Lincoln, NE – Community Services Fund of Nebraska is excited to announce the addition of three new member agencies for the 2019 Campaign, giving employees more choices in their workplace giving campaigns. This brings their member agency list total up to 70 nonprofits across the state, all working to enhance the quality of life in Nebraska.
New agencies include:
Bridges to Hope provides support, encouragement, and tangible items necessary to furnish a new home, to men and women who have been released from incarceration.
Food Bank for the Heartland serves as a clearinghouse to distribute emergency food (fresh produce, dairy, shelf stable food) to partners in 93 counties in Nebraska and western Iowa.
Nebraska Recycling Council provides assistance and resources to reduce, reuse, and recycle materials for their highest and best use, protecting Nebraska’s good life for future generations.
“We are excited to add these great organizations to our 2019 Campaign,” said Melissa Filipi, Executive Director. “Community Services Fund of Nebraska is committed to continued growth, increasing the fundraising capacity of our nonprofit members, and providing expanded choices for donors. Our members represent the arts, environment, education, animals, social justice, and more!”
Community Services Fund of Nebraska is a federation of nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life in Nebraska, and exists to connect donors to the causes they care about most. CSF makes it easy and effective for workplaces and employees to support positive change in their communities by making donations through payroll deduction.
