Organizations receiving a Giving Tree are pictured with Charlotte DeWitt, executive director of the Clark County Community Foundation, in the center. Courtesy photo by Sydney Bowman/Arkansas Community Foundation
Fifteen local nonprofit organizations will benefit from charitable Giving Tree grants awarded at a reception held in downtown Arkadelphia.
The Clark County Community Foundation (CCCF) awarded a total of $25,596 in the 2026 grant cycle. Recipient programs battle a number of issues ranging from food insecurity to literacy and animal welfare. In general, the charitable grants range from $250 to $1,500.
Grant recipients in 2026 were the Acorn Project, Clark County Ecumenical Food Pantry, Arkadelphia Community Family Enrichment Center, Lighthouse Ministries, Arkansas Hunters Feeding the Hungry, Rotary Club of Arkadelphia/Imagination Library of Clark County, Dawson Cooperative, Tri-Lakes CASA, Malone Child Safety Center, The CALL of Clark County, Arkansas Single Parent Scholarship, Literacy Council of the Ouachitas, Special Olympics of Arkansas, and the Humane Society of Clark County.
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The CCCF is one of 29 affiliates of the statewide Arkansas Community Foundation. Guided by a local board of directors, its mission is to improve the quality of life across Clark County through endowments, asset building and programs.
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