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Community leadership is the act of bringing people together to identify challenges, align goals, and create solutions that improve quality of life for everyone.

Youth philanthropy group impacts the community through service projects and grants.

Anyone can be a philanthropist. That’s certainly the spirit behind the Branch County Community Foundation's mission to improve quality of life in our region.

Whether you give your time, talent, or treasure, the fact that you care about others is what matters.

Grant cycles for each fiscal year are kicked off with the Youth Grant Cycle, which is open for applications during the month of January...

Youth Advisory Council introduces philanthropy to local 6th grade students.

The Branch County Community Foundation plays a pivotal role in enhancing the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness in our...

The Branch District Library has launched a new program, Library of Things, which allows BDL patrons to check out non-literature items.

With the start of the new year, BCCF would like to re-introduce ourselves and the important role we play in creating lasting change.

The Coldwater Community Center, a pivotal new asset for Branch County, recently received critical support from the Community Foundation...

Update on the 2025 funding opportunities starting January 1!

Enhancing donor engagement by creating entry points for their children is a strategy that can deliver a lot of good throughout the year.

Results from the 2024 Youth Needs Assessment

Announcing youth needs assessment open until November 15, 2024!

Branch County Community Foundation at the September Coffee Hour

Boosting childcare access in Branch County- BCCF receives funding from W.K Kellogg Foundation.

The Quincy Rotary, a pillar in service to the Quincy community since 1937, is officially disbanding on June 30, 2024. With their...

From fostering community engagement to supporting local initiatives, YAC has been at the forefront of positive change in the Community.

his year, a total of $12,673.25 was granted from the three educational funds to the 19 different projects and programs.

Philanthropy now appears to be on the upswing and is expected to rise by 4.2%.