DONORS - BECOME A DONOR - TYPES OF FUNDS
The Oshkosh Area Community Foundation offers several different types of funds, customizable to
your personal charitable goals and interests.
Community Impact Fund: Donors give without any restrictions, allowing the Community Foundation to address the area's most pressing needs.
Designated Fund: Donors choose one or more specific nonprofit organizations to support (e.g. Boys and Girls Club of Oshkosh or the Paine Art Center and Gardens)
Donor Advised Fund: Donors personally recommend grants to support nonprofit organizations and projects
Field of Interest Fund: Donors support a general cause rather than a specific charity (e.g. at-risk youth or the arts)
Scholarship Fund: Donors provide post-secondary scholarships for high school graduates
Acorn Fund: Donors make an initial gift of at least $500 and build the fund over time (mature endowment of $10,000)
Special Project Fund: Donors contribute to a specific community fundraising effort
Giving Circle: A group of donors pool their resources, each contributing a small amount to build the fund over time (mature endowment of $10,000); the group then recommends grants to support projects of interest to the giving circle
Community Impact Fund: Donors give without any restrictions, allowing the Community Foundation to address the area's most pressing needs.
Designated Fund: Donors choose one or more specific nonprofit organizations to support (e.g. Boys and Girls Club of Oshkosh or the Paine Art Center and Gardens)
Donor Advised Fund: Donors personally recommend grants to support nonprofit organizations and projects
Field of Interest Fund: Donors support a general cause rather than a specific charity (e.g. at-risk youth or the arts)
Scholarship Fund: Donors provide post-secondary scholarships for high school graduates
Acorn Fund: Donors make an initial gift of at least $500 and build the fund over time (mature endowment of $10,000)
Special Project Fund: Donors contribute to a specific community fundraising effort
Giving Circle: A group of donors pool their resources, each contributing a small amount to build the fund over time (mature endowment of $10,000); the group then recommends grants to support projects of interest to the giving circle
