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The Community Foundation for Mississippi (CFM) will begin accepting applications for its annual Community Impact Project Grants on August 1, which provide up to $5,000 to support innovative projects in one of three focus areas: Placemaking, Children and Families, and Community Partnerships.
Celebrate the 55 students selected as the Community Foundation for Mississippi’s 2026 scholarship and award recipients, and see where their educational journeys will take them next.
The Anthony “Tony” Gobar Juvenile Justice Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi marks 20 years of supporting students pursuing careers in juvenile justice and related fields.
The Community Foundation for Mississippi earned reaccreditation through Community Foundation National Standards, a national accreditation program for community foundations. The reaccreditation affirms strong practices in donor services, investments, grantmaking and administration.
Sophie McNeil Wolf, APR, Director of Communications and Insights for the Community Foundation for Mississippi, received the PRAM Professional Achievement Award, the organization’s highest honor. The award recognizes a public relations practitioner whose accomplishments have made a major contribution to the profession.
Twenty-five years after his death, a new project is opening the door to Samuel Mockbee’s unseen work. The Mockbee Better Together Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi offers a way to bring that vision to life.
After a sudden health crisis, Donovan Duffy launched the Manors Foundation to help Mississippi dialysis patients access reliable transportation to life-saving treatment. By opening funds at the Community Foundation for Mississippi, he’s building a trusted path for donors to support this work and expand its impact.
Students can now apply for scholarships through a new, streamlined application from the Community Foundation for Mississippi.
A simple request for classroom books has sparked a new literary fund at CFM, honoring a mother’s legacy and helping Natchez students build a love of reading.
The Community Foundation for Mississippi (CFM) will begin accepting applications for its annual Community Impact Project Grants on August 1, which provide up to $5,000 to support innovative projects in one of three focus areas: Placemaking, Children and Families, and Community Partnerships.
Celebrate the 55 students selected as the Community Foundation for Mississippi’s 2026 scholarship and award recipients, and see where their educational journeys will take them next.
The Anthony “Tony” Gobar Juvenile Justice Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi marks 20 years of supporting students pursuing careers in juvenile justice and related fields.
The Community Foundation for Mississippi earned reaccreditation through Community Foundation National Standards, a national accreditation program for community foundations. The reaccreditation affirms strong practices in donor services, investments, grantmaking and administration.
Sophie McNeil Wolf, APR, Director of Communications and Insights for the Community Foundation for Mississippi, received the PRAM Professional Achievement Award, the organization’s highest honor. The award recognizes a public relations practitioner whose accomplishments have made a major contribution to the profession.
Twenty-five years after his death, a new project is opening the door to Samuel Mockbee’s unseen work. The Mockbee Better Together Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi offers a way to bring that vision to life.
After a sudden health crisis, Donovan Duffy launched the Manors Foundation to help Mississippi dialysis patients access reliable transportation to life-saving treatment. By opening funds at the Community Foundation for Mississippi, he’s building a trusted path for donors to support this work and expand its impact.
Students can now apply for scholarships through a new, streamlined application from the Community Foundation for Mississippi.
A simple request for classroom books has sparked a new literary fund at CFM, honoring a mother’s legacy and helping Natchez students build a love of reading.
The Community Foundation for Mississippi (CFM) will begin accepting applications for its annual Community Impact Project Grants on August 1, which provide up to $5,000 to support innovative projects in one of three focus areas: Placemaking, Children and Families, and Community Partnerships.
Celebrate the 55 students selected as the Community Foundation for Mississippi’s 2026 scholarship and award recipients, and see where their educational journeys will take them next.
The Anthony “Tony” Gobar Juvenile Justice Scholarship Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi marks 20 years of supporting students pursuing careers in juvenile justice and related fields.
The Community Foundation for Mississippi earned reaccreditation through Community Foundation National Standards, a national accreditation program for community foundations. The reaccreditation affirms strong practices in donor services, investments, grantmaking and administration.
Sophie McNeil Wolf, APR, Director of Communications and Insights for the Community Foundation for Mississippi, received the PRAM Professional Achievement Award, the organization’s highest honor. The award recognizes a public relations practitioner whose accomplishments have made a major contribution to the profession.
Twenty-five years after his death, a new project is opening the door to Samuel Mockbee’s unseen work. The Mockbee Better Together Fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi offers a way to bring that vision to life.
After a sudden health crisis, Donovan Duffy launched the Manors Foundation to help Mississippi dialysis patients access reliable transportation to life-saving treatment. By opening funds at the Community Foundation for Mississippi, he’s building a trusted path for donors to support this work and expand its impact.
Students can now apply for scholarships through a new, streamlined application from the Community Foundation for Mississippi.
A simple request for classroom books has sparked a new literary fund at CFM, honoring a mother’s legacy and helping Natchez students build a love of reading.
