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December/January 2018

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D E C E M B E R / J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 8 M A C O N M A G A Z I N E | 49 3 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY What has been CFCG's most significant accomplishment in the past few years? R: To serve the needs of our region, CFCG is helping donors across Central Georgia transform their communities through philanthropic work. K: The Community Foundation of Central Georgia is a regional organization that has made a significant impact in expanding geographically in our 21-county footprint. 22% of funds, 33% of staff and 43% of its Board are represented by people outside of Bibb County. Why is a fund at Community Foundation a good way to invest in your community? R: CFCG provides the single most efficient way to give to needs in your community. Our services are cost effective, easy to navigate, and efficient. CFCG provides the opportunity for legacy giving. Your donation can meet an immediate need or be directed to long term needs over time. K: Community Foundation of Central Georgia offers donors a simple, powerful, and highly personal approach to giving. The Foundation's staff provides donors with personalized philanthropic solutions to support their communities. What can donors expect when they create a fund at Community Foundation? R: They can expect to have a partner to walk with them through every step on their journey of charitable giving. The donor can expect that funds donated will be professionally administered and invested wisely. K: Donors can expect competent CFCG staff to help them achieve their own personal philanthropic impact—by helping plan their initial gift to making the impact they desire. To learn more about creating a fund at the Community Foundation of Central Georgia, please call the Foundation at 478-750-9338 or visit www.cfcga.org. CFCG Q&A Ronnie Rollins (Chairman of the Board) and Kathryn Dennis (President) share how CFCG works with donors to help grow philanthropy in the Central Georgia region. MARYANN BATES

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