Cape Royal Community Foundation (CRCF) Grant

The Cape Royal Community Foundation (CRCF) Grant, established in 2002, aims to enhance the lives of Lee County residents through philanthropic efforts. With a focus on local humanitarian organizations and educational initiatives, the CRCF has allocated approximately $700,000 in grants and scholarships. Managed by dedicated volunteers, the foundation serves as a vital resource for community support, fostering generosity among residents and partners in the Lee County area.

Cape Royal Community Foundation - Touching Many Lives
Cape Royal Community Foundation (CRCF), Inc. is a non-profit 501 (c) (3) organization that was founded in 2002. It is a separate and distinct entity from the Cape Royal Homeowners Association. To date, the CRCF has awarded approximately $700,000 to causes that directly benefit Lee County residents via financial grants to humanitarian charities and via scholarships.
The CRCF is managed by a group of dedicated volunteers. The Board Members are: Julie Hauser, Vice President, Tom Cooper, Carol Lentz Fiola, Perry Hahn, Vickie Harris, Leslie Mitchell, Lucille Rokosz, and Diane Turner.
Our mission is to meet the philanthropic goals of the residents of the Cape Royal Community. It is our intent to serve as a channel for the generosity of our residents and those we partner with throughout the Lee County area. We do this by focusing our financial grants to local humanitarian organizations and to the educational goals of Lee County students.