We chose to make a recurring monthly donation to the Nantucket Fund because it makes being charitable on Nantucket easy. Regular small donations allow us to make a big difference on the island we call home.” Lisa Botticelli and Ray Pohl
Make a monthly recurring gift to the Nantucket Fund and spread your gift over time! This is a convenient and simple way to make a difference.
- A gift of $50 a month translates to a donation of $600 a year
- A gift of $100 a month translates to a donation of $1,200 a year
“We chose to invest in the Community Foundation’s Nantucket Fund as a way to support the island our family loves. We know that through a multi-year gift we are able to help the most critical needs on Nantucket today and in the future.”
Ann and Johnny Johnson
Become a Nantucket Fund Sustainer. Donors who commit to a multi-year pledge of $10,000 or more to the Nantucket Fund help ensure that significant grants address those needs that are the greatest, now and in the future.
“Setting up a Field of Interest project fund with the Community Foundation has enabled me to take immediate action to help address the long-term needs of our Island’s natural habitats without having to go through the time consuming process of becoming our separate 501(c)3 charity.” Bob Williams
Bob Williams is part of a group of concerned citizens who opened a Field of Interest Project Fund, the Nantucket Pond Collation Fund. The purpose of this fund is to work with stakeholders to restore and protect Nantucket Ponds. Since 2014 they have made significant investments in the health and safety of Hummock Pond and Long Pond.
“We established the Taunton Hill Fund with the Community Foundation as a way to support the Nonprofit community on-Island as well as provide invaluable educational opportunities for these community leaders. In the past two years, Margaretta and her team have expertly produced two full-day Nonprofit Leadership Conferences, which emphasized skill-building, collaboration, networking, and leadership. It has been most rewarding to work with the Foundation to see our vision come to life.” Joe and Deidre Smialowski