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Double the impact of your donation.
You might be able to make your donation go even further, with the help of your employer.
Workplace Giving & Matching Gifts
Through matching gifts, payroll deduction programs, United Way contributions and community in-service days, your company’s employees can support Eagle Valley Community Foundation.
- Matching Gifts – Check to see if your employer has a matching gift program that will match donations. This can be a great way to double — or even triple — your gift. Many companies offer to match volunteer hours served too! If you have already given, you may still be able to secure a match for your donation to Eagle Valley Community Foundation. Contact your company’s HR office to learn more.
Examples of companies that match gifts supporting Eagle Valley Community Foundation: Coca-Cola, Deloitte, Johnson & Johnson , General Electric, Google, IBM
- Corporate Philanthropy
- Grants Contact Director of Development and Marketing, Grace Anshutz, at grace@eaglevalleycf.org to connect about your company’s grant opportunities.
- Workplace Fundraisers Plan a workplace fundraiser with your colleagues! It’s a great opportunity to bond with your colleagues while giving back to your community.
- Sponsorships We are proud to offer a variety of opportunities to sponsor our programs and special events that provide unique opportunities for corporate branding. Contact us to connect about your company’s philanthropic goals and our upcoming sponsorship opportunities.
- Shop & Support – Click here for more about retail opportunities for supporting Eagle Valley Community Foundation and neighbors in need.
- Volunteer – Employee volunteering at the Community Market is a special way to offer your team the chance to see and experience firsthand how your corporate investment makes a difference right here in our community. Email us to get started .
For more information, please contact Director of Development & Marketing, Grace Anshutz.
For more information about group volunteering, contact our Volunteer Supervisor, Cooper Moore.
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Stories of Impact
“The partnership with The Community Market is a total game changer. The whole team is super supportive and we are so grateful not only for our food program but for all those in our community, including our families, who access our programs.”– Whitney Young, Executive Director of the Family Learning Center
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Stories of Impact
“The Community Market fed me and my daughter, without asking questions or judging us. They just welcomed me and supported me when I needed it most. Now, I’ve found a way to give back to this organization that changed my life.” – Hayde, Owner, Plentiful Roots
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Stories of Impact
“The community really trusts the people who work and volunteer on the MIRA bus. We are able to take some of the services that are offered at clinics and hospitals and bring them to the community, to people’s homes who might not otherwise be able to access care. Most of the patients we see don’t have insurance, so helping them to navigate the system and provide basic health screenings is critical to their health and wellness.” – Kyler Hijmans, Nurse Practitioner
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