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Flutter at the Fountain ’24 raised $50,000

Fountain Hills Community Foundation continues support of local nonprofits

Flutter at the Fountain was held in April of this year at Fountain Park.

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Community Foundation

The Sunridge Foundation began in 1995 and was designed as a giving hub of the community for nonprofit organizations in the area.

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Community Foundation

Flutter ’24 initiated its limited-edition series featuring ten creatively designed roadrunners. The limited-edition series will continue to feature a new Southwest animal in the years to come.

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Community Foundation

Dori Wittrig is the president of the Fountain Hills Community Foundation. She has been with the organization since inception.

Photo courtesy of Fountain Hills Community Foundation

The Fountain Hills Community Foundation (FHCF) recently announced its signature fundraising event, Flutter at the Fountain, raised some $50,000 in support of local nonprofit organizations.

Last year, FHCF awarded approximately $60,000 to local nonprofit organizations.

Celebrating 30 years next year, the FHCF has given over $1.5 million to local nonprofits that support the youth, seniors and families in the community.

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