ALLEGANY COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: New member the Community Trust Foundation to the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce

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Please welcome new member the Community Trust Foundation to the Allegany County Chamber of Commerce. The Community Trust Foundation, established in 2006, is working to strengthen the region by working in partnership with donors and community groups. To accomplish their mission they build philanthropic resources, connect donors to organizations and programs they care about, make effective grants that impact community needs, and manage investments for smaller non-profits. They welcome you to join the Community Trust Foundation in their mission to strengthen and improve the quality of life in the tri-county area of Allegany, Garrett and Mineral Counties. Together we can make a difference.

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