News - stories of impact

• 

  LCF Open Door Grants: Supporting Wellness in Our Community

  The Wellbeing Initiative, a nonprofit organization developed, driven, and run by peers, is empowering individuals living with mental health and substance use challenges to reach their fullest potential.
  See details »
• 

  Making a Difference: Kile and Cuz Johnson Create Endowment Supporting Early Childhood

  Sitting across from Kile and Cuz Johnson, you can feel their great affection for our community. The couple met during their junior year at Lincoln Southeast High School, married, began and grew their family and their businesses, all in Lincoln. Their fondness for one another and for the place they call home is a ‘forever’ kind of love – so much so that they’ve made an extraordinary investment supporting Lincoln’s youngest residents beyond their lifetimes.
  See details »
• 

  Story of Impact: Truth & Reconciliation History Project

  Uncovering the racial history of Nebraska and Lincoln’s last 170 years is not an easy task – but getting us closer to the truth is just what a group of community members have set out to do.
  See details »
• 

  LCF Open Door Grants:  Shedding Some Light on South Salt Creek

  LCF’s Open Door Grants support efforts by nonprofits in Lincoln and Lancaster County to meet current needs or address challenges and opportunities facing our community.
  See details »
• 

  Open Door Grant helps Rabble Mill move forward towards opening of “Bay High”

  Since 2010, The Bay has been a safe space for Lincoln’s youth.
  See details »