Twin Lakes Community Foundation was established in 2002 with a $50,000 donation. Our local board members are involved in our community and know where the most urgent needs are. Since 2003, our Giving Tree has awarded more than $2.67 million in grants.
To DONATE to a fund, follow this link to view a complete list of our Twin Lakes funds and endowments.
Giving Tree Grants are for general charitable purposes. Nonprofits, schools, government agencies and other charitable organizations serving Baxter, Marion, Fulton and Izard counties may apply. Organizations with a physical presence in our service area are given preference.
Twin Lakes Giving Tree grant applications are accepted Jan. 10 to Feb. 15. Grant amounts range from $500 to $2,000.
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What is a Future Fund?
The Twin Lakes Future Fund is a way for young professionals to give back to their communities. It doesn’t take great wealth, and it doesn’t require a huge time commitment. It’s an opportunity for young people to pool their charitable dollars and collectively identify and support charities and causes they care about.
The Twin Lakes Future Fund was started in 2012 by Twin Lakes Community Foundation. The concept of the Future Fund is to educate a younger audience about philanthropy (giving) and engage young leaders. The foundation provides the means and the vehicle to help obtain its mission. An anonymous donor has graciously provided a $5,000 challenge grant to help establish the Future Fund Endowment.
Join Us or Renew Your Membership
Membership dues are $50 annually.
Supporting Member: If you’re over age 49 but would still like to encourage this new generation of Twin Lakes philanthropists, you can support the group by becoming a non-voting Supporting Member with your contribution of $150 or more.
Submit membership dues to:
Twin Lakes Community Foundation
P.O. Box 473
Mountain Home, AR 72654
Write “Twin Lakes Future Fund” in the memo line.
Contact Us
Staff Contact:
Gwen Khayat, Executive Director, Twin Lakes Community Foundation