Local leaders and Chamber members held a plaque dedication in honor of community leader Mary Jo Johnson, who was at the center of the creation of the Sealy Community Foundation.

Original founders of the Sealy Community Foundation

The PTA gets a $9,600 check from the 2015 Jingle Bell Fun Run. The PTA then presented the Elementary Coaches with a $800 check as a thank you for their encouragement. The 2015 run was the largest in Sealy history!

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SCF seeks and identifies the unmet needs of our community. Our members, donors and volunteers are people like you who care about our community. To help achieve our mission we need and appreciate tax deductible gifts of all sizes.

There are several ways you can help including: Event Sponsorships, In-Kind Gifts, Outright Gifts, Bequests and Planned Gifts.

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Memberships
Annually, the SCF has a membership campaign that helps support the overall organization.  We are always looking for volunteers to help carry out our mission. Whether helping work at an event, or making phone calls from your home, the community will benefit from your generous time. Fill out the form below to let us know you are here to help and a Foundation member will contact you soon.
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Fundraising Events
As a nonprofit organization we raise funds annually through unique, worthwhile events that we hope the community will be interested in. Please watch our calendar as these events become available. 

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A giant helmet to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the passing of former Sealy firefighter Kevin Kulow was a big attraction in the Fantasy of Lights parade on Dec. 6. Kulow, was a 12-year veteran with the Sealy Volunteer Department.

With the help of the SCF, the Girls Who Love to Run presented the Sealy PTA with a check for $4,000 from 2014 Jingle Bell Fun Run.

The Girls Who Love to Run donated $7,500 to the Sealy PTA from the 2014 Jingle Bell Fun Run. The run is just one of the great events offered during the the Sealy Community Foundation's Fantasy of Lights festival.

YAC (Youth Advisory Committee) and Sealy Junior High Cheerleaders both receive donations from the SCF in appreciation for their hard work volunteering during the 2010 Sealybration.

Community Volunteers display coloring sheets for the Fantasy of Lights Coloring Contest.

The newly-formed Sealy Tiger Youth Football League got a lot of help from its parent organization, the Sealy Community Foundation.

Community Volunteers at the 2014 Kid's Fantasy of Lights.

SCF proudly sponsors non-profits in Austin County, including the annual Easter Eggstravaganza, the free,city-wide Easter Egg Hunt held on Palm Sunday.

The first Fantasy of Lights Snowball Classic included a toy drive with each player and coach bring toys to give to kids in Austin County. The Snowball Classic teams brought over 200 toys.