an affiliate of St. Croix Valley Foundation
Est. 1999
Community Minded. Future Focused.
Serving the people of Hudson, Wisconsin
Hudson
Community Foundation
Board of Directors
Adam Bast (Board Chair)
Tracy Habisch-Ahlin (Vice Chair)
Ejaz Saifullah
Bob Baumann
Sara Armbruster
Jennifer Driscoll
MISSION
Advancing the quality of life in the Hudson area.
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Building a community of donors who invest in the community by contributing towards and establishing endowment funds
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Offering simplicity and flexibility in charitable giving, maximum tax advantages and the knowledge that gifts will benefit the community in perpetuity
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Managing and growing endowed funds wisely
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Initiating and supporting programs that stimulate further development of the community’s livability
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Directing endowment income to fund effective programs which maintain and enhance the community’s quality of life.
HISTORY
In 1999 the Hudson Community Foundation was founded (initially as the Hudson Community Fund) via community leader support and a matching grant from the Bremer Foundation. Since 1999, Hudson Community Foundation has provided funds and support for numerous organizations and projects which advance the quality of life in the Hudson area.
IMPACT
Some of the Organizations and Programs Funded:
Hudson Medical Center, O’Connell Scholarship Fund,
Hudson High School Scholarships, Winona State Univ. Scholarship,
University of Wisconsin – Madison Scholarship,
Hudson High School Seniors, St. Croix Valley YMCA – Y Partners,
Operation Help, Hudson Community Action,
EP Rock Elementary School – Stand By Me Program,
Minnesota Orchestral Association, Bridge for Hudson Youth,
St. Croix Family Resource Center, Hudson Education Literacy Project,
Hudson High School Soccer Stadium
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
Hudson Community Foundation provide funding for education, human services, civic projects, youth and the environment.
Qualified grantee projects will benefit the Hudson community and will provide a clearly defined need, audience, cost and plan for implementation.
Hudson Community Foundation