The Celebration of Philanthropy recognizes and honors outstanding examples of philanthropy and community leadership.
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The Columbus Foundation has developed a response plan to assist those in our community affected by the Coronavirus outbreak.
The Columbus Foundation is proud to honor Catherine Willis with The Harrison M. Sayre Award, in recognition of her extraordinary service and passion for enriching lives through education.
For the critical role it plays in our nonprofit community, and in turn the impact it has on the clients our nonprofits serve, The Columbus Foundation awards the 2020 Columbus Foundation Award to the Human Service Chamber of Franklin County.
During the annual Celebration of Philanthropy event, The Columbus Foundation announced unprecedented investments in four key, strategic areas over the next 18 months.
The Columbus Foundation will support efforts to address the racial equity wealth gap, support the Emergency Response Fund, bridge the Digital Divide, and to preserve the arts.
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For the critical role it plays in our nonprofit community, and in turn the impact it has on the clients our nonprofits serve, The Columbus Foundation awards the 2020 Columbus Foundation Award to the Human Service Chamber of Franklin County.
A passionate advocate for enriching lives through education, Catherine Willis’ love for our community radiates through her enduring service to it. The Columbus Foundation is proud to honor her extraordinary service by presenting her with the 2020 Harrison M. Sayre Award.
Our Annual Report captures community initiatives, donor stories, the year by the numbers and more—all made possible by our generous donors!
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Broadband Access in City of Columbus, Ohio: Assessment and Strategies for Addressing the Broadband Gap examines the presence of broadband service within the City of Columbus, identifies areas where there may be a need for increased access, and provide short and long-term recommendations for improving access in these areas, all in the hopes of understanding the digital divide in Columbus.
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