by Saginaw Community Foundation | Sep 6, 2013 | Cornerstone Newsletter
Dr. Louis Constan and his wife Karen were big-city kids who moved to Saginaw in 1972. Immediately, they were struck by what the Saginaw area had to offer. “Lou is from Chicago and I grew up in Washington, D.C.,” says Karen. “We didn’t have a lot of resources,...
by Saginaw Community Foundation | Sep 6, 2013 | Cornerstone Newsletter
Each year at our Annual Celebration in June, we take time to honor our outstanding philanthropists and volunteers. These individuals, through their hard work and leadership, have made a difference and helped bring community initiatives to life. Frank N....
by Saginaw Community Foundation | Sep 6, 2013 | Cornerstone Newsletter
We begged. We pleaded. We objected. In the end, the decision was already made. Long-time Foundation volunteer, past board member and past board chair, Joseph (Joe) Madison, has retired to the rolling hills of Vermont along with his wife Dr. Kristan Outwater...
by Saginaw Community Foundation | Dec 17, 2012 | Cornerstone Newsletter
In creating a scholarship, you invest in your community’s future and show students you care. The Saginaw Community Foundation provides the expertise to help you meet your personal goals and awards scholarships to deserving students. Your gift can help students achieve...
by Saginaw Community Foundation | Dec 17, 2012 | Cornerstone Newsletter
The “Fiscal Cliff,” a conjunction of tax and spending issues colliding at the end of the year, profoundly affects donors and constituents of the Saginaw Community Foundation. Primarily, the issues at hand include: – Expiration of the Bush tax cuts...
by Saginaw Community Foundation | Dec 17, 2012 | Cornerstone Newsletter
The Saginaw Community Foundation has a simple goal: to help individuals and organizations throughout Saginaw County do good. “The community foundation is the one organization that supports a broad range of activities, whether it’s people in need, education or...
