OBCF 101-12- What age ranges does the OBCF help?
For OBCF 101-12 we are expanding to talk about what age ranges the Outer Banks Community Foundation helps.
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For OBCF 101-12 we are expanding to talk about what age ranges the Outer Banks Community Foundation helps.
The First Flight Track Club is partnering with the Town of Duck to host the inaugural Duck Turkey Trot 5K on Thursday, November 27.
We are constantly striving to reach all ages on the Outer Banks. If you are 18-30 years old, OBCF 101-11 is for you!
Few people think about what happens inside a detention center beyond the obvious work of keeping the public safe. But behind the locked doors and long shifts, there’s a quieter mission underway in Dare County, one centered on healing, dignity, and second chances.
When you look back on the last 50 years of Dare Arts, you see a small grassroots organization that has continuously grown, adapted, and evolved into the thriving, vibrant nonprofit that it is today.
Here at the Outer Banks Community Foundation, we often talk with people who are surprised to learn just how many ways there are to give back through their local community foundation. In addition to legacy gifts and scholarships, one of the most flexible and rewarding options is a donor-advised fund.
Have you ever felt passionate about giving back to a cause you care about? If so, a donor-advised fund (DAF) may be right for you.
As cooler weather approaches, OBX Room In The Inn (RITI), the only homeless shelter serving adults across the Outer Banks, will open its doors for its 16th winter season at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 1.
It has been just over a year since Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina, and we are taking a look back at how philanthropy can provide recovery and hope in the face of disaster.
For OBCF 101-9 we wanted to dive into the 5 Ws of endowments.

