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Video tells story of YCF in community
A new video discusses YCF’s involvement in the community and our support for several local programs.
Foundation aids region’s nonprofits
Dominion Post article features YCF’s work in the community.
Your Community Foundation names new board chairman
Bridgeport attorney Robert L. Greer has been elected to a one-year term as Chairman of the Board of Your Community Foundation (YCF). He is manager of Greer Law Offices and previous served as vice chairman of the foundation.
Outpouring of support creates larger, faster endowment fund
The Disability Action Center in Fairmont has established the DAC Education and Resource Fund through YCF to benefit students with disabilities.
YCF ‘bridges’ tri-county business leaders
When more than 200 area business leaders gathered for the inaugural North Central West Virginia Business Summit this week, they were tied together by a common thread – Your Community Foundation (YCF).
New board member training scheduled
YCF will host our new board member training session on Monday, March 23 at 10 a.m. at the YCF office in Morgantown.
YCF requests applicants for scholarship awards
YCF is requesting applicants for scholarships to be awarded to students from North Central West Virginia.
YCF honored as Chamber’s ‘non-profit of the year’
Your Community Foundation (YCF) has been honored by the Morgantown Area Chamber of Commerce as its non-profit organization of the year.
End of year planning: Remember your community foundation
It’s the holiday season – a time for giving gifts, helping the needy and taking advantage of end-of-the-year tax exemptions. There’s no better way to accomplish all three of those tasks than by making a donation to Your Community Foundation (YCF).
DeLynn scholarship passes quarter-million mark in gifts
Since 2008, a total of 47 students have received a scholarship from the Laurence and Jean DeLynn Scholarship Fund, which this year surpassed the quarter-million-dollar mark in total grants awarded. In six years, students have received $322,500, and by the time this year’s freshmen graduate, the total will be well on its way toward a $1 million payout.