How May You Help?
Donors may contribute to any existing Osceola County Community Foundation fund. For as little as $10,000, a donor can open a named fund to support a particular charitable interest. Gifts may be made to the Foundation in any amount and may include cash, stocks, bonds, real estate, memorial contributions, honorary contributions, etc. The Foundation may also be named as the beneficiary of an insurance policy, retirement fund, or estate.
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Discretionary Funds
To meet emerging needs and opportunities, donors place no restrictions on how the funds are used, leaving complete discretion to the OCCF Board of Trustees.
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Field of Interest Funds
Donors specify a purpose or area or interest, such as health care or the arts, for which the funds are to be distributed. The Foundation then makes grants to address identified needs with these areas.
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Scholarship Funds
Donors establish these funds to help students achieve their educational goals through scholarship awards.
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Donor Advised Funds
Donors create advised funds to participate in and maintain flexibility in fund distribution. Through these funds, donors may actively participate in grantmaking by making grant recommendations to the OCCF.
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Designated Funds
Donors identify specific charities or projects to receive grants from designated funds.
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Agency Endowment Funds
Non-profit organizations establish agency endowment funds to provide for future funding of the organization.
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