The Community Foundation - Rochester Area

The Community Foundation

Make a Contribution to a Community Foundation Fund

To find the correct fund: Enter one or more words in the Keyword Search box below. You can type in a word that's in the name of the fund or the fund description (such as 21st Century or Bullis). If you are interested in seeing all of the funds that support a specific cause, type in a key word (for example, children or scholarships or environment). Click the Donate button next to the fund you want to support.

To support Community Sponsors: In the Keyword Search box, type Community Sponsors and click the Donate button to contribute to this annual campaign that supports our work in the region.

To contribute directly to Rochester Area Community Foundation: We appreciate gifts from generous donors who want to support our community in the future. Type in General Endowment Fund and click the Donate button to make an online contribution today.

Keyword Search (name or description):

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ...

Page 6 of 34, items 101 to 120 of 671.

Josephine Buckley Fund

Supports the charitable interests of the fund founder.

Leah Lillian Louise Bullard Memorial Scholarship Fund

Supports the charitable interests of the fund founder.

Dr. Abraham R. Bullis Medical Scholarship Fund

Created through the estate of Nettie Bullis in honor of her grandfather, a pioneer physician, to help a Palmyra-Macedon graduate attending medical school.

Bullis Family Scholarship Fund

Established through the estate of Nettie Bullis, a fourth-generation resident of Macedon, to benefit Palmyra-Macedon High School graduates.

Bullis Fund

Created through the estate of Nettie Bullis to benefit the residents of Wayne County, particularly people living in Macedon and the area served by the Palmyra-Macedon School District.

GFLNLA/Ted Burnett Memorial Scholarship Fund

Rick and Mike Lemcke of R. M. Landscape, Inc. created this fund in honor of a venerable nurseryman.

Clifford B. Bushnell Scholarship Fund

Reflecting a family value of higher education, this fund provides need-based scholarships to young African-American women from Monroe County.

Betty & Greg Calender Education and Health Fund

To help teachers include interactive teaching and learning techniques in their classrooms.

Chester and Dorris Carlson Charitable Fund

Supports the charitable interests of the fund founder.

Elvira Caroselli Creative Spirit Scholarship Fund

This acorn fund was established by the children and friends of a marvelous and creative woman, with the intention of supporting the creative endeavors of high school students.

Claire Brewster Castle Fund I

To benefit St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Rochester.

Claire Brewster Castle Fund II

For medical/dental equipment, especially to benefit those in areas formerly served by Genesee Hospital.

Castle Fund for Music Education

Through his will, John W. Castle, Jr. created this fund to support music education programs in Monroe County.

Center for Environmental Information Fund

Tina Cerino Memorial Scholarship Fund

The untimely death of a promising graduate of Clyde-Savannah High School led to the creation of this fund to help students with higher education.

CGR Fund for the Public Interest

Several donors have helped the organization build this fund, created in 1992, to support its mission. http://www.cgr.org/

Herbert and Barbara Chamberlain Family Fund

Supports the charitable interests of the fund founder.

Gertrude Chanler RPO Fund

Abraham D. Chatman Fund

Established in memory of an attorney who specialized in labor law to support programs in labor management or children's services.

Arthur Chatman Memorial Fund

For programs in labor management or children's services, in memory of an attorney who specialized in labor law.

Why I Give

Mark Cleary says the example set by his parents and grandparents influence his giving.

Arts supporter Suzanne Gouvernet shares what inspires her to give.

Giving back to the community is Nannette Nocon's way of life.

Getting involved is another way to give back, says Bruce B. Bates.

|| Login