Four County Community Foundation is proud to announce that their net assets surpassed the $20 million mark in January 2021. This is an exciting milestone for the Foundation’s trustees and staff and is the culmination of a multi-year strategic plan […]
Four County Community Foundation’s 2020 Report to the Community includes financial statements, our newest funds, grant highlights, and more. Since 1987, Four County Community Foundation has been helping our community grow by bringing together human and financial resources to support […]
Summer Food Distribution Program Hailed a Success Newsletter 2020 Vol 1, Issue 3
Responding to Critical Needs Amidst COVID-19 Newsletter 2020 Vol 1, Issue 2
Your Voice – Our Vision 2020 News Vol 1, Issue 1
Your Voice – Our Vision: Foundation Survey Reveals Community Needs In a recent survey, Four County Community Foundation asked local residents to share what you love about your community. As a public charity that grants to nonprofit organizations and schools, […]
Four County Community Foundation’s 2019 Report to the Community includes financial statements, our newest funds, grant highlights, and more. Since 1987, Four County Community Foundation has been helping our community grow by bringing together human and financial resources to support […]
Janet Bauer to retire, Kathy Dickens chosen to take her place by Tom Wearing March 27, 2019 TRI-CITY AREA — The Four County Community Foundation (FCCF) Board has unanimously selected Kathy Dickens to serve as the organization’s new executive director. Dickens, […]
In an effort to identify the emerging needs of our region, Four County Community Foundation will be conducting a Community Needs Assessment Survey beginning in May. The results of the survey will be used to customize the Foundation’s outreach to […]
Lee Howard Weyer was born in Imlay City in 1936, the son of Earl and Carrie (Sanders) Weyer. He graduated in 1954 from Imlay City High School and was president of his senior class. During high school he was a […]