Craighead County Community Foundation

Founded in 2001, the Craighead County Community Foundation exists to create a higher quality of life for residents throughout Craighead County. Through the generosity of fundholders and philanthropists, CCCF has awarded $4.2 million since inception and manages $15 million in assets over 100 funds.

Focus areas of grants are determined by data reporting through Aspire Arkansas. Through this data, our board seeks to direct funding to meet the most prevalent needs in our communities such as  early literacy and food insecurity.

To DONATE to a fund, follow this link to view a complete list of our Craighead County funds and endowments.

To celebrate our 25th anniversary, CCCF is offering nonprofit organization(s) a transformational grant up to $100,000. These grants are designed to spark bold change in the way non-profits serve our community. They go beyond filling immediate needs; they are intended to fuel innovation and reimagine how organizations operate. Through this grant, CCCF seeks to empower non-profits to achieve greater impact, expand their capacity and transform lives for years to come through longevity and sustainability. Click HERE to find out more. 

 

Local Giving Tree Grants Support Nonprofits Working in and for Craighead County

The most recent Craighead County Giving Tree grants include:

Altrusa International Inc. of Jonesboro
Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry
Arkansas Imagination Library
Brookland Elementary
Fisher Street Community In Action
Fisher Street United Methodist Church
Food Bank of Northeast Arkansas
Imagine Arkansas
New Life Empowerment Development Center
Northeast Arkansas Humane Society
Provision 88 Food Ministry
Riverside West Elementary School
St. Bernards Development Foundation
Temple Israel

Board Members

Shawna Barber

Rev. Dr. Charles Coleman

Bill Harrison

Curt Hawkins

Jonathan Jacobs

Ty Jones

Chair

Dave Kroeter

Beverly Parker

Lori Poston

Katie Pruitt

Angie Smith

Micheal Sullivan

Scott Troutt

Alden Weeks