The Future Looks Bleak for Some Nonprofits. Could Our Community Be Next?
The Community Foundation surveyed local nonprofits to better understand their needs and financial futures due to COVID-19. This report details those results.
Zoom Call Enables Osceola Middle Students to “Give” $1,000 to Local Charities
Two awards of $500 each were gifted virtually to United Way of Marion County and the American Cancer Society during Thursday’s concluding celebration of Youth Philanthropy in Action (YPIA) at Osceola Middle School via Zoom.
Organizations Partner to Launch Ocala’s First Community Paramedicine Program
Ocala Fire Rescue (OFR), AdventHealth Ocala, and the Community Foundation for Ocala/Marion County have partnered to establish Ocala’s first Community Paramedicine (CP) program.
Tech Talks Software Series
Tech Talks Software Series introduces nonprofits to different software platforms on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3 p.m. EST via Zoom. This no-pressure setting allows for question asking and platform information gathering.
Marion County Hospital District COVID-19 Relief Fund – CLOSED
The Marion County Hospital District (MCHD) established the COVID-19 Relief Fund to help critical nonprofits affected by the impact of the coronavirus in Marion County.
Local Nonprofits Face Immediate Needs
The Community Foundation for Ocala/Marion County this week began collecting information from local nonprofits facing immediate needs due to increased demand for services and resources, and some of their needs are dire.
Nonprofit COVID-19 Needs and News
The Community Foundation, Nonprofit Resource Center and NonProfit Business Council share local nonprofit needs and news in response to COVID-19.
Schneider Named Director Emeritus by Foundation Board
The Board of Directors for the Community Foundation for Ocala Marion County recently designated board member, Jim Schneider, as a Director Emeritus for the Foundation. “For only the second time in the Community Foundation’s history, we are recognizing a board member in this way,
Nonprofit Resource Center Signs Academic Partnership With Rollins College
The Nonprofit Resource Center, a program of the Community Foundation for Ocala/Marion County recently signed an Academic Partnership agreement with the Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership of the Rollins College Crummer Graduate School of Business.
Nonprofit Academic Series
Through this partnership, nonprofit academic offerings through the Winter Park, Florida-based college will be offered in Ocala.