At the end of 2015, the IRA charitable rollover was signed into permanent law. This is a huge opportunity for generous people like you to make a permanent investment in the charitable causes you love. How does the IRA charitable rollover work? If you or...
Over the last three years, Indian River Community Foundation has awarded discretionary grants totaling more than $500,000 to support Moonshot Moment programs or projects. We are proud of our association with the organizations featured in this article, and encourage you to learn more about helping...
The efforts of Indian River Impact 100 continue to make a meaningful difference throughout our community. This recent article highlights this important work, and some exciting news of what’s to come in the year ahead. Impact 100 are women and philanthropy making a difference. Members...
(Vero Beach, Fla. – May 18, 2016) Indian River Community Foundation awarded discretionary grants totaling $425,000 to 10 local nonprofit charitable organizations from its 2016 discretionary grants cycle. The grants were reviewed by a volunteer Grants Committee chaired by Lenora Ritchie that included Chuck Ball,...
[caption id="attachment_1367" align="alignright" width="340"] President and CEO Jeff Pickering, joined by IRCF Directors Bob Burr, Lois Appleby and Scott Alexander[/caption] Local attorneys, accountants and financial advisors gathered together for breakfast at Quail Valley River Club to honor Richard H. Johnson, recipient of The Pinnacle Award...
Indian River Community Foundation celebrates its eighth year of operation as it continues to help individuals and families carry out and organize their charitable giving. This celebration was hosted by Rick and Laura McDermott and sponsored by Northern Trust. The Foundation is one of the fastest...
October 29, 2015 by Mary Schenkel This past year was one of change for the Indian River Community Foundation, beginning in February with the hiring of new CEO Jeff Pickering to replace Kerry Bartlett, who resigned after six years at the helm. Then in August,...
February 12, 2015 by Mary Schenkel. Local philanthropists, advisors and representatives of several nonprofit organizations took the long and winding road to the spectacular Gem Island home of Bob and Susan Morrison last Wednesday, hosts of the Indian River Community Foundation Founders and Fund Holders...
[caption id="attachment_2373" align="alignleft" width="200"] Photo: Kerry Bartlett at Community Foundation.[/caption] Story by Mary Schenkel After six years working side by side with some of the island’s leading philanthropists, Kerry Bartlett has resigned as executive director of the Indian River Community Foundation to take a position...