Recent News

The 2024 Annual Membership Meeting was held on January 31st at the Heron Creek Golf & Country Club with approximately 35 members in attendance.  In addition to the HCCF members, […]

The HCCF Community Service Committee recently completed another hugely successful Christmas Giving Tree campaign by making this Christmas season very special for 75 children from 27 families. The 2023 committee,

Containing favorite recipes to cook at home and in addition names of favorite local dining options for eating out. On sale (just $20) November 17, at the Foundation Golf Tournament.

Once again for 2023, the All Faith’s Fund Drive was a huge success. You may recall that this popular initiative started out in 2016 with Heron Creek residents donating non-perishable food items to the All Faith’s Food Bank for distribution to families in need throughout the North Port community.

We are pleased and excited to announce that Heron Creek Community Foundation is now recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a stand alone 501(c)(3) organization. As a result, we are now considered a public charity, which is defined by the IRS as, “a nonprofit organization that receives a.

The 2022 Board of Directors is pleased to announce our 2022 Grant Recipients. This year’s grant process has been extremely challenging with the natural disaster of Hurricane Ian. At the

Notice
2023 Annual Meeting of Members
Amendments to By-Laws
Nomination for Board of Directors
Request for Proxy

Synergy: The interaction or cooperation of two or more entities to produce a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects. That is what the Heron Creek Community Foundation is based upon, that more can be achieved together than separately.

The Board of Directors hopes that this update finds you safe, and secure as we move forward from the aftermath of Hurricane Ian. This 3rd quarter update is certainly not what I had originally intended to share concerning our updates. We had hoped to bring you some fun news with the Annual Golf    Tournament, Silent Auction, and Pool Party. Unfortunately, our North Port community is not the same as it was 2 months ago, and the critical needs in our community have changed. Hurricane Ian has changed our community and our lives.

The Heron Creek Community Foundation Board of Directors extends our thoughts and good wishes for all residents of our North Port community during this unprecedented time. Health, safety and the well-being of our neighbors is paramount in our thoughts.