retire the event, which has been its top fundraiser since it began in...more

Community Foundation Crystal Ball to End
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

The Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi has voted to retire its annual Crystal Ball Gala fundraising event.Since 2000, Crystal Ball has allowed CFNM to reach major milestones, like granting...more

Creating Miracles Through Heartfelt Philanthropy
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

George and Amanda Ready cut the ribbon on the Banks Ready Neuro Motor Cognitive Gym.The facility is for patients with traumatic brain injuries similar to the one their son endured.The Readys talked...more

Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi and Maddox Foundation host donor reception
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The event was held to thank those in Desoto County who support the philanthropic efforts of the Community Foundation and its mission of...more

Crystal Ball 2022 canceled due to virus concerns | DeSoto County News
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Officials with the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi have announced the cancellation of the Crystal Ball 2022 Gala fundraiser...more

Crystal Ball Gala postponed due to COVID | News | desototimes.com
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

The foundation gives over $2.5 million in grants each year. This is the second year in a row that the organization has had to alter its plans....more

Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi awarded 4-star rating by Charity Navigator ...
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi President Keith Fulcher (left) presents CFO Carol Smith (middle) and Chairman of the Board...more

Free Transportation From Anywhere in the Mississippi Delta to a Vaccination Location
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

In light of the increased prevalence of the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi highlighted its free transportation initiative. In partnership...more

Community Baby Shower taking place Tuesday at Stein Mart Square
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

From there, the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi connected Presley and the Diaper Bank of the Delta with the national diaper...more

Virtual Crystal Ball benefits Northwest Mississippi all year
Foundation: Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

This year, the Community Foundation has an unaudited amount of over $200,000 raised. The Crystal Ball supports causes such as the purchase...more



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