Join us on our charitable mission and help inspire people to give back to sustain and advance the Door County community we love! The Door County Community Foundation is creating a new philanthropic services team and is seeking a Vice President to lead it. The ideal candidate will have experience envisioning and launching new community initiatives, experience building relationships with donors, and a connection to Door County (or at least Wisconsin in general). Resumes will be accepted until the position is filled. We will begin reviewing resumes on or about Friday, October 30. Our goal is to have this new person join our professional staff in the first quarter of 2021. Download the position guide for more information and application instructions. … [Read More]
Door County Community Foundation
Inspiring people to give back to the community we love.
Simplify Your Giving
“One of the things we’ve talked about amongst ourselves, and would implore others to think about, is that you can be philanthropic at any level. At the Door County Community Foundation your gift can work with others to truly make a difference in our community and beyond.”
- Mike and Tonya Felhofer
Create A Philanthropic Legacy
“The one regret that I have in life is never completing college. I worked with the Community Foundation to create an Endowed Scholarship Fund in honor of my parents to encourage young ladies to follow their dreams and complete their education. I know the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Londo Scholarship Fund will positively impact Door County forevermore.”
- Corrine Stiehl
Give To The Future
“One of the things that serving on an interfaith board in Manhattan did is that it gave me a great awareness of the importance of people giving something back, if they can, to their community. I want to give back to this community which I feel has done so much for me. The Door County Community Foundation seems to fill that function so well.”
- Lee Traven
News from the Community Foundation: Door County Community Foundation Blog
- My Frustration with COVID-19I counted 146 cars lined up for food in an aerial photo of the Door County Food Pantry Coalition’s distribution at the Sturgeon Bay fairgrounds Aug. 5. The photo was taken 15 minutes before the first box was even handed out. Looking at the line, I was frustrated, and I was embarrassed. Like so many […]
