Arts DuPage Month kicked off with a visit from national arts leader Randy Cohen on September 10. With funding from the JCS Fund of the DuPage Foundation and donors Les and Mary Wiberg, Cohen spoke to county leaders, donors, artists, and programming professionals to put arts, culture, and entertainment into the spotlight.

The Foundation's Next Generation Initiative (NGI) is celebrating fall while supporting local not-for-profit, Cosley Zoo. Enjoy networking, appetizers, and your first Alter Brewing Co. beer on us!

Join us for an exciting evening of dinner, dancing, and dueling pianos as we unmask our community's most pressing needs and commit to funding impactul solutions. Visit our event website to purchase tickets, donate, become a sponsor, or contribute to the silent auction.

While direct gifts from individuals dropped, giving through foundations enjoyed a record-breaking year, growing to an unprecedented $76 billion! This stat underscores the trend that more people are utilizing vehicles like their local community foundations to effectively navigate an increasingly complex giving environment.

As a proud supporter of the arts and their ability to generate cultural, economic, and social benefits for DuPage County and its residents, the Foundation is excited to announce WTTW's hiring of Angel Idowu, as its new arts correspondent, an endowed position funded by the JCS Fund.

Estate gift commitments are an impactful—and easy—way to support future generations. But if they make you wonder “What about my loved ones?” we can help. It’s possible to leave a legacy for causes you care about and provide for loved ones after you’re gone.

Learn more about the Foundation's mission and how we help donors, not-for-profits, area professional advisors, and other partners as we work together to benefit our community.

Learn how the DuPage Foundation makes a difference for professional advisors.