Invest in the Future of Allegany County, New York

Your gift supports local students, strengthens non-profits, and builds a stronger community — today and for generations to come.

Why Give to the Allegany County Area Foundation?


Giving to the Allegany County Area Foundation (ACAF) is more than a donation — it’s an investment in the people, places, and future of our community.


When you give to ACAF, your generosity stays right here in Allegany County — supporting local students, strengthening non-profit organizations, and addressing the needs that matter most to our communities.

Be Part of Something Bigger.


ACAF connects donors with opportunities to make a meaningful difference. Whether you give once, establish a fund, or leave a legacy gift, you become part of a shared commitment to building a stronger future.

ACAF manages over 100 philanthropic funds.

Support Allegany County Students & Communities

Start your One-Time Donation today with the buttons below:

To donate a Recurring Gift, Securities, IRA/Qualified Charitable Distributions, Real Estate, or Legacy/Estate Gifts, utilize the buttons below to schedule a meeting with our Executive Director Bruce Campbell:

We will meet you where you are — at a coffee shop, local library, in our office, or virtually!

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News and Events

Volunteers building a trail shelter.
By Alyssa Bump June 8, 2026
Environmental Technology students are supported through the Kendall Environmental Fund to gain real-world experience while enhancing local outdoor spaces.
Ryan Dennis with manuscript and final copy of
By Alyssa Bump May 18, 2026
Belva Waite Scholarship Recipient Ryan Dennis reflects on rural Allegany County roots, the impact of ACAF scholarships, and the inspiration behind his latest book.
Moss Lake
By Alyssa Bump April 28, 2026
Twelve non-profits receive funding for educational initiatives and essential services across Allegany County.
Yellow house in Allegany County, NY during the winter.
By Bruce Campbell March 9, 2026
Eight local organizations receive funding for educational programs, youth initiatives, and community enrichment.