Scenic John Bryan State Park. Photography by Weir McBride.
The Greene County Community Foundation is working to offer the best possible service. That means providing information needed to learn more about Greene Giving's significant options and programs.
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By: Ed Zeiders,
Speaker at the Seventh Annual Luncheon Meeting for the Greene County Community Foundation, April 24, 2008
The role of community foundations in the United States is expanding rapidly, each with the potential to galvanize the communities, and identify systemic projects for change and growth.
Among considerations in many communities or counties are three primary areas for consideration: economic vitality, public health and safety, and education. When community foundations provide a process and a product to intervene in these three vital areas, change happens.
In our personal lives we are responsible to make ourselves of the greatest possible usefulness and to invest heavily in the well-being of others. Anything else appears to be self-service, a contradictory pattern of life within a philanthropic society.
How to Contact UsThe Greene County Community Foundation, d/b/a Greene Giving, is working to offer the best possible service. That means providing information needed to learn more about Greene Giving's significant options and programs.
Please click on links to the Internal Revenue Service’s Form 990 for a complete list of Board of Directors and other information filed by Greene Giving, as well as other information. If you want to speak to someone directly, you may call Edward Marrinan at (937) 562-5552 during normal business hours. Our mailing address is Greene County Community Foundation, 25 Greene Street, Xenia, OH 45385-3101.
Greene Giving is located above the Greene County Treasurer’s office, across from the courthouse, at the corner of Main and Greene Street in downtown Xenia.
For the Executive Director, contact Edward Marrinan, 937-562-5552
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