The Milton Community Fund
Charitable Giving
- FOR the Milton Community
- FROM the people who love our Community
- TO preserve and protect a wonderful place in which to live, work and grow!
The Milton Community Fund was established in 1996 as a means for current and former residents to give back to the community through charitable contributions. Donations to the Milton Community Fund are placed into a permanent endowment fund of which grants are made to non-profit organizations in the Milton area. Typical grant recipients are in the areas of historical and environmental preservation, education, health care, youth programs and the elderly.
Click here to make an online donation.
All gifts, both great and small, can make a difference in our community. The manner by which you choose to make a gift is a matter of personal preference and situation. You may want to:
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Provide for Milton's needs and charitable interests now and in the future
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Honor a friend, commemorate a special occasion, or make a memorial gift
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Keep your family name or that of a loved one present in the Milton area
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Maximize charitable tax deductions while supporting community projects
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Reduce the complexity of making many gifts
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Make a major gift now and distribute the funds over time
November 11, 2009:
Annually in October the Milton Fund Advisory Board accepts grant applications from Milton nonprofit organizations, including the school district, City of Milton and Milton Library. At the Milton Fund's annual Celebration of Philanthropy, seven grants totaling $6,800 were awarded to the following:
- City of Milton-Historic Milton Tour Guide books
- MACCIT-Adopt-A-Basket
- Milton College Preservation Society-Film Transfer
- Milton Historical Society-signage (see pictures in slideshow above)
- Northside Intermediate School-Playaways & books
- Milton East Elementary School-Smart Board (see pictures of the Smart Boards in action above)
Milton Community Fund Advisory Board
Bob Albrecht
John Arndt
Bob Cullen
Jeff Hansing
Bob Logan
Rev Herb Saunders
Whether your ancestors settled here when Milton was called "The Junction of Milton," or you arrived in Milton last month in search of community, this is your home. You have a role to play in making it great.
For Good. For Ever.
For more information about the Milton Fund, contact Jane Maldonis at 608-758-0883 or out of Rock County at 1-800-995-2379.
