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In the spring of 2027, the first student from Manteo High School will receive The Liz Brown, John Houston, and Suzanne Pack Math Education Scholarship.
Jack Adams is 79, the sole surviving founder of the Outer Banks Community Foundation, and still keeps a working life in Savannah, Tennessee.
With the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season approaching, we thought there was no better time to talk about our Trusted Partners Program.
By the end of summer, Myrezza Holton will have been interning with the Outer Banks Community Foundation for six months.
When parents and teachers at the Collective Education Foundation identified a need to integrate a music program into the classrooms at Wilbur Gardens and Outer Banks Montessori Collective they turned to their community to make that need a reality.
The Askews set up the Jacob Askew Memorial Fund for OBX Storm and the Jacob Askew Memorial Scholarship Fund to keep their son Jacob Askew’s memory alive as a part of the community.
Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) continue to become even more attractive for charitably minded retirees.
The Community Foundation recently awarded a $10,000 Community Enrichment Grant to the Eastern North Carolina SPCA, allowing the nonprofit to assemble and distribute PAWmergency Safety Kits to emergency responders throughout Dare County.
One of the most common conversations we have with local nonprofit leaders centers on board service. Recruiting dedicated volunteers is challenging enough, but creating a board that remains engaged, informed, and effective over time is often an even bigger hurdle.
