On July 4, 2025, the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA) was signed into law. It’s a sweeping piece of legislation that touches many sectors—including philanthropy. At the Outer Banks Community Foundation, we’re tracking how these changes affect charitable giving, estate planning, and how we support our donors, nonprofits, and advisors.
This week for OBCF 101-3 we want to introduce you to our Board of Directors.
The Outer Banks Community Foundation helped support Hatteras Island Futbol Club’s 2025 spring and summer season through a recreational/travel season equipment grant.
This week for OBCF 101-2 we are giving you all the intel on The Outer Banks Center For Nonprofits!
The Corolla Education Foundation, which operates Water’s Edge Village School, celebrated the grand opening of the Wayne and Betty Evans Building at the K-8 charter school on Friday, July 11, 2025.
Staying consistent, relevant and flexible has led to the success of the Saving Lives Task Force, according to Roxana Ballinger.
If you’ve served on a nonprofit board before, you know it’s about much more than attending a few meetings. It’s about showing up with heart, commitment, and a willingness to lead.
In an effort to better connect with our community and educate people about all of the unique facets of the Community Foundation, we have created OBCF 101.
Dare Wildlife Rehab provides care and rehabilitation to orphaned, ill, and injured wildlife with the goal of release.
The Secotan Alliance (TSA) hosted its powerful gathering, “In the Spirit of Wingina 2: Our Women, Our Words, Our Water,” on May 30–31, drawing hundreds to Dare County for a moving series of lectures, panels, performances and cultural exchanges.
