For Donors
Donate to an Established Fund
In order to donate to MCCF, you must designate the fund that will benefit from your contribution. Because we want to make sure your gift reaches the proper fund, we ask that you use the menu below to help identify this fund. Once you select the fund, you will have the opportunity to complete your donation online.
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Donations in memory of James F. Graham may be made to the MCCF General Fund.
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If you would like to make a contribution via check, please download our
donation card.
Is this gift given in honor or in memory of someone?
Do you want this gift to be anonymous?
If so, after completing the Google Checkout process, please do the following:
For honorary or memorial gifts:
Send an e-mail to
giving@mccf.org with the name of the individual your gift is in honor or memory of. Be sure to include the name and address of the person to be notified of your gift (without reference to the amount).
For anonymous gifts:
Send an e-mail to
giving@mccf.org indicating that you wish your gift to be anonymous.
There are three different ways you can search for the fund to which you wish to donate.
- List of Funds by Type
This option provides you with a list of funds according to type: designated, donor advised, field of interest, organizational endowment, scholarship and unrestricted.
- List of Funds by Areas of Benefit
This option provides you with a list of funds according to the area the fund benefits: donor advised, arts/culture, education, environment, health, historical preservation, human services, public/society benefit, religion, and research.
- List of Funds in Alphabetical Order
This option allows you to search for the fund in an alphabetical list. We suggest this option if you already know the name of the fund to which you wish to donate.
Updated December 2009
Masthead Photo: Fountain at Restoration Park located in the Putnam Historic District of Zanesville - Photo by Joe Clark
