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Celebrating 25 Years of Giving
For 25 years, the Greene County Community Foundation has helped connect generosity with meaningful impact across our community. What started as a vision for local giving has grown into a lasting legacy of support for nonprofits, scholarships, community initiatives, and the people who call Greene County home.
As we celebrate this milestone anniversary, we invite you to take a moment and reflect on everything we’ve accomplished together. None of it would be possible without the donors, partners, nonprofits, and community members who have been part of the journey along the way.
Thank you for helping us make a difference over the last 25 years, and for continuing to shape the future of giving in Greene County.
For Students
College is a big step and your horizons are bright. Greene Giving is here to help you get there by connecting local Greene County students with scholarship opportunities made possible by generous donors who believe in your future.
Ready to Make a Difference?
Your gift, of any size, supports the people, places, and possibilities that make Greene County thrive. Every donation helps strengthen our community and move generosity forward, one meaningful step at a time.
Why Greene Giving?
For 25 years, The Greene County Community Foundation, d/b/a Greene Giving, has helped individuals, families, and organizations create deep, lasting impressions in our community.
We bring deep local knowledge, financial expertise, and a commitment to personal connection, so you never have to navigate your generosity journey alone.
Creating deep impressions begins with a conversation. Share your goals with us, and we’ll offer the guidance and partnership to help bring your generosity to life.
Pathways To Generosity
Latest News
Please join us in welcoming Reese Monnin to Greene Giving as our Client Relations Manager! A Xenia native with a background in marketing and nonprofit outreach.
Carol Graff’s more than 50 years of public service have left a lasting mark on Greene County. From her leadership with the Greene County Public Library to her dedication to strengthening our community, her legacy will continue to make a difference for generations to come. Read more about Carol’s remarkable impact and the lasting contributions she leaves behind.
John Smith, founder of Buckman’s Harley-Davidson in Xenia, wrote a letter approximately 40 years ago expressing his hope to give back to local students through vocational education. He envisioned a partnership with the Greene County Career Center that would provide students with hands-on experience and opportunities to prepare for careers as automotive and motorcycle mechanics.