Grantee Communication Guidelines

The Foundation is a partnering with your organization to help you achieve your goals.  We are your partner in long-term support and grant needs.  Create a link on your website to connect to the Foundation's website. You can also include our logo where appropriate.  

The PACF publicizes grants through the media connections, its website, and its printed materials. We ask that you acknowledge this grant to your organization through your own communications channels as well.  If we coordinate our efforts, we can be more successful to promote partnerships to make our region a better place.   Use this sample media release to help you get started.

The Foundation staff also welcomes the opportunity to give a quote for your release pertinent to your grant funded project.

Share information about your Foundation grant through your organization's newsletters, annual reports, social media, and staff and Board of Director communications.  

Be sure to link to us on Facebook (facebook.com/PACFwv) and on Twitter (@PACFwv) when announcing on social media.

Include a funding credit for the Foundation on flyers, programs, posters, advertisements, etc.  Including signs or plaques that recognize donors at events or on buildings is always a well appreciated gesture.

You are encouraged to use the PACF logo where suitable. To obtain a copy of the logo, please contact Julie Posey, PACF's Development and Communications Officer.

Use this language to acknowledge your grant from Parkersburg Area Community Foundation: 

This project was funded (or funded in part) by a grant from Parkersburg Area Community Foundation.

Use this language to acknowledge your grant from the PACF's  Doddridge County/Ritchie County/Little Kanawha Area Community Foundation regional affiliates:

This project was funded (or funded in part) by a grant from Doddridge County / Ritchie County / Little Kanawha Area  Community Foundation, a regional affiliate of the Parkersburg Area Community Foundation.