100 Men Who Give

100 Men Who Give, a Giving Circle, was created to help fund our local Glynn County nonprofits that serve the needs of our community. By joining together each quarter, we are able to greatly expand our impact for those in need. For new members: make your first quarterly donation of $100 to officially join 100 Men.

Coastal Community Endowment Fund

The Coastal Community Endowment is a permanent fund that supports, and will continue to support, future generations through a broad range of identified community needs: feeding the hungry, educating youth, protecting our coastal environment, nourishing the arts, revitalizing neighborhoods, and a multitude of social services. This fund also makes a contribution to the Foundation's annual competitive Community Impact Fund award program.

Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation - Operations

CCGF's Operating Fund supports the day-to-day work that makes everything else possible — from grantmaking and donor services to community research and nonprofit support across Camden, Glynn, and McIntosh counties. Unrestricted gifts to this fund strengthen the Foundation's ability to serve as a trusted partner in philanthropy, ensuring every dollar given to our community funds is matched by the staff and infrastructure needed to put it to work effectively.

Friends of Grace

For more than a century, Grace Baptist Church—now Grace Hall Darien—has been part of Darien's story. Today, it has the opportunity to become an even greater part of McIntosh County's future. The restoration of this remarkable landmark is nearing completion, but saving the building is only the beginning. The greater opportunity is to transform Grace Hall into a much-needed regional gathering place for music, arts, weddings, lectures, meetings, community celebrations, and nonprofit events. With few venues like it in coastal Georgia, Grace Hall will become an important cultural and civic center for residents and visitors alike. Friends of Grace was established to help make this vision a reality. As a fund of the CCGF, this 501(c)(3) provides individuals, families, businesses, and foundations with the opportunity to make tax-deductible gifts that will transform Grace Hall and provide local nonprofits with an exceptional venue for meetings, fundraising events, and public programs. Your contribution will help restore the historic stained-glass windows and pews, install professional sound, lighting, and acoustic systems, equip a commercial kitchen, support ongoing community programs and maintain this piece of history. Grace Hall's future is built upon an extraordinary past. Since 1915, Grace Baptist Church has stood as a landmark in Darien's historic district and an important part of McIntosh County's Gullah Geechee heritage. After years of abandonment and devastating storm damage, the building stood on the brink of collapse. In 2024, the Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation named Grace Hall one of Georgia's Places in Peril. Thanks to dedicated supporters, its structural restoration is now nearing completion. By supporting Friends of Grace, you become part of Grace Hall's next chapter—preserving an irreplaceable landmark while creating a welcoming place where people gather to celebrate, learn, connect, and build lasting memories for generations to come.

Georgia Hunter Donor Advised Fund

Mildred Huie/Mildred Huie Wilcox Endowment For the Arts and Culture

The purpose of the Mildred Huie/Mildred Huie Wilcox Endowment for Arts and Culture is to help stimulate vitality and quality in nonprofit organizations specializing in visual, musical, performing arts, cultural programming, and Coastal Georgia History. Grants will be made to any 501(c)3 organization or educational institution for improvements in management, artistic excellence, or special programming. Special consideration will be given to organizations whose artistic offerings are reflective of, and deeply rooted in, the Coastal Georgia community. No grants will be made to individual artists.

Phoenix Fund

SSAAHC

CCGF is providing a comprehensive fiscal sponsorship for the St. Simons African American Heritage Coalition's activities for The Project which include the following areas: Organizational Development, Staffing, Programming, Community Engagement

SSAAHC Capital Campaign Bathroom Fund

The SSAAHC Capital Campaign Bathroom Fund will support the construction of an ADA-accessible restroom facility in a small, stand-alone building on land adjacent to the Historic Harrington School Cultural Center and Harrington Park. This shovel-ready, four-month project removes a fundamental barrier that has long limited the site's use, transforming the Harrington grounds into a more comfortable, inclusive, and functional gathering place for residents, students, elders, and heritage tourists.

Visitors' Club Preservation Fund

Gracing the entrance to the FJ Torras Causeway since 1931, the exterior of The Visitors Club was restored through a community volunteer effort in 2022. This historic structure was designed by renowned local architect Francis Abreu and is recognized as one of the first tourist welcome centers in the nation. The Visitors Club Preservation Fund will provide for the future maintenance and continued restoration of this iconic Golden Isles landmark.

William Bernard McCloud Community Impact Fund

Contributions to this fund go directly to CCGF’s annual competitive award cycle which offers funding for non-profit organizations serving Glynn, Camden, and McIntosh Counties. As a former CCGF board member and active Community Impact Committee (CIC) member, Bernard McCloud served his community with distinction and purpose. CCGF can think of no better tribute than to rename the Foundation’s annual competitive award in recognition of his dedication to and love for his coastal home. CCGF hopes this fund and the awards that come from it reflect the best aspects of the Foundation and the community that Bernard helped build and shape, ensuring that the work we do is For Good, Forever.