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Welcome to Our Website!
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NOW ACCEPTING GRANT APPLICATIONS
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The Foundation is now accepting Grant applications for our 2010 Grant cycle. Application deadline is October 1, 2010. There will be two information meetings, one at noon on Wednesday Sept. 1 and one at 5 PM on Thursday, Sept. 9. Please RSVP to the Foundation office at 909-398-1060 if you wish to attend. Please email ccf-info@claremontfoundation.org to request a Grant application form or click the link below. 2010 Grant Application (Word Document, 49KB) (If prompted, please select "Save," "Save to disk" or "Save it to disk") |
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Annual Awards & Recognition Celebration
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Join us Sunday, September 19 from 3:00 -5:00pm for our Annual Awards & Recognition Celebration at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Gardens.
Our featured speaker for this event will be Daniel Foster, President of The Community Foundation serving Riverside/San Bernardino Counties.
Invitations have been mailed out. Please contact us at (909)398-1060 if you would like to receive an invitation.
RSVP by Monday, Sept 13 by mail, phone or email.
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Abandoned Fabric - Art Show by Sumi Foley
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Abandoned Fabric "Tails of Autumn" by Sumi Foley. This art show will be running September 2 - 30, 2010 at the Claremont Community Foundation Art Gallery located at 205 Yale Ave.
Gallery Hours: M-F 9-4
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Claremont Community Foundation is now on Facebook!
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Check out the Claremont Community Foundation on Facebook!
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Temporary Energy Assistance from SEMPRA & The Salvation Army
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Income qualified families can receive a one-time grant of up to $1,500 to pay off past utility bills and avoid shut-offs. The Temporary Energy Assistance for Families (TEAF) program is available to qualifying customers through September 21, 2010.
For more information regarding this program, please contact The Salvation Army at 1-800-933-9677.
Please click here to view flyer (Word Document, 67KB) (If prompted, please select "Save," "Save to disk" or "Save it to disk") |
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Argus Commission
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| The Argus Commission was established by the Claremont Community Foundation to provide a forum for the seeking and sharing of ideas, dreams and visions of former Foundation Board Members. Realizing that these people possess a wealth of knowledge about Claremont and a dedication to our community, the Board felt that a gathering of these individuals on a regular basis would be an invaluable resource for our future. This group will be involved in Strategic Planning for the Foundation. The Argus Commission will seek to identify unmet needs in our valley for services that the Community Foundation might offer or facilitate. It will also assist the Foundation with its advocacy agenda. |
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Legacy Society
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The Claremont Community Foundation has established the Legacy Society to enable donors to leave a heritage to benefit our community in a variety of ways. Through foresight, generosity and philanthropic leadership, Legacy Society donors may make an incredible impact on the future of our community. The Society's purpose is to enable those who are willing and able to plan ahead to provide gifts for a myriad of future grant avenues through the Claremont Community Foundation. These gifts may be in the form of:
A bequest from a Will or Living TrustCharitable Remainder Trust and similar instrumentsRetirement AssetsLife InsuranceLife Estate in a personal residenceOther property that is permitted
A gift might provide an educational scholarship, preserve a part of Claremont's history, or give a young person a chance they never had before. Through these endowment gifts, future generations will be able to address the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. |
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