CCMF is pleased to announce the launch of a new Legacy Program, designed to provide individuals with the opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of city management.

In alignment with this program, you can include CCMF in your estate planning, leaving a contribution through your will or trust. This legacy gift will help execute effective initiatives, including scholarships, mentorship programs and professional development opportunities, benefiting city managers for generations to come. By doing this, you are actively supporting our collective commitment to fostering a strong community of local leaders.

CCMF will also introduce a $25,000 named scholarship opportunity. Donors who choose to participate will have the honor of sponsoring a scholarship in their name, aimed at supporting professional development initiatives for emerging city managers.

We invite you to stay connected for information on how you can create a lasting legacy that positively shapes the future of the city management profession.

If you are interested and want to learn more, please reach out to Info@cacitymanagers.org.

Testimonials

CCMF is a great forum for folks to learn—from those currently in the industry, from those who were in the industry—and to help set up the next generation of city managers.

Aaron Adams, Temecula City Manager & CCMF Board Member

One of the biggest benefits of being a part of CCMF is having that network, not just in our small local areas, but statewide. CCMF offers that to all of us.

Jessica Binnquist, Alhambra City Manager

CCMF provides scholarships for professional development, such as week-long trips to Harvard.

Justin Hess, Burbank City Manager

CCMF provides a concentrated foundation for understanding the potential future of being a City Manager.

Jorge Garcia, City Manager Pismo Beach

What CCMF does to bring people together and provide opportunities to connect, that’s where the magic happens.

Karen Pinkos , El Cerrito City Manager & CCMF Board Member

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