The Foundation serves donors and charities in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Montgomery, M
The Foundation serves donors and charities in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan, and Sangamon counties.
Join us for the Springfield Area Non-Profit Capacity Building Happy Hour!
Gather for this end-of-the-year networking opportunity. This fun event will be held Wednesday, December 13, from 4:00-5:30 pm at Bar Bella, 2805 West White Oaks Drive in Springfield.
This event is hosted by the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln, United Way of Central Illinois, University of Illinois Springfield, and local nonprofit leaders.
John and Jen preview next week's two-day celebration, "What's Next for The Next 10" (information at TN10.org).
Craig and Becca Moots recognize the important role caring and conscientious nurses play in healthcare. The retired Taylorville couple established the Moots Family Fund through the Community Foundation as a way to support future nurses and also contribute to other causes.
“I like to think that donating has a ripple effect,” Craig said about the Fund. “If this helps a nursing student get a degree in nursing, and they go on to help other people, that’s the kind of thing we are interested in.”
Craig spent his career as a soybean geneticist for a seed company while Becca worked as an elementary school teacher and director of the gifted program in Taylorville’s school district.
The Fund is a family effort with their son and daughter who also contribute and help choose which organizations to support. Their son and his wife work in healthcare and live in Bloomington. Their daughter is a dietitian, her husband is a counselor, and they live in the Northwest Chicago suburbs with their three children.
The Foundation makes the process easy for the family. “The Community Foundation handles the paperwork and contacts the organizations you are interested in supporting,” Craig said. “That’s one of the things we liked rather than trying to chase down phone numbers or addresses and contact people ourselves. They make it a really easy way to contribute money to causes we are interested in.”
The Fund has supported several things related to healthcare, but family members have also chosen crisis organizations for women and children, a home being built in Taylorville to serve families who have lost a child, foster care support, and others.
“Part of it has been healthcare, but it has also varied, and that’s what is fun,” Craig said. “When we run across something that looks like a good organization doing the type of work we are interested in – the Foundation makes it easy to contribute.”
Becca appreciates how this is a family effort. “It is a good feeling every year when we decide which places we would like our money to go to,” Becca said. “It’s exciting for us. We do ours together, Craig and I, but then we contact our kids to do the same. We leave it up to them about what they want to choose. It makes us feel good we are able to offer this kind of help.”
Learn more about the foundation at www.cfll.org
More on What's Next for The Next 10:
John Stremsterfer, President & CEO of the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln shares the continued ex*****on and growth of the Next 10 project along with events Nov. 6-7.
When an event occurred that provided extra cash flow, it didn’t take long for Bruce and Barbara Thompson to agree on an idea to direct the money, and the Community Foundation was happy to assist.
“You throw an idea out one time at breakfast, and by lunch it’s a plan,” Bruce said. “Our focus is a donor-advised fund called the 1800 Shamrock Fund which we plan to benefit St. Patrick School.”
Giving back to the community is something the couple prioritizes. Bruce is a retired CPA who has also spent the past 10 years serving on the Community Foundation board of directors. Barb is a retired teacher with Springfield Public Schools District 186 who serves on the board at St. Patrick Catholic School.
The school dates back to 1910 and serves students of all backgrounds in small classes from preschool to grade five. Last year, when the school experienced an unexpected teacher vacancy in first grade, Barb agreed to come out of retirement and finish out the year. The day-to-day engagement with both students and fellow teachers is where she saw the school’s many opportunities firsthand, including a library improvement project the principal had envisioned.
“Our thought process was to try to use the Fund to support evidence-based projects and help with additional training for teachers for skills they could use in the classroom to help their students be more successful,” Bruce said. “Sometimes you need a little bit of money to get a matching grant from someone else who has a great idea.”
Before creating the Fund, Bruce and Barb talked it over with their two adult daughters, both of whom now live in the Pacific Northwest. Their youngest, Beverly, lives in Vancouver, Washington, while Beth, their oldest, lives in Portland, Oregon, with her family, which includes their first grandchild Juniper.
“Both daughters were very supportive of the idea,” Barb said. “They are also each very giving with the money they have. It’s just part of what we do. They were not surprised we wanted to help improve educational opportunities for others.”
For those considering a donor-advised fund, the couple has this advice. “Every little bit helps move an agenda forward, whatever it is that you care about,” Bruce said. “We just wanted something in place that could help St. Pat’s.”
Learn more about the foundation at www.cfll.org
The McGraw kids – Mike and his sisters Jenna and Christa – learned the value of hard work from their parents, Rick and Donna McGraw, who opened their first McDonald’s restaurant in Litchfield in 1979, later expanding into other communities including Springfield, Williamsville and Lincoln.
Mike grew up working in the restaurant business, and through the years, he saw firsthand his parents’ commitment to giving back to the community – another McGraw family core value. When the time came to establish a comprehensive approach to philanthropy, the Community Foundation proved invaluable.
“Giving back is just something we’ve always done,” Mike said. “It’s nice to have the Foundation to guide you.”
The Foundation team helped Mike and his sisters set up the donor-advised McGraw Family Fund in 2022. Their father had passed away in 2018, and the McDonald’s Springfield stores were sold in 2022. Mike still operates a McDonald’s in Litchfield and Williamsville. His older sister is in the hotel business and his younger sister owns the Nancy’s Pizza restaurants in Litchfield and Springfield.
Bringing the charitable efforts of the three siblings together and organized into one fund was a primary goal. Mike had heard about the Foundation from a friend who encouraged him to meet with President & CEO John Stremsterfer.
“The Community Foundation staff was outstanding to work with,” Mike said. “They did a great job of explaining what they do and the impact they have in the community. The staff knows what the community needs are, how much we have to give and where to best direct those funds to be of the most help. They are always welcoming, friendly and very helpful.”
The McGraw Family Fund focuses on children and youth in the Greater Springfield area including Lincoln, Litchfield and Williamsville. Organizations close to Mike’s heart include Ronald McDonald House and the Carol Jo Vecchie Women & Children’s Center. He and his wife Juliana direct grants to their church, Springfield First, and also to St. Francis in Litchfield.
Mike hopes to set a positive example for their three young sons, much like his parents did for him. He also hopes to encourage people to recognize the positive impact they can have through charitable giving.
“If you are someone who wants to give, regardless of how much you have or have available, once you get it started and invested – it starts to build and grow,” Mike said. “Our Fund is an example of that. It’s something we got started, and here before too long, we’ll add to it with our plan to sustain it over time.”
Learn more about the Community Foundation at www.cfll.org
For 40 plus years – police beat to managing editor to publisher and countless committees, work groups and community boards along the way – Patrick Coburn loved Springfield, and his commitment to the community did not end when he died in May of 2022.
“When Pat committed to an institution or a place – it was really special to him and he saw it through,” said Maggie Cope, Patrick’s younger sister who lives in Hoopeston, Illinois. “He definitely was committed to Springfield.”
The former publisher of The State Journal-Register (SJ-R) left a $1.7 million unrestricted bequest to the Community Foundation which will be aptly named the Patrick F. Coburn Fund.
“Pat’s generous gift to the Foundation came completely unrestricted and is our largest unrestricted gift to date,” said Foundation President and CEO John Stremsterfer. “Unrestricted funds address the evolving needs of the community as they change over time. Our staff and board of directors will be very intentional in determining how best to honor Pat’s legacy in using these funds.”
After starting as a police reporter for the Illinois State Register, Pat became managing editor when the Register merged with the Illinois State Journal in 1974 to become the Springfield State Journal-Register. In 1997, he became publisher of the SJ-R and was given the James C. Craven Freedom of the Press Award by the Illinois Press Association in the fall of 2006.
“Pat was an Illinois native, and he loved the SJ-R, and he loved Springfield,” said Rich Saal, former photography editor for the newspaper. “It doesn’t surprise me at all that he left a gift to the Community Foundation. He supported the arts, culture, Friend-in-Deed, and many other charities. He supported and enjoyed everything that Springfield had to offer. One of his biggest contributions was to contribute to a vibrant daily newspaper.”
Former Governor Jim Edgar served with Pat on the board during the pivotal start-up period for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (ALPLM) in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The two were each celebrated alumni of Eastern Illinois University (EIU). Patrick was inducted into the EIU Journalism Department Alumnus Hall of Fame in 2003 and was awarded an honorary doctorate of public service in 2006.
“We didn’t let people forget we both went to EIU,” the Governor said of their board service together. “Pat was very committed to the ALPLM, and he was involved in a lot of things in Springfield. He served an important function in helping Springfield move forward. It takes people outside of government to make a community work, and he was definitely a major factor.”
Having worked with Patrick for 20+ years, Rich Saal believes he built his legacy each and every day.
“Pat’s legacy was certainly in the quality of community journalism that we had,” Rich said. “Not only did he operate an outstanding newspaper – his legacy was his love of Springfield and the support he gave it. He was making gifts to all kinds of organizations and causes throughout his life.”
Maggie recalls that Pat appreciated how the Community Foundation did a lot of good for Springfield and the area. His family was not surprised he left a generous gift to the city he adopted as his own through the Foundation.
“A tribute isn’t anything Pat would want,” she said. “He didn’t do this for attention or accolades. He was humble. What he would want – if anything – would be if people would look at him as an example. That those who have plenty might think about doing something similar to give back.”
Learn more about the Community Foundation at www.cfll.org
Future Fund Accepting Applications! Deadline November 3, 2023
The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln is currently accepting proposals for grant requests from the Future Fund.
The Future Fund is the endowment fund of the Young Philanthropists giving circle. The Fund was established in 2006 in order to create a permanent grantmaking resource for Sangamon County.
The focus area for the award is childhood development and education. One grant up to $12,500 will be awarded in 2023. This will be the 18th annual grant from the Future Fund, and cumulative grantmaking from this fund has topped $145,000.
Access to the online grant application and instructions on completing the proposal can be found on the Foundation’s web site: www.CFLL.org
Local nonprofit organizations that serve Sangamon County and provide programs for child development and education are encouraged to submit a proposal before the November 3, 2023 deadline.
If you have questions about completing the Future Fund proposal, contact the Community Foundation at [email protected] or (217) 789-4431.
TWO WEEKS LEFT TO APPLY! The deadline is coming up on October 13 for the new grant opportunity for organizations that assist senior citizens who reside in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Morgan, Montgomery, and/or Sangamon counties.
Access the grant application on the Community Foundation's web site at:
https://cfll.org/Grants-Scholarships/Grant-Deadlines-Applications
ABOUT THE GRANT:
The Community Foundation is now accepting applications for the St. Joseph's Home Legacy of Care Fund. This fund supports programs and services that provide care for senior citizens with a financial need. Funds must be used to assist seniors who reside in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Morgan, Montgomery, and/or Sangamon counties.
Awards will range from $25,000 to $50,000 each, depending on availability of funds.
Local nonprofit organizations are encouraged to submit applications before the October 13, 2023 deadline.
https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/85096-Community-Foundation-For-The-Land-Of-Lincoln
The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln is pleased to welcome Kimberly Eck as philanthropic administrator. Her responsibilities include processing gifts and grants, database management, providing support for the Foundation’s grant programs, and organizing and directing special events.
“I am extremely excited to rejoin the Community Foundation team on a full-time basis,” said Eck. “It is an honor and privilege to continue work with this staff, the board of directors, and the philanthropic community throughout Central Illinois.”
Kim originally worked at the Community Foundation from 2015-2018, where she served as office manager, scholarship coordinator, and director of donor services. She returned to the classroom as an elementary teacher for several years at Blessed Sacrament School in Springfield, before coming back to the Foundation on a part-time basis in 2021. Prior to her work with the Community Foundation, Kim was a stay-at-home mother and caregiver to other children, a school relations director for a college funding company where she served as a liaison to financial aid officers and college students throughout the Midwest, a middle school science teacher, and an adjunct professor.
Kim holds a B.S. degree in Zoology from the State University of New York at Oswego and a M.S. degree in Elementary Education from The College of State Rose in Albany, NY. She has called Central Illinois home for 16 years and lives in Rochester with her family.
Through philanthropic services, strategic grantmaking and community leadership, the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln “connects people who care with causes that matter.” The Community Foundation serves Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan, and Sangamon counties.
NEW GRANT OPPORTUNITY!
The Community Foundation is excited to announce that the St. Joseph’s Home Legacy of Care Fund is now accepting requests for funding! This fund supports programs and services that provide care for senior citizens who have a financial need and reside in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Morgan, Montgomery, and/or Sangamon counties.
Awards will range from $25,000 -- $50,000 each. Deadline to apply is October 13.
Learn more at https://smr.to/p85096
In the wake of the devastating wildfires on Maui, the Hawaii Community Foundation is raising and deploying resources to address the evolving needs of the region. The Foundation has waived all donation fees, with 100% of funds going toward community needs. If you are interested in learning more, click the link below:
Maui Strong
Board Chair Allen Grosboll joined John Stremsterfer last week to talk about a new scholarship established in memory of Kevin Washington, who drowned while trying to rescue a six-year-old boy who fell in the Sangamon River in 1983. Learn more about Kevin’s story and the scholarship here ⬇️ ⬇️⬇️
Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln CEO John Stremsterfer is joined by Al Grosboll, who is spearheading the fundraising effort to sustain a scholarship in memory of local hero Kevin Washington.
A reminder! You have 2 weeks left to apply for grant opportunities!
The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln is now accepting proposals for its Community Grants Program, the Access to Recreation Fund and the CFLL Historic Preservation Fund. The deadline for all three grant cycles is July 14, 2023.
THE COMMUNITY GRANTS PROGRAM
The Community Grants Program is an unrestricted grantmaking program. Local nonprofits are invited to apply for up to $5,000 for any charitable focus in Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan, and/or Sangamon County, Illinois. Applicants will be notified of funding decisions in September.
https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/89818-Community-Foundation-For-The-Land-Of-Lincoln
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THE ACCESS TO RECREATION PROGRAM
The Access to Recreation Program was originally established at the Foundation through a challenge grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation in 2008. This fund supports accessible recreation programs that provide people with disabilities the opportunity to participate in outdoor or indoor recreation activities without barriers in Sangamon County.
Preference will be given to creative programmatic activities and events that promote integrated (able-bodied and disabled) access to recreation and positively impact the general public – not specific, individual clients. Multiple grant awards totaling $6,000 may be available, and individual requests should not exceed $3,000. Funds must be used for programs and services primarily assisting residents of Sangamon County, Illinois.
https://app.smarterselect.com/programs/89816-Community-Foundation-For-The-Land-Of-Lincoln?fbclid=IwAR3ebwKu0_tGiaetxNGmFvsXIEIOIJr6VIDtwa72jVE5j4YzcB4kNVi4v2Q
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THE CFLL HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND
The CFLL Historic Preservation Fund is an endowment fund established to assist nonprofit organizations in funding historic preservation projects in Springfield, Illinois. Up to $6,000 may be awarded from this fund. Projects are sought that support the physical improvement of structures and/or promote the issue of historic preservation in Springfield, Illinois.
The CFLL Historic Preservation Fund was established by a Community Foundation board resolution in 2008 in coordination with an initial contribution from excess funds following the rededication celebration of the Illinois Old State Capitol Building upon its 40th anniversary.
Local nonprofit organizations are encouraged to submit proposals before the July 14, 2023 deadline. Applicants must apply via the Community Foundation’s online system at www.CFLL.org. Please contact the Community Foundation with questions at 217-789-4431. Local nonprofits that would like to be notified of future grant opportunities can also sign up on the Foundation’s website to receive grant alerts via email.
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Through philanthropic services, strategic grantmaking and community leadership, the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln “connects people who care with causes that matter.”
The Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln is pleased to welcome Sarah Tapscott as vice president of development. Her responsibilities include planning, directing and evaluating the Community Foundation’s fund development activities.
“I am excited to start my journey here at the Community Foundation. I look forward to sharing the vision and mission of this wonderful organization and helping connect people with causes that matter,” Tapscott said.
Sarah came to the Community Foundation with an extensive background in both the nonprofit sector and philanthropy. Sarah previously worked at the United Way of Central Illinois as the director of community impact where she collaborated closely with the Community Foundation on several community-wide initiatives. After leaving United Way, she spent time fundraising at local nonprofits before becoming the director of statewide partnerships at Forefront, the statewide association for nonprofits and grant makers in Illinois. She served as the director of advancement at Sacred Heart-Griffin High School for the past two years.
Sarah earned a B.A. degree from Illinois State University in Community Health Education, has served on several community and professional boards, including as president of the local Association of Fundraising Professionals chapter. Sarah, her husband Nick and their two children live in Springfield.
Through philanthropic services, strategic grantmaking and community leadership, the Community Foundation for the Land of Lincoln “connects people who care with causes that matter.” The Community Foundation serves Cass, Christian, Logan, Macoupin, Menard, Montgomery, Morgan, and Sangamon counties.
Swing by the YP event tonight, it’s going to be awesome!” says Community Foundation Staffer Kim Eck. For extra points – who spies the Cabbage Patch Doll peaking its head into this adorable photo?
The YP Kickoff is today, Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
Marcia, Marcia, Marcia! We just love your iconic Gen X perm, strategically feathered like Farrah! The Community Foundation's Marcia Short rocks the retro look!
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
"Good Times + Great Friends + Awesome Tutu = Amazing Memories at the YP Kickoff on June 20th!” - says Megan Nelson.
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
A paisley and polyester combo always makes this Gen X’er smile! The Community Foundation’s Stacy Reed is a card-holding member of Gen X!
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
Today's throwback is Erin Crumly. In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
Erin says about Young Philanthropists: “YP gives me a chance to join forces with my peers who share an interest in strengthening our local community.”
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
In the Great Crochet Vesting of the 1970s, no child was spared. Betsy Weidner rocks her Gen X fashion.
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
"Fire up! YP’s Kick-Off Event is just around the corner!” says Jay Roszhart
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
"What are you waiting for? Get off the phone chat party line, and RSVP for YP’s event! It’s going to be so rad!” - Pam Hulton
In honor of our upcoming event on June 20 at the Gen X exhibit, we are sharing some of our favorite throwback pics!
The YP Kickoff is Tuesday, June 20, 2023, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM at the Illinois State Museum's 'Growing Up X' Exhibition. Enjoy radical hors d'oeuvres and drinks while exploring this exhibit examining the music, fashion, toys, fads, and events that shaped a generation.
This is the perfect event to INVITE YOUR FRIENDS, and introduce them to the giving circle.
The museum is located at 502 S. Spring Street in Springfield. There is free on-site parking available after 5:00 PM.
For nearly two decades, YP members have pooled their annual membership contributions and partnered with the Community Foundation to invest $149,000 in programs that address the needs of our community’s most vulnerable children.
Kindly RSVP by calling 217.789.4431, or email [email protected].
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