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Lexington Community Foundation
The Lexington Community Foundation exists to encourage and strengthen philanthropy in order to provide a permanent source of funding for opportunities to improve the quality of life, strengthen the sense of community, benefit future generations in Lexington, Nebraska.
Web Address
www.lexfoundation.org/
Social Media Links
Twitter - @LexFoundation
Web Address
www.lexfoundation.org/
Social Media Links
Twitter - @LexFoundation
Assets and Giving for Lexington Community Foundation
Assets
2019 - 5,742,751
2018 - 4,649,377
2017 - 4,894,157
2016 - 4,708,099
2019 - 5,742,751
2018 - 4,649,377
2017 - 4,894,157
2016 - 4,708,099
Domestic Grants
2019 - 371,133
2018 - 283,612
2017 - 668,525
2019 - 371,133
2018 - 283,612
2017 - 668,525
Recent News from Lexington Community Foundation
Foundation's 17th Annual Key Dinner & Auction, community invited to participate
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
The Lexington Community Foundation is hosting the 17th annual Key with a Preview Night that is open to the public on Friday, April 27 and the ... The Lexington Community Foundation is appreciative of...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
The Lexington Community Foundation is hosting the 17th annual Key with a Preview Night that is open to the public on Friday, April 27 and the ... The Lexington Community Foundation is appreciative of...more
Lexington Community Foundation's newest member swimming not sinking
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — Michaela Rost started her new position as an assistant at the Lexington Community Foundation on Monday and has found herself in the thick of things. Yet this has not deterred her from...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — Michaela Rost started her new position as an assistant at the Lexington Community Foundation on Monday and has found herself in the thick of things. Yet this has not deterred her from...more
Changes for Club 180
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Diaz said Club 180 opened in July 2009 as a private, non-profit organization operating under the Lexington Community Foundation's 501c3 designation with the mission to help at-risk youth make a 180...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Diaz said Club 180 opened in July 2009 as a private, non-profit organization operating under the Lexington Community Foundation's 501c3 designation with the mission to help at-risk youth make a 180...more
Lexington Community Foundation announces its time to apply for 2018-2019 scholarships
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Lexington Community Foundation announces its time to apply for 2018-2019 scholarships ... Generous donors to Lexington Community Foundation have established more than 70 scholarship funds that...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Lexington Community Foundation announces its time to apply for 2018-2019 scholarships ... Generous donors to Lexington Community Foundation have established more than 70 scholarship funds that...more
Jawna Kuck the newest face of Holdrege Area Chamber of Commerce
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
She previously worked for attorney Wes Lubberstedt and the Lexington Community Foundation. During her time at LCF, Kuck played a big part in starting its annual day of giving, Give Big Lexington....more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
She previously worked for attorney Wes Lubberstedt and the Lexington Community Foundation. During her time at LCF, Kuck played a big part in starting its annual day of giving, Give Big Lexington....more
$429000 raised for Give BIG Lexington
Foundation: Kearney Area Community Foundation, Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — Lexington Community Foundation had it's seventh Give BIG Lexington campaign Thursday provided more than $429,000 to re-invest in Lexington's future, LCF said in a ... Led by the Kearney...more
Foundation: Kearney Area Community Foundation, Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — Lexington Community Foundation had it's seventh Give BIG Lexington campaign Thursday provided more than $429,000 to re-invest in Lexington's future, LCF said in a ... Led by the Kearney...more
Ordinary people make an extraordinary difference
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Representatives of the Lexington Education Association, or LEA, present a $600 check to Jackie Berke at the Lexington Community Foundation...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
Representatives of the Lexington Education Association, or LEA, present a $600 check to Jackie Berke at the Lexington Community Foundation...more
Charities prepare for Give BIG Lexington
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
"I don't know a better thing that we could've done to make our community much better than it was," said Lexington Community Foundation...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
"I don't know a better thing that we could've done to make our community much better than it was," said Lexington Community Foundation...more
Generous giving places LCF No. 7 in state's top foundations
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — The Lexington Community Foundation's complimentary fall luncheon Wednesday was a celebration of philanthropy in the...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
LEXINGTON — The Lexington Community Foundation's complimentary fall luncheon Wednesday was a celebration of philanthropy in the...more
Give BIG Lexington kicks off
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
"Well actually, I am rather pleased of course, very pleased and proud," said Lexington Community Foundation founder Ed Darby. "I don't...more
Foundation: Lexington Community Foundation
"Well actually, I am rather pleased of course, very pleased and proud," said Lexington Community Foundation founder Ed Darby. "I don't...more
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