It was a wonderful evening celebrating Good People Doing Great Things at our 2024/2025 Grantee Reception! We extend a special thanks to the great people at Ellafi Federal Credit Union for sponsoring the event. We are honored to support remarkable nonprofits helping our neighbors and friends. CFMC supported 112 organizations with more than $495,000 in grants in our 2024/2025 competitive process. Nonprofit organizations represented a wide variety of missions, interests, passions, programs, and services – with one core goal, making life better and better for our communities. Click here to see a full list of the 2024-2025 grantees that were…
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July showcased Rounds of Applause and Ribbon Cuttings and Summer Grants in Action! Read on and see a few more examples of your support Helping Good People Do Great Things! Click here to read our July Newsletter.
Because of YOU … Great Things are happening every day! The Power of Partnership and your generosity truly do make Great Things happen. We are also inviting you to nominate a star nonprofit for a chance to receive a CFMC Pop Up Grant! Click here to read our June Newsletter.
It’s textbooks to sunshine time! School’s out and it’s time to celebrate hard work, dedication, and community service! Please join us in a resounding Round of Applause for this year’s graduates and all who have supported and inspired them: the invaluable teachers, mentors, parents, and guardians. Our Heartfelt Thanks to our generous donors who support our youth through their CFMC Education Award Funds. Awards are granted in a broad spectrum of achievement areas including academic excellence, community service, civic engagement, athletics, as well as the arts, sciences, trades, and more. We’re honored to work with our donors and salute them…
YOU truly make a HUGE impact every day. This month we’re spotlighting just a few recipients of your caring and generous ways through CFMC. Click here for a quick look at how you help Middlesex County.
Great Things are surely blossoming in Middlesex County thanks to our incredible neighbors and friends. Click here for Good News and Upcoming Events!
The Mary Janvrin and Natalie Janvrin Wiggins Fund, A Pocketful of Posies, and our local libraries and youth services bureaus are at it again welcoming our feathered friends with bird nesting balls! What are nesting balls, you ask? They’re a cozy hug for our feathered friends, providing them materials for their home-building needs. The nesting balls contain natural alpaca fleece filling and are sure to draw our local winged wonders near! Check out all the ways our local libraries and youth service bureaus are having fun with the nesting balls and see the many ways that the nesting balls are…
With Mother’s Day right around the corner, we are celebrating YOU! You are our: Women helping women, women helping our community – Changing the world one woman at a time. Thanks to you, the Sari A. Rosenbaum Fund for Women & Girls has: Helped mothers get diapers and other necessities for their babies; Supported campership and leadership development programs and financial aid for campers in need; Ensured a safe home for victims of domestic violence and the resources they need to find their way to a safer and brighter tomorrow; Engaged volunteers in mentoring programs and activities; Provided basic essential…
The Deep River Cares Fund at CFMC is pleased to announce that it is funding, or funding in part, three grant awards to organizations serving the Deep River community through the CFMC fall competitive application process. Thanks to generous contributions to the Deep River Cares Fund as well as support from other Funds at CFMC, grants will support: Deep River Elementary School’s after school programs to enrich the student educational experiences at the Kindergarten through Third Grade level. Deep River Public Library’s immersive chess for the children, teens, and adults program. A Little Compassion and The Nest’s New Employment Skills…
Celebrate Local this February! Black History Month and Library Lovers’ Month What better combination to learn more about LOCAL authors, LOCAL history, and LOCAL literacy achievements by black Americans … right here in our own backyard. Click here for a few ideas to “Read Local” and “Learn Local” …












