Category: Community

Every year, the Easton Community Foundation chooses six local nonprofit organizations to support as part of our Change for Charity initiative. Our Change for Charity partner in January and February is A Kid Again, a non-profit organization dedicated to making memories for children with life-threatening

What is the mission behind Homeport? Homeport creates strong communities by developing quality, affordable homes on a cornerstone of dignity, security and opportunity. What do you love about being a part of Homeport, and what do you want people to

Every year, the Easton Community Foundation chooses six local nonprofit organizations to support as part of its Change for Charity initiative. Our Change for Charity partner in July and August was Furniture Bank, an organization focused on turning an empty

Every year, the Easton Community Foundation chooses six local nonprofit organizations to support as part of its Change for Charity initiative. Our Change for Charity partner for May and June is Ruling Our eXperiences, also known as ROX. ROX is an

Every year, the Easton Community Foundation chooses six local nonprofit organizations to support as part of its Change for Charity initiative. Our Change for Charity partner in March and April was Harmony Project, an organization founded on bringing together people of

Every year, the Easton Community Foundation chooses six local nonprofit organizations to support as part of its Change for Charity initiative. Our Change for Charity partner in January and February was The Center for Family Safety and Healing, an organization focused

Did you know that every coin dropped into a parking meter and every paid parking ticket at Easton helps fund local charities? Each year over the past 20 years, Easton Town Center and the Easton Community Foundation have selected six youth and family-focused

Did you know that every coin dropped into a parking meter and every paid parking ticket at Easton helps fund local charities? Each year over the past 20 years, Easton Town Center and the Easton Community Foundation have selected six youth and family-focused