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Tabor Award nominees honored as hometown philanthropic heroes
During the Generous Cape Reception, an extraordinary philanthropist will be recognized with the Elmer Tabor Generosity Award. Nominees include Marc Collins, Business Leader & Community Volunteer; Marc Devisse, President at Tri-Town Construction; Michel Doherty, Community Humanitarian; JoAnn Elardo, President at Cape Spirits Inc.; Lesley Hill, Volunteer Coordinator for New Horizons; and Joe Mazurkiewicz, President at BJM Consulting, Inc. All nominees are known for their outstanding service in the community, have a record of exceptional generosity, show civic and charitable responsibility and demonstrate leadership that inspires others to a life of generosity.
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Register Now: Generous Cape Reception - March 30
![]() To cultivate community pride and generate a spirit of generosity, the Cape Coral Community Foundation will host the Generous Cape Reception on Thursday, March 30 at 6 p.m. The celebratory evening will recognize fund holders, donors, legacy society members and pay tribute to outgoing board members. The event will take place at the Cape Coral Yacht Club located at 5819 Driftwood Parkway. |
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Foundation welcomes new Legacy Society members
![]() The Legacy Society of the Cape Coral Community Foundation honors forward-thinking philanthropists who want to leave a gift from their estate to build a better community for the future. We honor members of the Legacy Society for their commitment to empowering others to make our community "Stronger Together." We are proud to welcome Bob and Lois Welsh, the owners of Arthur Printing in Cape Coral and Sanibel Island. |
Cape Coral Community Foundation offers
family philanthropy services ![]() A part of the strategic philanthropic planning may include engaging family in the process. Sharing interests, passion and legacy with one's children is an opportunity to create a sense of ownership and share the value of giving back. The CCCF can assist with discussions defining a family's value statement or mission statement to guide charitable priorities. Once family interests are determined, the CCCF can help bring clarity to the process of charting a course for grantmaking. The passing along of traditions, while creating the space for new ideas, helps honor the views of mature family members and establishes bridges between generations for what matters most to each. The CCCF is engaging in conversations with next generation philanthropists to help identify their interests, values and ideas to better understand their charitable passions. To set up a personal visit to discuss family philanthropy, please contact Michael Chatman, President & CEO, [email protected]. |
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