Open a Fund

Establishing a charitable fund at BCF is an easy and effective way to carry out your philanthropy.

All that’s necessary is a simple fund agreement and your gift to open the fund. Most funds may be opened with a minimum gift of $10,000; to endow a new scholarship the minimum is $200,000. Your fund may be created with a current gift, or through a planned gift like a bequest.

We’d love to meet with you to talk about your dreams and goals, and create a plan that matches your charitable purpose and financial situation.

Stories

Remembering Sidney Silber

Longtime philanthropist and BCF donor dies

Planning forward by giving back

The story of the Richard and Lois Hug Family Fund

Investing in Baltimore's youth

The story of the Howard Family Fund

Clementine Peterson: a modern-day philanthropist remembered

Baltimore arts patron and philanthropist remembered through her permanent charitable funds

HOBY: Developing leaders for life

Maryland Leadership Seminar Foundation encourages leadership, service, and innovation

Four generations—and sale of lemonade—benefit Baltimore

Four generations of S.H. Shriver Jr. family philantropy

Civic and Philanthropic Benefits

"BCF goes beyond charity to civic leadership," says Theo Rodgers

CyberPoint International Commits $1,000,000 to New Charitable Endowed Fund at the Baltimore Community Foundation

Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP Continuing Fund at BCF grants $25,000 for education programming

Today, the Baltimore Community Foundation announced $25,000 in grants to fund important education work from the Rosenberg Martin Greenberg LLP Continuing Fund of the Baltimore Community Foundation.

Carlessia Hussein: Inspiring Donors by Investing in Youth

Carlessia Hussein established a donor-advised fund at BCF to support programs to guide minority middle school students toward success. She views her emphasis on male youth as “a gift for females” as well, balancing a cohort who can “travel the same path toward becoming productive citizens, supportive parents, and outstanding leaders.”

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