The Foundation celebrated a milestone in October with its first meeting in Camden County.
Coastal Georgia Partners in Philanthropy held its first regional meeting on October 2nd, at the Linda S. Pinson Conference Center at the Southeast Georgia Health System.
The Professional Advisors and Estate Planning Steering Committee of the Foundation convened its second social and educational gathering on October 1st, at the A. W. Jones Center at the Coastal Georgia Historical Society.
The October issue of Elegant Island Living highlights the Jones family's impact on Coastal Georgia.
It's all in the genes. With her family lineage, Martha Brumley Ellis had little choice - she was going to be a community leader and giver.
The Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation is celebrating its Tenth Anniversary. Read our Tenth Anniversary and 2014 Annual Report which showcases the Foundation's growth and a decade of making a difference.
Read Elegant Island Living monthly articles from September, 2014 through August, 2015.
In this edition, we highlight the Gathering Place, our Honor Flight and some great news about CCGF.
Gathering Place Interns pay a visit to CCGF....
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Rising Camden Middle School Students Can Learn Violin This Summer....
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The Brunswick News - February 17, 2015 Honor Flight
Foundation President & CEO Dr. Valerie A. Hepburn is serving as Honorary Co-Chair for the 2015 YMCA Tribute to Women Celebration, to be held on June 2nd.
Randal Morris, Public Affairs Manager for Georgia Pacific, is the other co-chair.
The annual Tribute luncheon, which is one of the organizations key fundraising events, celebrates women in community and corporate leadership roles.
The Brunswick News - Coastal Illustrated December 23, 2014
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The Darien News December 17, 2014
Valerie Hepburn speaks to Academy for Girls...
The Darien News December 11, 2014
Foundation Board Hears of Impacts of Community Grants
News about the Foundation that handles our back office....
Jacksonville-based Community Foundation marks 50 years working to better Northeast Florida
By Beth Reese Cravey Wed, Nov 19, 2014 @ 7:22 pm | updated Thu, Nov 20, 2014 @ 7:48 am
Provided by the Community Foundation for Northeast Florida
In May 1964, four Jacksonville businessmen — clockwise from left, J.J. Daniel, Robert R. Feagin, Thomas R. McGehee and Laurence Lee Jr. -- gather to sign documents creating what would become the Community Foundation for Northeast Florida. 1964
10/27/14
"Camden Board of Health Receives Grant" .... The Brunswick News
10/2/14
"Coastal Georgia Honor Flight" ....The Tribune & Georgian
10/1/14
"Lucky Enough to Share".....Elegant Island Living
9/27/14
"Coastal Georgia Honor Flight" ....The Brunswick News
9/17/14
"New Foundation Leader Focuses Beyond County Lines"... The Darien News
9/3/14
Investing in our community/America's 2nd Harvest, Camden County CASA, Coastal Coalition for Children, CASA Glynn... The Brunswick News
9/1/14
Investing in our community/The Boys and Girls Club... The Brunswick News
9/1/14
Chronicling an Act of Goodwill - Elegant Island Living
8/20/14
Steward for the Community - Coastal Illustrated
7/21/14
Hepburn's return good news... - The Brunswick News
7/19/14
Former College of Coastal Georgia president has new building job.... - The Georgia Times Union
7/17/14
YMCA and McIntosh County Health Department receive grants.... - The Darien News
7/12/14
Coastal foundation gives grant funds.... The Brunswick News
7/7/14
Former college president heads community foundation.... The Brunswick News
7/3/14
Local non-profits receive $16,500 in grants from Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation....The Darien News