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About the Foundation
The Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation (CCGF) is a tax-exempt public foundation established in 2005 by and for the people of Camden, Glynn, and McIntosh counties. With a mission to strengthen communities through engaged philanthropists, CCGF connects people who care with causes that matter across Georgia’s coast.
The Foundation currently manages over $65 million in assets and hosts more than 150 distinct funds. Since its inception, CCGF has awarded over $50 million in grants to local and regional organizations. The Foundation serves as a thoughtful matchmaker between donors’ philanthropic goals and areas of need—locally and beyond—making it easy and effective for individuals to support the causes they care about.
Turning Generosity into Impact
See how funds are being distributed and the reach of the Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation across Georgia and the nation!
Feel free to zoom in, select areas and explore the map below to see the impact in more detail.
Latest News
Katrina Bue, a theologically trained community leader and foster parent rooted in Southeast Georgia, has been selected to help expand a growing movement dedicated to uplifting local families and individuals.
Michael Smith, President & CEO of the Greater Valdosta United Way, traveled to coastal Georgia last Friday for a whirlwind tour of local nonprofits — arriving with handshakes, $1,000 checks, and a clear signal of commitment to the communities of Camden, Glynn, and McIntosh counties.
Dreamers Success Mentorship Luncheon Aims to Recruit 50 Mentors from Local Businesses
Project Spotlight
Fund: 100 Women of McIntosh County
“100 Women of McIntosh County” is a collective of philanthropic women in Darien, Georgia, who pool financial resources to make meaningful grants to local nonprofit organizations. Their collaborative giving model amplifies impact, supporting initiatives in education, health, housing, and community enrichment across the region.
Through annual giving circles and community engagement, the group has become a catalyst for positive change and sustained support for the Coastal Georgia’s most pressing needs.
