Community impact of the Big Country VOAD
Community impact of the Big Country VOAD
Volunteers assemble more than 350 disaster kits.
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Update your browserIt's no fluke that Abilene Gives raised around $2 million for local nonprofits in 2021. Funds poured in from a number of sources - individual donors, sponsors, retail business partners, and the Community Foundation of Abilene's donor-advised fundholders.
In fact, our fundholders made a significant impact on the 2021 totals, granting more than $567,000 from their funds to the causes they care about!
How do donor-advised funds work? Here's a quick snapshot:
CFA fundholders Lota Zoth and Cary Corthron used their donor-advised fund to support a diverse list of nonprofits during Abilene Gives. Lota explains why they chose a donor-advised fund as a conduit for their charitable giving.
A donor-advised fund is just one of the fund types we offer. The power of endowment means donors can make a lasting impact on the causes they care about, all starting with a single gift.
Want to learn more about our fund types and how they work? Our President/CEO, Katie Alford, would love to meet you for coffee! Or tea if you prefer. Contact Katie Alford, CFA President/CEO, today.
Volunteers assemble more than 350 disaster kits.
See the list of local organizations awarded.
2024 fiscal year review.