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Field of Interest Funds A Field of Interest Fund is perfect for a contributor who does not want to select individual nonprofit organizations, but who has preferences about program areas, needs, or even geographical areas. This type of fund often appeals to others who share the same values, and they may choose to make additional gifts to the named fund. The fund is named by the donor, who designates the fund's special focus. Examples include: arts and culture, education, environment and conservation, health and human services, community development, historic preservation. The donor can also select a specific region, or community, within Waukesha County, for the fund's emphasis. A Field of Interest Fund can be established with a gift of $25,000 or more. The Artesian Fund program can be used to create a Field of Interest Fund. Donor Designated Funds Donor Designated Funds can be created and named by a donor. Such funds are usually established to benefit one specific charitable organization. The Board will honor the designation of the donor as long as the designated organization continues to operate and provide service in keeping with the donor’s wishes. If an organization ceases to exist, programs with similar services will be supported to honor the donor’s intent. By permanently directing the fund's resources to a specific nonprofit organization, it is easier to handle the administration of a Donor Designated Fund, which can be established with a gift of $10,000 or more. This type of fund may appeal to someone who wants to provide lasting support for an organization that may not have an endowment fund, or may not have experience investing endowment funds. The Artesian Fund program can be used to create a Donor Designated Fund. WCCF
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