The Bucyrus Area Community Foundation provides for two types of endowment funds for community organizations: Agency Endowments and School Endowments.
An Agency Endowment is a type of designated fund established by a charity at a community foundation for the charity's own benefit or the benefit of a related entity. For example, an art museum transfers funds to a community foundation to establish a fund that will provide annual distributions to the art museum for its own use. Learn more about the Bucyrus and Crawford County Ohio Agency Endowments with the Bucyrus Area Community Foundation.
In 2000, the Bucyrus Area Community Foundation offered matching grants to the five school systems within the BACF's service area. These funds were established so that the income off the funds went directly back to the individual school systems. Learn more about the
Bucyrus and Crawford County Ohio School Endowments with the Bucyrus Area Community Foundation.
