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Updates and insights from the TFEC team about our community initiatives, community projects, and other useful information for donors, nonprofits, or your clients.
Have an Impact on the Future of Your Community
Author: Janice Black, President & CEO It’s a chilly Friday in November and students from schools located in Perry County run home with books in hand to a much needed break from their studies. But for some students this 48 hour break means for the next 48 hours,...
Your Corporate Hardship Fund. Made Possible by TFEC
Author: Janice Black, President & CEO We have seen many individuals and families fall on hard times during the COVID-19 pandemic. Through our grant work with the COVID-19 Community Response Fund, we are providing financial support to local nonprofit organizations...
Planned Giving: Making Your Charitable Goals Match Your Gifts (Part 2 of 2!)
Author: Jennifer Doyle, Vice President of Community Investment & Philanthropy Charitable giving is all about matching your charitable goals with the appropriate giving option. That has been TFEC’s mission since the beginning, inspiring giving by partnering with...
Planned Giving: Making Your Charitable Goals Match Your Gifts (Part 1 of 2!)
Author: Janice Black, President & CEO Charitable giving is all about matching your charitable goals with the appropriate giving option. That has been TFEC’s mission since the beginning, inspiring giving by partnering with donors to achieve their charitable goals....
Giving with TFEC: Your Questions, Answered.
Author: Kirk Demyan, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Why is TFEC a better choice for charitable giving than commercial charitable gift institutions? At TFEC we provide you with flexibility in giving and peace of mind with your contributions. Because of...
The CARES Act and Your Federal Student Loans
Author: Janice Black, President & CEO For most students, higher education is only made possible with financial assistance in the form of scholarships, private student loans, or federal student loans. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many college-age students found...
