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Local board members of the Hill County Community Foundation Lindsey Kellam, from left, Holly Young, Shawn Holden, Jim Bennett, Pam Veis, Annette Swinney and Karen Swenson celebrate the milestone of exceeding $100,000 in the HCCF Endowment fund. Not pictured are Tyson Parman, Katie Kuhr rand Faye James.
Press release
The Hill County Community Foundation recently celebrating a significant milestone with its endowment fund breaking the $100,000 level.
Since 2005, more than 40 Hill County nonprofit organizations have received more than $38,000 in grant funds from the foundation. Over half of that amount - $22,581 - has been granted out over the past six years.
Hill County Community Foundation awards grants for projects that promote arts and culture, community beautification and basic human needs in Hill County communities.
Hill County Community Foundation is an affiliate of the Montana Community Foundation, whose mission is to cultivate a culture of giving so Montana communities can flourish. Through the power of permanently endowed funds, Hill County Community Foundation helps donors achieve their lasting philanthropic goals and provides Hill County nonprofits with sustainable income for the benefit of Hill County forever.
To learn more about Hill County Community Foundation, people can visit http://www.hillcountycommunityfoundation.org online or contact Pam Veis at 406-390-4947 or [email protected].
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