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Concentrates services in a six-county region including Boone, Clay, Fayette, Kanawha, Lincoln, and Putnam counties
Ranks in the top 100 largest community foundations in the nation
Serves as the largest community foundation in Central Appalachia
Administers 542 philanthropic funds as of December 2020
Manages $305 million in assets as of December 2020
Awarded $830,155 through 370 statewide scholarships in 2020
Granted $4.5 million through 146 competitive, discretionary grants in 2020
Distributed more than $13.5 million across all grantmaking and scholarship programs in 2020
Will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2022
Has granted more than $166 million since its establishment in 1962
Collaborates with public and private sector partners to build community wealth
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