Many organizations are facing uncertainty as discussion and decisions continue to affect funding sources.
Your clients might be asking for guidance on how their giving can help local nonprofits.
At the Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation, we know local nonprofits still need support and have a variety of causes your clients might find important. You can find those on The Giving Depot, where local nonprofits share their most pressing needs, on our website.
It’s always a good time to give – and we encourage people to browse through the projects to find a cause meaningful to them.
To learn more about how to maximize your clients’ philanthropy and support local nonprofits, contact us today, or visit www.sfacf.org/giving/depot for charitable opportunities. Here are a few recent updates to The Giving Depot:
Service Leadership Academy
Service Leadership Academy is a 48-hour leadership academy that fosters the servant hearts and the leadership skills of high school seniors and college students. Attendees create and lead service projects in their schools and communities with the goal of creating life-long community servants.
Project CAR
Project CAR is a nonprofit transportation ministry powered by volunteers and the generosity of donors. Project CAR helps people disadvantaged by a lack of transportation get to appointments and activities to enhance their well-being
Bread Break
Bread Break partners with Sioux Falls area businesses to recover unused, perfectly good, prepared food and re-distribute it to agencies which feed those in need. The organization keeps thousands of pounds of food out of our landfill each year.
Owen’s Outfitters
Owen’s Outfitters is a medical equipment library located in Sioux Falls. Families donate medical equipment or supplies they don’t need anymore, and Owen’s Outfitters provides it to those in need free of charge.
Sad Isn’t Bad
Sad Isn’t Bad is a free grief counseling and non-denominational community support program in Sioux Falls for families of all school-age children (K-12) who have lost a loved one. Professional counselors and social workers lead separate groups within each session to help children identify and express their feelings in a healthy way, foster open family communications, and provide tools to help individuals continue on their grief journey.
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