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    Membership Elects New directors; Board Elects New Officers

    • This is to announce that at its 2020 Annual Meeting of Members held on
    Friday January 17, the membership elected the following the Board of Directors:
           Bill Bach                         Bob Burkart
           Pete Cunningham          Joe O'Connor
    On behalf of the Board, we would like to congratulate them and thank them for their willingness to serve on the Board and help us continue to guide the Foundation to support the organizations that serve the citizens of North Port.  We would also

    Board of Directors Awards over $58,000 and SUN Newpaper Acknowledges

    • Thanks to the participation and enthusiasm of our members and fund-raiser board 2attendees, the Foundation is thrilled to announce that we were able to grant $58,116 in 2019 to 27 charitable organizations that help North Port.  With this award, the HCCF celebrates reaching total grants awarded of $361,777 since 2011.  Again, this is only possible because of the dedicated support of Heron Creek residents and members.  Thank you so much.

    Board Announces New Discounted Pre-Paid Membership Options

    • discountIn response to suggestions and in an effort to make it even easier for members, the Board is now offering new discounted pre-paid memberships.  This will allow members to avoid missing their renewal dates, provide members some savings and reduce work on our volunteers.  The new available plans are explained below.

    Looking for Volunteers

    • Nothing feels better than helping others!  volunteer we love
    The HCCF Board of Directors is extending an invitation to jump on the band wagon and feel the joy of being involved with an institution whose sole purpose is "giving back" to help those in need in the North Port community.   These days, due to many factors like Red Tide and low wages, many North Port families are in need.