Norton County Community Foundation Aims to Raise $70,000 During Match Month

Norton, Kansas, November 2023 – November is Norton County Community Foundation’s (NCCF) 8th annual My Foundation Campaign (Match Month). This month-long matching gift campaign is designed to encourage giving to the community foundation. 

To incentivize giving, NCCF has received matching gift opportunities from two generous donors: 

  • The Dane G. Hansen Foundation will match every dollar raised up to $50,000, which will be put into the Norton County Unrestricted Grant Endowment Fund. This fund is the future of NCCF’s grantmaking ability! If that $50,000 is raised, NCCF will receive an additional $50,000 bonus for Operating purposes ($45,000 to the Operating Endowment and $5,000 to the Operating Account). 
  • New this year is an opportunity from the Patterson Family Foundation, a private, family foundation that is geographically focused on assisting Kansas and Western Missouri counties with fewer than 50,000 residents. They are matching donor gifts one-to-one, up to $70,000!

In summary, if NCCF meets its goal and raises $70,000 from its donors, they will receive the $50,000 match from Dane G. Hansen Foundation, the $50,000 Bonus from Dane G. Hansen Foundation, and the $70,000 match from the Patterson Family Foundation, for a total of $240,000. 

Funds raised will primarily benefit the foundation’s grantmaking ability, as well as support operations, which in turn allows the office to offer other programs such as Match Day, Scholarships, and more. Each year on average, NCCF awards about 15 grants totaling approximately $100,000. Grant requests are reviewed monthly by a committee. The application to apply can be found on the website (www.nortonccf.org/grants) and is due the last day of the month to be considered for the next month’s funding. Examples of grants awarded by the foundation can be found on their Facebook page.

Donations for Match Month can be made online at www.nortonccf.org/matchmonth, or by mailing or delivering a check to the office at: 112 S. Kansas Ave., Suite 203, Norton, KS 67654. Donations must be received by November 30th. 

For more information, please contact the office at (785) 874-5106, foundation@nortonccf.org, or visit their office in the Heaton Building (112 S. Kansas Ave., Suite 203, Norton). 

About Norton County Community Foundation

The Norton County Community Foundation was established in 1994 for the purpose of supporting local charitable activities in Norton County through endowments made to the foundation. Dedicated to serving today for tomorrow, to make our community a better place in which to live. Connect with the Norton County Community Foundation at www.nortonccf.org.

Hot this week

Missing 2-Year-Old Safe, Father Arrested After Violent Kidnapping Sparks Hours-Long Wichita Search

WICHITA, Kan. — A 2-year-old girl is safely back in her mother's arms after a violent domestic incident led to an hours-long search, a citywide police effort, and an afternoon AMBER Alert on Sunday.

Missouri Woman Killed, Two Children Injured in Multi-Vehicle Crash on U.S. 69 in Johnson County

JOHNSON COUNTY, Kan. — A Raytown, Missouri, woman lost her life and two young children were hospitalized following a multi-vehicle rollover accident in Johnson County on Wednesday evening.

Discovery Leads to Suspension, Investigation at YRTC Hastings

A staff member at YRTC Hastings, Lincoln, NE, has been suspended after a routine check revealed inappropriate notes on a youth's desk. DHHS reported the findings to law enforcement and the child abuse hotline. The agency prioritizes the safety of youths and is conducting an investigation before further comments.

Latest Headlines

🎙️ Coaches Rewind Brad Gober Beloit High Football 8-18-2026

Coaches Rewind Brad Gober Beloit High Football 8-18-2026

🎙️ Glen Elder Radio News – 8/18/2026

Glen Elder Radio News for Tuesday, August 18, 2026

🎙️ KNDY News – 8/18/2026

KNDY News for Tuesday, August 18, 2026

🎙️ KQNK News – 8/18/2026

KQNK News for Tuesday, August 18, 2026

Cattle Chat: The Economics Of Creep Feeding

As grazing season ends, Kansas State University veterinarians recommend “creep feeding” for calf growth. This practice allows calves access to extra feed that adult cows cannot reach. While it may enhance growth, factors like feed costs and wildlife interference impact its economic viability. The effectiveness depends on feed types and overall management strategy.

Suspect Arrested in Hit-and-Run That Critically Injured Child in Augusta

BUTLER COUNTY — Law enforcement officials have taken a suspect into custody following a hit-and-run crash late Monday evening that left a young girl critically injured in Augusta.
- Advertisement -

Related Articles

Popular Categories

- Advertisement -