• Foundation’s Leadership Development Programming
• Generations Qualla
• CPFdn Being a Good Neighbor in Western North Carolina
• RTCAR

Other

Arm in Arm: Engaged Grantmaking in Local Communities, a study commissioned by Cherokee Preservation Foundation in 2007, was the Foundation's first report about the uniqueness of place-based grantmaking and the strategies it entails. Thirty grantmakers were interviewed during the project.

Cherokee Preservation Foundation has been making grants on tribal lands and neighboring rural communities for ten years. From Transactional to Transformational is a new interactive report with videos and photo galleries that describes some of the unique challenges of place-based grantmaking on tribal lands and rural communities, and highlights strategies for success distilled from Cherokee Preservation Foundation’s experience.

The Foundation’s brochure gives an overview of its areas of focus, types of grants, eligibility requirement and how to apply. After each grant cycle, we publish a two-page addendum called Investments in Change that summarizes grants made in each focus area and provides grants and funding totals for the cycle and for the entire period since the Foundation began making grants in 2002.

CPFdn Brochure

Investments in Change - Fall 2011