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Stepping up During a Crisis
They might be retired but right now they’re working five days a week. For Bob and Lois Jernigan it’s a labor of love, though. For years they have volunteered at…
Beyond the Money
How the Community Foundation made a difference in one family’s giving In the beginning, it was the tax benefits. Forsyth County residents Brett and Rachael Johnson initially created a family…
Charlotte Nash Community Fund
Give Now! Dean Collins had an idea. “I was sitting with some community leaders talking about Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners Chairwoman Charlotte Nash’s retirement,” said Dean, who is founder…
Giving from the Heart
They wanted to give more - and give thoughtfully. But year-end was quickly approaching and Steve and Terri Damon thought they were out of options and would just have to…
Serving, and Giving, Together
Some people love numbers. Take Forsyth residents Scott and Deana Jordan for example. They appreciate data - which is a good thing because they are both bankers. But they also…
A Legacy of Giving
Giving is not just about the present, it’s also about the future. We believe, along with many of our fundholders, that giving can impact generations beyond ours. As we guide…
Four Reasons Families Give Through the Community Foundation
(Above: Forsyth fundholders the Johnsons, Jordans, Susongs and James Casto with our Director of Fundholder Experience Britt Ramroop) What prompts people to give through us? Why do they create family…
What are they up to now: The Loew edition
As fundholder Cathy Loew jokes, she’s a walking billboard for the Community Foundation. “People sort of glaze over when I bring it up,” Cathy laughed. “We are honored to be…
Apply for MADAC’s Grant Cycle!
Mothers and Daughters Against Cancer is accepting grant applications through November 15, 2019. Download Application She had already heard those devastating words once. But in 1998, just seven years later, Susan…