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We want to hear from you if you are impressed or dissatisfied with Hertfordshire Community Foundation

Feedback is a useful tool which helps us to monitor and improve our approach, as the interests of all our stakeholders are important to the Foundation.
If you would like to send us feedback we would love to hear from you! You are welcome to call our office and speak to a member of our team or you can send us an email.

If you have already discussed the matter with the member of staff you usually deal with and you are not satisfied please contact the Foundation Director who will be happy to assist.

All complaints received will be recorded in Hertfordshire Community Foundation’s Complaints Register and reported to the Board of Trustees.

To view HCF's Complaints Policy please see link below.

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Giving to HCF before 5 April 2022 could lower your tax bill
With end of the tax year fast approaching now is a good time to consider tax planning to maximise the use of your individual allowances, reliefs and exemptions for the current tax year. Some of these will be lost if not used before the end of the tax year.
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Lionel Wallace DL, the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire publicly recognised and rewarded thirteen Hertfordshire voluntary organisations at the 2022 High Sheriff Awards ceremony held on 10 March 2022. .
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2022 High Sheriff Awards - Online event
Join the High Sheriff of Hertfordshire, Lionel Wallace DL on Thursday 10 March 2022 to celebrate and recognise local charities and community groups that are supporting local young people to excel. .
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Seeing the impact of HCF's grant making - West Herts ABC
As a Grants Manager for HCF, one of the highlights of the role is visiting charities we have supported, with fundholders in attendance, to see the impact of their giving, and the difference it makes in local communities. .
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