CFSOMD Funds
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- Babe and Dick Chaney Memorial Fund more...
- BLING (Business Leaders Interested 'N Giving) more...
- Capacity Building Fund more...
- Chaney Beautification Fund more...
- Chaney Foundation Bull Roast Fund more...
- Chaney Team Legacy Fund more...
- Community Grant Fund more...
- DC Area Outback Steakhouse Charity Fund more...
- Julia A. King and Raymond J. Cannetti Fund
- Leadership Southern Maryland Legacy Fund more...
- Newcomb-Hart Library Foundation Fund more...
- Sisters At Heart more...
- Southern Maryland Non-Profit Institute Fund more...
- Southern Maryland Women's League Fund more...
- Steel Lillies more...
- United Way of Charles County Fund more...
- The Zonta Fund more...
- The Zonta Legacy Endowment Fund more...
The Babe and Dick Chaney Memorial Fund
The Babe and Dick Chaney Memorial Fund was created in March 2008 ‘to provide support to the American Cancer Society to further its charitable mission, the eradication and care of cancer, in Charles County, Maryland'. Restricted endowment to benefit the American Cancer Society in Charles County, established by the Chaney Foundation.
BLING (Business Leaders Interested 'N Giving) 2008 Special Project Fund
A youth philanthropy program formed to aid youth-related charities located in Charles County. Their mission: Young Future Business Leaders of America developing awareness in order to improve themselves and give back to the Charles County community. BLING is an offshoot of the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapters from each of the high schools located in Charles County.
Capacity Building Fund
Established to cover general operating expenses at the Community Foundation of Southern Maryland.
Chaney Beautification Fund
A Field of Interest Fund that provides a connection between Chaney Enterprises and the communities in which it operates. Supports the Chaney Beautification Grant Program to encourage beautiful, sustainable landscapes in our community.
Chaney Foundation Bull Roast Fund
The Chaney Foundation Bull Roast Fund was established in October 2008 to support the unrestricted grant fund also known as the Community Grant Fund of the Community Foundation of Southern Maryland.
A donor-advised non-endowed fund to support the residents in Charles County, sponsored by Chaney Enterprises. In memory of Eugene, Chaney Sr. and Richard Chaney, Sr.
Please join us in our own back yard on the grounds of the Waldorf Mix Plant on Acton Lane for the 2012 Chaney’s Back Yard Bull Roast, Saturday October 20, from 1-4 p.m.
Along with fresh-cooked ribs and sliced beef, home-style sides, beverages and beer, we will offer games for all ages, including volleyball and horseshoes, plus fun interactive games like QB Blitz and a 32-foot rock climbing wall, moon bounce, Big-6 Wheel and more.
This year’s proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society, or as a sponsor, you may designate a charity of your choice to receive proceeds. Learn more about Sponsorship Opportunities.
Tickets are still only $50 for adults; $25 for youth ages 6-12 years; and no cost for children under 6 years. Tickets can be purchased online using the form to the right or by mail (download form)
For more information about the Bull Roast, visit chaneyenterprises.com. If you have any questions about the Bull Roast or Chaney Enterprises, please feel free to contact your Chaney Enterprises sales representative or Sherry Santana, community relations specialist for Chaney Enterprises at 301-932-5665, or e-mail: bullroast@ChaneyEnterprises.com.
Chaney Team Legacy Fund
The Chaney Team Legacy Fund is an unrestricted endowed fund created to support the ever-changing and emerging needs of Charles County.Community Grant Fund
The Community Grant Fund was established in March 2008 to support the residents of Charles County. CFCC’s unrestricted fund is sustained by broad-based public donations for use in meeting the changing and emerging needs of Charles County as identified in the March 2008 Priority Needs Assessment. Grants must address one or more of the needs identified in one or more of the following six focus areas of the report: Arts and Culture; Education and Scholarships; Environment; General Community Improvements; Health and Wellness; and Youth Initiatives. More information is available on CFCC's Grants page.
DC Area Outback Steakhouse Charity Fund
A restricted non-endowed fund established by Cornell Barnett, the Joint Venture Partner of 13 Outback Steakhouse restaurants in Maryland and Virginia. The DC Regional Outback Steakhouse Charity Fund was created in March 2008 ‘to support Children’s National Medical Center and the Children’s Bloodmobile.’ In April 2010, the DC Regional Outback Steakhouse Charity Fund added an additional nonprofit to support and it is The Friedreich’s Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA).
Leadership Southern Maryland Legacy Fund
Leadership Southern Maryland Legacy Fund created in May 2010 by the Leadership Southern Maryland Class of 2010. The Fund’s value statement is to foster non-political, region-wide collaboration to create and sustain opportunities and enhance quality of life for Southern Maryland’s citizens, while preserving the foundations of our region’s unique historical character.
Newcomb-Hart Library Foundation Fund
Newcomb-Hart Library Foundation Fund is an organization endowment originally created by Kitty Newcomb Hart to support the Charles County Library’s technology projects, purchase materials, furnishings or equipment for capital building projects.
Sisters At Heart
Sisters At Heart, a donor advised fund, established in May 2010 with CFCC, created to promote breast cancer awareness. The group formed in November 2007 with the hope to make a difference in the lives of women diagnosed with breast cancer. "Each of us has faced the reality of our diagnosis and its impact on our lives. We share our hopes, our fears, and our tears. We are here today to draw strength and comfort from each other as we travel this road together."
Southern Maryland Non-Profit Institute Fund
The Southern Maryland Non-Profit Institute at the College of Southern Maryland has been formed in partnership with the region’s three United Way organizations to provide support and training for our vital non-profit organizations. The Institute seeks to enhance the effectiveness of non-profits through the provision of training, networking, and consultation services. Targeted groups include non-profit leaders, their staffs, board members, and volunteers. Although beginning slowly, this grassroots organization will grow through the years to help our vital non-profit organizations better achieve their missions and increase their capacities to serve clients and causes.
Visit their website for information about workshops, trainings and events: http://www.csmd.edu/NonProfitInstitute/index.html.
Southern Maryland Women’s League Fund
The Southern Maryland Women’s League Fund was created in November 2008 to “promote, strengthen and support women and issues in the areas of health, education, economics, and other related issues, as they arise, and where a need is demonstrated.’
A donor-advised endowment fund established through a collaboration between Southern Maryland Women's League and the Chaney Foundation.
Steel Lillies Fund
The Steel Lillies Fund created by the Bayer family of La Plata, MD, “to support and bring awareness to ‘non-breast’ cancers.” The family understands the importance of breast cancer awareness, and has participated in fundraisers for that effort. “However we desperately want to increase awareness around all cancers, as they are all devastating, and those suffering from all of the various cancers need the same kind of support and attention given to those with breast cancer,” stated Ms. Bayer. The Steel Lillies Fund was created in honor of their sister, Tiffany, who has been battling Sarcoma since being diagnosed in February 2011. The name comes from the steel rods put in Tiffany’s back to support her spine after the removal of several large tumors and ‘Lillies’ comes from Tiffany’s last name ‘Lill’. Their goal is to raise funds and awareness, but also to empower those who are battling this disease. The Steel Lillies Fund was created as a Seedling Fund, where the Fund can take in contributions but is not allowed to distribute grants until it reaches the minimum allowed. They are planning 2 annual fundraisers, one locally and one in Rochester, NY where Tiffany resides, including a 5k this summer.
For more information, please call the Foundation office at 301.885.0108 or send an email to .
United Way of Charles County Fund
A permanent endowed fund of the Community Foundation of Southern Maryland, “to continue and further the work of United Way of Charles County by providing a Fund which will increase in value and provide funds for future use by the organization”.
With a match from the Chaney Foundation, the United Way of Charles County established a $10,000 endowment fund. This is one way the Community Foundation of Southern Maryland (CFCC) facilitates giving by providing the residents of Charles County a way to make a meaningful and lasting contribution. CFCC encourages all philanthropy, with a special emphasis on the establishment of an endowment fund where only the earnings are used to support charitable activities.
The Zonta Fund
The Zonta Fund was created in September of 2008 ‘to advance and improve the status of women and children.’ A Field of Interest non-endowed fund to support women and children in Charles County sponsored by the Zonta Club of Charles County Maryland. Proceeds from the RAVE Walk contributed to the Zonta Fund are used to support agencies in Charles County who work to prevent violence against women or who provide practical, emotional, or psychological support to survivors.
The Zonta Club of Charles County’s 9th Annual RAVE Walk fundraiser, dedicated in memory of Gayle A. Cooke will be held at The College of Southern Maryland on October 13, 2012. The proceeds from the walk helps local nonprofit agencies provide services to victims of sexual assault as well as domestic and teen violence prevention and recovery programs here in Southern Maryland.
For more information and to register, visit their website or download the brochure.
The Zonta Legacy Endowment Fund
The Zonta Legacy Endowment Fund was established in April 2010 ‘to support projects that benefit the legal, political, economic, educational and professional status of women and children around the world.’
