Cuero Community Foundation Matching Fund Supporting DeWitt Co. Food Banks Matches $1,000 Donation from DeWitt County Farm Bureau

Cuero, TX— DeWitt County Farm Bureau presented a check of $1,000 to Cuero Community Foundation to match at 100% for the three DeWitt County food pantries on Thursday, May 14th. To help local folks through these difficult times, the Cuero Community Foundation (CCF) started a matching fund that supports CAMAL (Cuero Area Ministerial Alliance) House of Cuero, Yorktown Assistance Ministries (YAM) and Yoakum’s First Baptist Food Pantry. Cuero Community Foundation is a 501©3 charitable organization, incorporated in Cuero, Texas. Cuero Community Foundation will continue to match funds up to $100,000 for the three food

pantries in DeWitt County. Learn more about the grant and CCF by visiting

www.cuerocommunityfoundation.com or email info@cuerocommunityfoundation.com.

Pictured from left to right: Warren Seidel, DeWitt County Farm Bureau Director; Tommy Frazier, DeWitt County Farm Bureau Director; Bill Blackwell, CCF Board President; Arlin Seiler, DeWitt County Farm Bureau Director; Wes Dukes, DeWitt County Farm Bureau, President; David S. Kleinecke, CCF Board Treasurer; and Chris Coleman, DeWitt County Farm Bureau Director.

About the Cuero Community Foundation:

The Cuero Community Foundation (CCF) matches philanthropic action with causes in need to strengthen our local and surrounding communities now and for future generations. CCF works with other foundations, agencies and organizations to continually assess current and future needs to learn how best to address and solve these issues with financial aid while striving to achieve the greatest impact possible. CCF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, incorporated in Cuero, Texas. Members of the CCF board are W. A. “Bill” Blackwell, Debra Baros, David S. Kleinecke, Paul W. Holcomb, Sr. and Avi Ghosh.