HOME OF PHILANTHROPYCentral Kentucky Community Foundation’s Home of Philanthropy is now open. With a Grand Opening celebration on Nov. 7, the doors officially opened to the public on the community’s new home.
[READ MORE ABOUT THE GRAND OPENING] Our new Home features:
Our Capital Campaign Since 1960, Central Kentucky Community Foundation has served as a resource, leader, and catalyst for people who wish to make a positive impact on our community. In this spirit, we are thrilled The Home of Philanthropy is now complete. Although construction is done, the capital campaign is not. Our goal is to raise $1.3 million of the $3 million projected costs through philanthropy. With leadership contributions, along with other generous gifts from community leaders, the capital campaign has now surpassed $700,000 raised. Will you join us to build hope for the future through the Home of Philanthropy?Learn more by viewing our Home of Philanthropy renderings and a list of our partnership opportunities available now. The new home for our community wouldn’t be possible without the generosity and support of many. Please make your commitment today! Make a gift online, or contact Davette Swiney (dswiney@ckcf4people.org or 270-737-8393), President and CEO, about how you can become a sponsor and make a difference. Home is where the heart is, and this Home is where our heart will reside and flourish: the heart of those making a difference — the heart of those determined to enhance and build the future of our community — the heart of those changing lives forever. Contact Davette Swiney or make a gift today. Our Philanthropy Story The story of community philanthropy is intertwined with Central Kentucky Community Foundation, so much so, its history is written on the walls of the new Home of Philanthropy.
The story of philanthropy and CKCF’s history continues in various mixed media displays throughout the building, including a historical timeline to greet guests to the building’s Community Hall and digital signage on the upper and lower levels.
“We think it is important to tell the community’s story of philanthropy in the community’s home, the Home of Philanthropy,” said Davette B. Swiney, president and CEO of Central Kentucky Community Foundation. “Thanks to the wonderful work of our creative partners, now everyone who comes here can understand how philanthropy works in our community and, hopefully, be inspired by it.” Our Community Hall The lower level of the Home of Philanthropy was intentionally built for community use. The Community Hall features a catering kitchen, multiple layout options, breakout meeting spaces and state-of-the-art technology. It can seat up to 250 people and rental rates vary on the type of use, but nonprofit organizations can use the space free or for a nominal fee. To inquire about availability, call 270-737-8393.                                                                               |
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