When you want to give back, you know it's home.

Working backwards to give back.

Her first priority - second chances.

Pursuing charitable goals as wisely as financial ones.

A legacy he can trust.

The Charitable Checkbook.  Your giving, your timetable.

Giving through the Foundation increases the impact of the Hanleys’ church donations.

Their Foundation account lets Bill Minier and Becky Anderson take a holistic view on their annual giving.

Carol Gendler gives to the charities she cares about – without giving up her say in the matter.

Inspired by her sister's struggles with cerebral palsy and her mother's tireless advocacy, Connie O'Neil came to the Foundation with a mission to help disabled adults.

Dave Karnes turned to the Foundation for help honoring his wife, Liz, and her accomplishments in the community.

Their Donor Advised Fund allows the Kelleys to have a family foundation within the Omaha Community Foundation.

After receiving a generous inheritance, Dick Hays came to the Foundation for help sharing that generosity with the community.

Esther Pilster says she’s an ”educator, not a businesswoman.” She trusts the Foundation to help her make intelligent decisions about charitable giving.

Joel Russell uses the Foundation as a resource to learn more about which organizations are doing the most good in the community.

John Hancock, a partner at the public accounting firm of Hancock and Dana, PC, guides his clients to the Foundation for the tax benefits—and to benefit from the Foundation's deep knowledge of the charitable landscape.

Mark Weber – an estate, retirement, and financial planner at Silverstone Group – appreciates the flexibility the Omaha Community Foundation gives his clients.

The ease of working with the Foundation helps Mike App find a place for philanthropy in his life—despite a busy career.

Omaha is thriving, says Mayor Mike Fahey, because of the generosity and commitment of its charitable citizens.

Chairman Mike McCarthy believes the Omaha Community Foundation is helping more people than ever make their charitable dreams come true.

Attorney Paul Jessen wishes he would have known sooner about all the ways the Foundation could help him help his clients with their estate planning.

The Foundation makes it simple for Rick Scofield to keep track of all the donations he and his wife make throughout the year.

Now that Rick Shaneyfelt has a family, he can’t afford to give as much time to the religious organizations he cares about. But, with his Foundation account, he still offers meaningful support.

Susan Peplow uses the Foundation to get—and give—more from a stock donation.