- Amplify impact: Collective giving amplifies charitable awards.
- Connection to community: Helps us discover the true needs of our community.
- IWIL spirit: Collaborating together connects us to each other.
- Satisfaction in seeing balance grow: The IWIL-CHGC fund at the Community Foundation of the Land of Lincoln (CFLL) is invested with a focus on growth and continued grant giving into perpetuity. The balance and grant amounts have grown every year.
- CONTRIBUTING is easy: Click here to donate. Follow the prompts and enter "IWIL-CHGC Fund" when asked where to direct your donation.
- Donate a minimum of $250 to be a "Participating" IWIL-CHGC Member.
- Participating IWIL-CHGC Members:
- Select the area of health to support each year.
- Vote to select which organizations to support with a CHGC Health Grant.
- Participate in special IWIL-CHGC events (voting, grant awards reception, membership appreciation, and pop-up socials.)
- May serve as an IWIL-CHGC Committee Chair or as an IWIL-CHGC Grant Committee Member.
- For more information, please contact CHGC Committee Chairs Donna Jean Gibney ([email protected]) or Cara Tabatabai ([email protected])
- For those who want to support the CHGC mission at a lower amount, it is possible to be a Friend (no voting benefits.)
All contributions are 100% tax deductible and go directly to the IWIL-CHGC Fund at the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln (CFLL.)
The Community Health Giving Circle (CHGC) is happy to announce its 2024 Health Grant Recipients!
Springfield Noon Lions — $2,500 for its Pre-School Sight and Sound program providing free vision and hearing screening as well as eyeglasses and hearing aids free to families who can't afford them.
Prairie Center Against Sexual Assault — $600 to provide assistance for transportation to enable clients to access counseling and appointments.
Washington Street Mission — $4,500 for its Supportive Employment Program which provides assistance finding a job, paid training, transportation, uniforms and job coaching for people at risk of homelessness.