With the help and encouragement of our neighbors and supporters, the Whidbey Community Foundation has been successful in achieving our 2018 goals:
NOTICE: Due to the expectation of snow this weekend, the February 9th session in Oak Harbor has been canceled. Check back for a rescheduling of that workshop later in the spring, or join us in Freeland on February 23.
Whidbey Community Foundation is partnering with Sno-Isle Libraries to provide free training for nonprofits in February. Introduction to Finding Grants will be presented on Saturday, February 9 (1:00 – 4:00) at Oak Harbor Library and on Saturday, February 23 (1:00 – 4:00) at Freeland Library. Refreshments will be included. Preregistration is required as space is limited.
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More than 80 nonprofit staff, board, and volunteers attended a free workshop on fundraising in November, hosted by Whidbey Community Foundation. WCF was pleased to partner again with Washington Nonprofits to bring professional training entitled, “Ask, Thank, Report, Repeat.”
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The Christmas Sculpture Fund is a gift to our community from renowned sculptor Georgia Gerber and her husband, Randy Hudson.
In their words:
Welcome to the 20th year of our Christmas Sculpture Project. This is the second year we have collaborated with the Whidbey Community Foundation. Last season was our most successful to date and we thank WCF for all they do. We also want to thank the Rob Schouten Gallery for helping us with distribution this year.
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On October 10, 2018, Whidbey Community Foundation distributed grants to 13 nonprofits serving Whidbey Island, as part of its first annual Grant Cycle.