QCDs: Clearing up confusion

If you’ve been involved with Cobb Community Foundation for a while, you’ve likely heard of the Qualified Charitable Distribution (“QCD”) because we mention it a lot. And with good reason!

If you are aged 70 ½ or older, it is …

Here’s what we’re reading

As you talk with your clients about charitable giving, are you leading with tax benefits? Deferring philanthropy topics until November and December? Not looking at the big picture? If so, you may want to rethink your approach, according to a …

April Newsletter
Dyslexic Students. Orphaned Children Vulnerable to Human Trafficking. Families with Children Facing Homelessness. These are some of the populations being served by incredible agencies we have welcomed to the CCF family this month. Learn more about GRACEPOINT School, Saving Susan…
Welcome Saving Susan Fund!

Mission trips, whether local or abroad, provide a way for caring individuals to make a difference in the lives of people in need, and can be transformational to both the helpers and those being helped. That’s what happened in 2013 …

Welcome GRACEPOINT Fund!

When students are diagnosed with Dyslexia, parents must make decisions on how to best help them to be successful learners. The idea for GRACEPOINT School in Marietta was developed in 2012 by two moms who were deeply committed to providing …

Welcome Family Promise of Cobb County!

When a family with children unexpectedly falls into homelessness, it creates a snowball effect of negative consequences that makes recovering without help extremely difficult. The leadership at Family Promise National understands the obstacles these families are facing, and they have …

Art Blooms at Smith-Gilbert Gardens

When you think about a botanical garden, you may picture lush landscapes, colorful blooms and a collection of trees. Smith-Gilbert Gardens offers yet another element to nature – Art! Located in Kennesaw, Georgia and nestled in seventeen beautiful acres, Smith-Gilbert …