Bargains Unlimited grants provide critical support for charities that sustain the quality of life for senior citizens and those who work in Door County. Supported by the proceeds of Bargains Unlimited, the beloved Sister Bay resale shop, the Bargains Unlimited Charitable Fund grant program will fund projects that support working people in Door County or enrich the quality of life for our community's aging population. Bargains Unlimited Grant Guidelines The proposed activities should accomplish at least one of the following:1. Serve the working people of Door County2. Enrich the quality of life for seniors in Door County3. Enhance the lives of residents of Serenity Spring Senior Living Grant awards are expected to average $25,000, with requests of up to $100,000 considered for exceptional projects that align with the program’s goals. Preference will be given to projects that benefit residents of Northern Door County – defined as the area including the towns of Egg Harbor and … [Read More]
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““We spend part of the year in Milwaukee. Working with the Community Foundation helps us stay connected to the charities and causes that are important to us. If we have questions about an organization or want to hear about the most innovative things going on in Door County, the Community Foundation’s professional staff is always there to help.”
- Dick and Anne Egan
Give To The Future
“We wanted to make sure the organizations we care about, and this Peninsula, will still be the beneficiary of our love after I am gone. I need the Door County Community Foundation to fulfill these wishes. Over my decades in Door County, I have been impressed with the work of the Community Foundation, and I am confident in their capacity to continue the outstanding work that has been done to make this Peninsula that treasured place that it is.”
- Michael Schmitz
Create A Philanthropic Legacy
““Both of us started giving when we were in our first jobs, 52 years ago, and we’ve given every year since. We were active in the Green Bay and Fox Cities and volunteered in a variety of charities. When we retired to Door County, we felt fortunate to live in such a vibrant community and wanted to pay it forward. Helping women and families is a priority for us. Through our estate plans at the Community Foundation, we are able to continue to give back to the community we love long after we’re gone.”
- Keith and Sherry Mutchler
Door County Community Foundation Blog
- Hunger Doesn’t Wait for CongressThe Door County Community Foundation does not make political judgments. We deal with the impact of the decisions made by those who do. Sometimes those political decisions have unintended consequences. Other times those consequences are exactly what some politician intended all along. But when political gridlock in Washington disrupts programs that help our neighbors put […]
