CFOS Foundation - In the News

We're proud to announce the CFOS Foundation has awarded five grants for 2022 totaling $165,000! This is the largest single-year award in the history of the Foundation. This is a testament to the ongoing commitment from CFO Selections to give back to the communities in which it operates. Specifically, the CFOS Foundation continues to focus on investing in non-profits that support youth and families impacted by foster and kinship care.

The CFOS Foundation Board approved the grants to four non-profit organizations which are well respected in the nonprofit world for their contributions to the foster care ecosystem.

The four grantees include one repeat organization – Bridge Meadows, and three new organizations – Olympic Angels and Hope Sparks in Washington and Oregon Social Learning Center (KEEP) in Oregon.

The approved grants were to the following non-profit organizations:

In light of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the CFOS Foundation Board approved four emergency, unrestricted grants; each in the amount of $20,000. Due to the urgency of the situation, the funds were granted to the organizations now vs. waiting until our usual grant cycle in the fall. Even in the best of times the needs of foster children don’t typically receive much publicity. Foster children are at continuing high-risk and receiving even less attention during this crisis. These organizations were selected because they are previous grantees who are well respected for their contributions to improving the lives of foster children.

The CFOS Foundation Board approved the grants to non-profit organizations which are well respected in the nonprofit world for their contributions to the foster care ecosystem.  The approved grants were to the following non-profit organizations:

The CFOS Foundation is very pleased to announce Cedric Davis as the latest addition to the Foundation Board.