Leadership Workshop Was a Sold-Out Success
Brian Foss, author of Ten Traits That Make Nonprofits Great, spoke about how organizations run out of leadership before they run out of money.
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Martin County Community Foundation presents Frances Langford Fund grants
It was smiles all around as members of the Emeritus Board and Grants Committee of the Martin County Community Foundation Board awarded its prestigious Frances Langford Fund grants.Checks totaling more than $311,000 were awarded to five Stuart-based non-profits that were selected from those that applied for the grants.
MCCF sponsored leadership workshop was a sold-out success
When the Martin County Community Foundation and the Treasure Coast Chapter of American Fundraising Professionals joined forces to present “10 Traits that Make Non-Profits GREAT – Brian Foss Workshop,” it took no time for the luncheon event to sell out.
10 Traits that Make Nonprofits Great – Collaboration in action
Martin County Community Foundation’s board member Brian Foss led a sold-out room of nonprofit leaders and their selected board members to discuss Ten Traits That Make Nonprofits Great.
MCCF announces largest grants to date (Thank you, Frances Langford!)
The Martin County Community Foundation announced the 2017 Agents of Change, five Stuart-based nonprofits that are recipients of more than $311,000 from the Frances Langford Fund for Martin County.
Michael Verde on the Power of Connection
The Martin County Community Foundation hosted an exclusive event in March at the Huizenga Family Center for a gathering of our most valued philanthropists where Michael Verde presented “Living in Fullness Everyday: The Spirit of Communication”.
Press Release: Frances Langford Fund for Martin County – Grant Announcement
The Martin County Community Foundation announced the 2017 Agents of Change – the 5 Stuart-based non-profits that are recipients of more than $311,000 from the Frances Langford Fund for Martin County.
Peter Lawson-Johnston on Growing Up Guggenheim
In early March, Peter Lawson-Johnston, author of “Growing Up Guggenheim”, spoke to local philanthropists gathered at the home of Ellyn and Ray Stevenson about his life, his family, and his work, all marked by the legacy of his great grandfather, Solomon R. Guggeneheim, a name long associated with great art and philanthropy.
Gytha Von Aldenbruck – 2017 Sage Awards Winner
Gytha Von Aldenbruck was honored with the award for Community Service during the Council on Aging of Martin County’s second annual Sage Awards ceremony on March 25 at the Kane Center in Stuart. Please click on the image to see a larger view.