Support Benton County Neighbors Facing Food Insecurity
In response to the ongoing SNAP benefit crisis, the Benton Community Foundation (BCF) is calling on our community to come together and support local neighbors in need.
Now through December 31, 2025, all donations made to BCF’s Community Giving Fund will be directed to help provide food and essential resources to individuals and families across Benton County.
Your contribution—no matter the size—will make a meaningful difference for our neighbors experiencing food insecurity.
Help us strengthen Benton County through community support.

Philanthropic Achievement Awards
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We Believe The Best Way To Love Benton County is to Give Back
Since 1953 the Benton Community Foundation has worked to connect those who love Benton County with the organizations and missions that create positive impact in our local community and beyond.
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How can I apply for a scholarship?
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How does BCF impact the community?
Read stories about how BCF donors and partners are working to make Benton County a better place
Our Collective Impact

114
Nonprofits received funding through BCF in 2023

$2 Million
awarded to local students in scholarships since 2015

246
Grants were awarded to 114 nonprofits in 2023

$1,548,228
was invested back into the community through grants and scholarships in 2023
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BCF Wants To Be a Part of Your Vision For the Future.
Reach out today to learn about how BCF can partner with you to make the impact you want to see in our community. BCF’s 70 years of service to Benton County means we are ready to provide you personalized service no matter your charitable or investment interests.










