Support
Thank you for your support in any amount! We truly appreciate your investment in the Franklin County Community Development Corporation. Did you know, with a donation of $1,000 or more, you get half of it back in Community Investment Tax Credits (CITC)! That means you can double your impact with your gift!
Read about how the CITC can lower your tax burden.
To give securely online, please fill in this form. You can also give through Venmo.
To donate by check
Thank you for donating by check, which saves us from paying credit card fees. Please send your gift to:
Franklin County CDC
324 Wells Street
Greenfield, MA 01301
Don't hesitate to call with any questions: (413) 774-7204
Donate in memory of Rick McKelvey
To donate in memory of Rick McKelvey, a long-time supporter of the FCCDC's Western MA Food Processing Center, please click here.
Make a gift with a donor-advised fund
Donor-advised funds (DAF) are a great way to make a charitable gift. DAFs can provide you with immediate tax benefits while making your charitable giving easier. Here are two simple ways you can make a gift through your DAF:
- Make an outright gift by suggesting a grant to the Franklin County CDC.
- Designate the Franklin County CDC to receive all or a portion of the fund value upon the termination of the fund.
You can select the option that best suits your philanthropic and financial goals to support the Franklin County CDC. Just contact your fund administrator to request a distribution or beneficiary form or download the appropriate form(s) from your administrator’s website.
If you include Franklin County CDC in your plans, please let us know and use our legal name and federal tax ID.
Legal Name:Â Franklin County Community Development Corporation
Address:Â 324 Wells Street, Greenfield, MA 01301
Federal Tax ID Number: 04-2678309
The impact of your gift
$25: Covers the cost of a free consultation for an entrepreneur with a coach to develop a business idea
$50: Pays for free mentorship for youth entrepreneur to hone pitch to investors
$75: Allows us to provide a free review of a business's financial information in preparation for a loan application
$100: Covers fees for one Wholesale Readiness Program participant to exhibit at a local food trade show
$250: Pays for free consulting for farmer preparing for value-added production for their crop
$1.000: Partially covers a day of food manufacturing at the Western MA Food Processing Center
$2,000: Covers the cost of an entrepreneur taking a recipe from an idea to a product ready for grocery store shelves
$3,000–$5,000: Covers a mini-grant for a healthy food retail store in a low-income, low-grocery area