Women for Women
Connection & Opportunity

Working with CFWNC

You can be as involved as you chose.

As a fundholder, you have the opportunity to learn about and support focus area grantmaking. Based on your interests and at your request, we can share grant projects for possible co-investment. When a donor partners with us in this way, or "co-invests" in a grant, we are working together to make a difference. 

As a co-investor, you will be updated on the progress of the grants you support and provide end-of-grant reports, photos and often a site visit. 

About

The Boyer Family, photos by Michael Oppenheim

“Our giving is motivated by what we see around us, mostly our boys – we want to help the community they grow up in to be strong, healthy, happy, and thriving. Any part we can play in that effort, we're glad to do it! As financial and legal professionals, we also like to support organizations providing financial and legal support and resources to those who need them most.”

Achieve Your Charitable Goals

Co-Investing

As a co-investor, you have the opportunity to see your philanthropy at work. In the past four years, co-investors have contributed nearly $1 million annually to support focus area grantmaking. 

Past projects receiving co-investment include expanding access to healthy, local foods for preschools, acquiring and protecting 1,711 acres of land in Rutherford County, and assisting Veterans with housing, medical, dental and other basic needs.

To learn more about co-investment or site visit opportunities, contact Spencer Butler or Bailey Youngblood.

About

Photo courtesy of Mitchell Giving Gardens

Learning & Experiences

Events and Site Visits

Fundholders also have the opportunity to attend events and site visits based on their interest areas. In addition to social events, gatherings have focused on education, natural resources, cultural resources and the environment. 

Because schedules prevent some people from attending in-person events, “virtual site visits” are shared to bring fundholders together virtually to tour a nonprofit partner. 

About

Ecusta Trail Site Visit, photo by Michael Oppenheim

<p>Highland Food Pantry Site Visit, photo courtesy of CFWNC</p>
About

Highland Food Pantry Site Visit, photo courtesy of CFWNC

<p>Madison Country Arts Council Ribbon Cutting, photo courtesy of CFWNC</p>
About

Madison Country Arts Council Ribbon Cutting, photo courtesy of CFWNC

View and Manage your Fund

Log in to quickly and easily view your fund (or funds), recommend grants, add to your fund and check your fund balance. You can also review grantmaking history, gift history, your fund agreement, and quarterly statements.