The Stratton Community Foundation is committed to creating a brighter future for children and families in southern Vermont.
Through our four core priorities—health, hunger, basic necessities, and education—we tackle critical needs and help children achieve their full potential. We listen, adapt, and act to make sure every child has the opportunity to succeed.
Why SCF?
Founded in 1996, the Stratton Community Foundation has invested over $3M into southern Vermont, improving lives through community programs that address health, hunger, basic necessities and education. We foster resilience and hope, equipping children with the tools they need to shape their futures. In partnership with schools, social services, and state organizations, we provide essential services such as nutritious meals, mental health support, academic assistance, scholarships, and career readiness programs. Our work creates lasting impact, empowering families and children throughout the region. For more details, view our annual report
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In The News
As the Stratton Community Foundation prepares to celebrate 30 years of service to Southern Vermont families, its new Executive Director, Meredith Morin, guides the organization onward into its next chapter while honoring a legacy of community support
A one-of-a-kind winter celebration - all while supporting children and families across southern Vermont.
You make the difference.
The Stratton Community Foundation values Community, Compassion, Care and Well-Being.
We are proud to be the steward of donations, grant awards and event proceeds to fulfill the mission to help those most in need.
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in community giving
over $3 million
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Children Helped Annually
5,580
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Years of Service
30
Thank you to our major supporters.
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