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Iosco County Community Foundation

Iosco County Community Foundation has been affiliated with CFNEM since 2000.  We connect people who care about the future of Iosco County with the causes closest to their hearts.  By encouraging individuals to create permanent charitable endowments to meet the ever-changing needs of our communities, we can match donors' charitable interests with worthwhile causes by giving grants and scholarships to area programs and students.

ICCF believes the people in our communities, and those who care most about them, can strengthen them most effectively.  We are helping donors make an investment in their community to improve the quality of life for present and future residents of Iosco County - one that will last for generations to come.

Board of Directors

Chad Brandt, President
Jane Peters, Vice-President
Sue Alexander
Shelley Buresh
Patti Casey
Pauline Ferns
Tony Johnson
Stephanie Mallak Olson
Steven Smith (Youth Trustee)

News

5/24/2010
ICCF's Youth Advisory Council (YAC) awarded $7,352 through ten grants to youth projects in Iosco County.

• $2,000 to Hale First United Methodist Church for the Rifle River Youth Camp
• $1,992 to Hale Area Schools for three projects: Measurement Madness, French Club's Project Virtual Travel, and Recording Kindergarten Success
• $1,000 Oscoda FISH, Inc./Tawas Bay Center for the Arts for "Why Not? An Exploration of Green Technology"
• $560 to Iosco Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) for Making Memories Through Technology
• $300 to Third Level Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. for the Host Family Expense Program
• $300 to Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church for Iosco County Coats for Kids
• $100 to St. Paul Lutheran Church for Project Outreach to purchase backpacks
• $100 to St. Joseph Health System for Operation Backpack

Learn more about the Youth Advisory Council.

2/23/2010
ICCF awarded $3,027 in grants to local nonprofits benefiting residents of Iosco County.

• $500 to Third Level Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. for the Northeast Michigan Youth Services Street Outreach Project (SOP)
• $367.75 to Alabaster Township for Signage for the Adult Fitness Trail on the Alabaster Bike Path
• $359.58 to Oscoda Township for the Oscoda Lions Gazebo Project
• $800 to Special Olympics Michigan, Area 31 for the 2010 State Summer Games
• $800 to St. Paul Lutheran Church for Iosco County Project Connect
• $200 to FISH, Inc. of Tawas for Books for the FISH Christmas Gifthouse
  

2009 ICCF Annual Report
Take a look at what the Community Foundation has done for Iosco County in the past year.

1/15/2010
ICCF Youth Advisory Council (YAC) Grants are due February 28.  Click here for more information and to apply.

2009 Summer Newsletter

ICCF Funds

Creating a philanthropic fund through ICCF avoids the legal complexity, administrative burdens and compliance requirements of establishing and maintaining a private foundation.   As little as $1,000 can establish a charitable fund that will benefit the causes you care about most.  ICCF can accept nearly any type of gift from cash to stock and other appreciated assets.

In addition, when you make a gift to ICCF you can choose from over 35 funds that directly benefit Iosco County.  To see a list of ICCF funds and their descriptions, click here. And you can make a gift online by clicking the ONLINE GIVING BUTTON above and to your right.

Contact Information
877-354-6881
111 Water Street
P.O. Box 495
Alpena, MI  49707

ICCF 2008 Annual Report
ICCF 2007 Annual Report
ICCF 2006 Annual Report
ICCF 2005 Annual Report
2008 ICCF Summer Newsletter