The 2009-2010 Annual Report is ready.
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Leo W. Seal Teachers Recognition Award
Winners of the Leo W. Seal Teachers Recognition Awards: Bruce Lampe, Melissa Williams, Angela Heise and Heidi Verner
The Fund for Gulf Communites
The primary purpose of this Fund is to enhance the resiliency of the Gulf Coast’s diverse communities and address some of the unmet needs of individuals, families and children significantly affected by the Deep-water Horizon oil spill. Learn More.
2009 – 2010 Annual Report
Pat Santucci Education Fund Awards over $4,000
To award populations from predominately low income familes.
Roy Anderson Corporation Fund Awards $1,500
Awards programs that benefit children and neighborhoods.
Genesis Foundation Youth Development Awards over $3,000 in Grants
Awards programs focusing on enhancing the educational, moral and spiritual development of children.
Gulf Coast Community Foundation receives flag
Army Specialist Christopher Ladner presented a special gift to GCCF Board.
Fund for Gulf Communities Guide to Services
A website has been created as a resource for individuals and families who need assistance as a result of the oil spill.
A Night in Paris
The Gulf Coast Community Foundation Presents
“A NIGHT IN PARIS”. Presentation of the 2011 MS Coast Philanthropist of the Year
Gulf Coast Community Foundation Awards over $2,300,000
The funding will help coast non-profit agencies meet the unmet needs affected by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Award $4.0 Million
The $4.0 million grant is part of the Fund for Gulf Communities (the Fund) to address some of the unmet needs due to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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Who Are We
The Foundation is a vehicle for charitable giving through which individuals, families, corporations, non-profit organizations and private foundations can meet charitable objectives on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Learn More.
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The Gulf Coast Community Foundation is a vehicle for charitable giving through which individuals, families, corporations, non-profit organizations and private foundations can meet charitable objectives in the fields of education, arts and culture, historic preservation, neighborhood enrichment, and health and human services. GCCF meets this mission by developing and managing a comprehensive base of endowment funds - an expanding pool of charitable dollars, permanently committed to meeting the needs of the people of South Mississippi.
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