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Affiliate Director

The Affiliate Director is primarily responsible for working with the public, Foundation volunteers and staff to carry the mission of the Community Foundation in Clay County. This person will work with the Clay County Community Foundation volunteers to facilitate the development of new endowment funds and to provide grants in Clay County.

For more information on this position, click here to download the job desciption. [60 kb pdf]

Volunteer Opportunities
The Community Foundation uses volunteers on its various committees. Volunteer opportunities may exist for the following committees:

Committee Positions
  • Asset Development
  • Distribution
  • Finance
  • Scholarships
  • Strategic Planning
  • Spring Outing
  • Marketing & Public Relations

Please email info@wvcf.com if you are interested in volunteering

Dream Big,
Start Small.
Help Your Community with an Acorn Fund

It is an easy way to make a big difference with a small amount. That is the philosophy behind the Acorn Fund in the Wabash Valley Community Foundation. You don't have to be a millionaire to make an impact on your community through this affordable, structured giving plan.
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WVCF Meets National Standards-

The Wabash Valley Community Foundation meets national standards for community foundations. Community foundations that achieve these standards demonstrate excellence in important areas, including client service, fiscal accountability, grantmaking and community leadership.
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