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Celebrate Philanthropy's Impact on East Central Illinois! Celebrate Philanthropy’s Impact on East Central Illinois! The Community Foundation of East Central Illinois salutes the outstanding nonprofit organizations that make life better for residents of east central Illinois, and the donors For good. whose philanthropic gifts provide them vital support. For ever. In 2013, the Community Foundation was able, on behalf of our donors, to distribute nearly $1,000,000 in funding to the following organizations: 40 North/88 West Don Moyer Boys & Girls Club Prairieland Council Boy Scouts of America American Cancer Society Eastern Illinois Foodbank Presence Covenant Medical Center American Institute for Cancer Research Eastern Illinois University - Kathy Murphy Prosperity Gardens American Red Cross Central Illinois Chapter Scholarship Public Art League Amherst College - Clif Rocks! Scholarship Eastern Illinois University - Rep. Naomi Public Art League - Ebert Statue Amherst College - James L Sisk Scholarship Jakobsson Scholarship Rantoul Historical Society Association of Fundraising Professionals Education for Employment Rantoul Public Library Boys & Girls Club of Danville empty tomb Regional Office of Education - READY Business Emergency Recovery Fund Environmental Law & Policy Center Program (Gifford recipients) Family Service of Champaign County Restoration Urban Ministries Pabco Tax Service Fire & Police Memorial Rochester Institute of Technology - Pearl Sisk Rademacher Building Center First Methodist Church of Rantoul Scholarship Robin’s Body Shop First United Methodist Church of Champaign Salvation Army The North Forty Frances Nelson Community Health Center Save the Bays Association Butler University - Clif Rocks! Scholarship Friends of WILL Sinfonia da Camera Canaan Baptist Church Safe House Girl Scouts of Central Illinois Skin of Steel CASA of Vermilion County Greater Champaign County AMBUCS Smile Healthy Celebration Company Greater Community AIDS Project Southern Illinois University - Nesbitt Center for Community Adaptation High School of St. Thomas More Scholarship Center for Women in Transition Hillel Foundation Southern Illinois University Foundation Central Illinois Volunteer Conference Holy Cross School Special Olympics Chaffey College - Horizon Scholarship Homestead Corporation of Champaign-Urbana St. Matthew’s Catholic Parish - Gene Lamb Champaign County CASA Hoopeston Multi-Agency Services Center Scholarship Champaign County Convention & Visitors Illinois State University - Horizon Scholarship Stephens Family YMCA Bureau Junior League of Champaign-Urbana Studio 2C Champaign County Design and Conservation Krannert Center for the Performing Arts Sunday Action Foundation Land of Lincoln Legal Assistance The Nature Conservancy Champaign County Forest Preserve District Lierman Area Neighborhood Committee Thornton Alumni Legacy Fund Champaign County Historical Museum Mahomet Boy Scout Troop 25 Three Hierarchs Greek Orthodox Church Champaign County Nursing Home Mahomet Lions Club U of I Foundation - Applied Health Sciences Champaign Park District - Prairie Farm Mahomet Seymour Schools U of I Foundation - Department of Champaign Park District - Virginia Theatre Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund Intercollegiate Athletics Champaign Public Library Monticello Railway Museum U of I Foundation - English Department Champaign Urbana Jewish Federation Mothers Against Drunk Driving U of I Foundation - Friends of the Library Champaign Urbana Schools Foundation Museum of the Grand Prairie U of I Foundation - Japan House Champaign Urbana Special Recreation National Child Safety Council U of I Foundation - School of Music Champaign Urbana Symphony National Foundation for Cancer Research U of I Foundation - WILL AM-FM-TV Champaign Urbana Symphony - Youth Music National Parks Foundation U of I School of Art & Design Chanute Air Museum News-Gazette Education Program U of I YMCA Children’s Advocacy Center Northern Illinois University - Nesbitt United Way of Champaign County Community Center for the Arts Scholarship University of Illinois - James L. Sisk Scholarship Community Resource & Counseling Center Orange Duffel Bag Foundation University of Illinois - Rep. Naomi Jakobsson Conservatory of Central Illinois Orpheum Children’s Science Museum Scholarship Countryside School Parkland College - Rep. Naomi Jakobsson University of Illinois Chicago - Rep. Naomi Crisis Nursery Scholarship Jakobsson Scholarship CU at Home Parkland College University of Richmond - Charlie Due CU One-to-One Mentoring People Assuming Control of Their Scholarship Cunningham Children’s Home Environment (PACE) Urbana Adult Education Daily Bread Soup Kitchen Phi Delta Theta Foundation Vermilion County Rape Crisis Center Danville Area Community College Planned Parenthood Federation of America Victor Valley College - Horizon Scholarship Danville Public Library Planned Parenthood of East Central Illinois Visit Champaign County Developmental Services Center Prairie Center Health Systems Wesley Food Pantry DoCha Prairie Rivers Network If you want to learn more about the Community Foundation and how you can help the nonprofit organizations that are important to you and your neighbors, visit our website at www.cfeci.org, send an e-mail to [email protected] or call 217.359.0125. Serving Champaign, Coles, Douglas, Edgar, Ford, Iroquois, Moultrie, Piatt and Vermilion counties. TM Community Foundation of East Central Illinois 307 W. University Avenue Champaign, IL 61820.
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