2016 Report to
the Community
2016 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
Northumberland
Lancaster
Middlesex
Celebrating
20 years of
community
service!
As River Counties Community Foundation reaches the significant
milestone of twenty years devoted to serving the local charitable
community, we reflect on where we started and where we are
today.
When founded in 1996 by community leaders who recognized
that the community’s hard working and underfunded nonprofits
needed critical support, RCCF became part of the “community
foundation” movement in the US with grantmaking its raison
d’etre. Becoming the first affiliate of The Community Foundation
Serving Richmond and Central Virginia, we received support in the
form of immediate tax exemptions, policies and guidelines, as well
as valuable advice from their experienced staff.
We salute the first Board of Directors: Tom Gosse, Phil Booth, Bill
Morris, John Hunt, Paul Sciacchitano and Gloria Wallace. Critical
to our beginning was a gift of $25,000 from Roger Williams to
establish the first RCCF fund.
River Counties
Community Foundation
Serving donors and nonprofits
in Lancaster, Middlesex and
Northumberland counties of
Virginia since 1996
Cover photo in memory of photographer, Rita Seager,
a winner in Bank of Lancaster’s 2016 Calendar Contest
We enthusiastically anticipate that the next 20 years will see
increased acceleration of RCCF’s growth. As our assets have
enabled increased giving to local nonprofits, their needs have
continued to grow and much remains to be accomplished. RCCF
is the only organization totally focused on evaluating local needs
as they develop over time in the three county area. Responding
effectively to these needs is our purpose in life!
A LOOK BACK …
“The local foundation is part of the
fastest growing form of organized philanthropy
in the United States.”
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REPORT FROM THE ADVISORY BOARD CHAIR
AND AFFILIATE DIRECTOR
The mission of River Counties Community Foundation (RCCF) is to cultivate local philanthropy by
•Connecting people who care with causes that matter
•Providing superior stewardship for our donors
•Creating a better quality of life … forever.
This year we are especially proud to be celebrating 20 years of living this mission.
This 2016 Report to the Community reflects on the accomplishments of the past year and also
highlights how far this organization has come in 20 years. The importance of our founders’ work
can best be appreciated by reflecting on our community impact. In 1997, RCCF granted a total of
$1,500 to three organizations - the Northern Neck Free Health Clinic, Hands Across Middlesex and
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity. Fast forward to 2016, when RCCF distributed
slightly over $1,000,000 to a diverse group of charitable organizations, including $440,000 through
our competitive grants program to nonprofits in Lancaster, Middlesex and Northumberland counties.
The achievement of this growth in charitable giving from $1,500 to $1,000,000 in just 20 years is the
result of:
•The hard work of the Board of Directors, beginning with our foresighted founders.
•The establishment of 75 funds by charitably inclined residents in our community.
•The support for RCCF shown by local attorneys and financial advisors.
•The community’s support of RCCF’s Together.Stronger. annual fundraising effort.
•The major support we receive from The Community Foundation in Richmond and our
own dedicated staff.
At the end of 2015, Advisory Board members Jay Wallin and Gene Mapes, two individuals who
embody our mission, retired from the RCCF board. We thank them for their years of dedicated
leadership and their significant contributions to our community.
We hope this report will inspire you to learn more about RCCF. We invite you to visit our website,
RiverCountiesCF.org and contact Margaret Nost, Affiliate Director, or any Advisory Board member.
We know that by working Together, we are making our community Stronger!
Susan S. Pittman
Board Chair
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Margaret M. Nost
Affiliate Director
RIVER COUNTIES COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
2016 ADVISORY BOARD
Photo in the
Children’s Room
BACK ROW: Carolyn Norton Schmalenberger, Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes,
Don Phillips, Theresa Ransone, Stuart W. Kramer, Elizabeth Hinton Crowther,
William O. Vose - Vice Chair, J. David Cryer, John W. Coyle - Treasurer
FRONT ROW: Margaret M. Nost - Affiliate Director, Deborah H. Newman,
Susan S. Pittman - Chair, Leslie A. Franklin - Regional Grants Management
Associate, Mary Kay Rotert - Secretary, Brownie Watkins
NOT PICTURED: Martha Heric, Ronald L. Mihills
“The IRA Charitable Rollover”
Congress has made the IRA Charitable Rollover a permanent provision
of the Tax Code, allowing individuals age 70½ and older to make direct
transfers totaling up to $100,000 per year to qualified charities, without
having to count the transfers as income for federal income tax purposes. All
or part of an individual’s required minimum distribution (“RMD”) can be
distributed directly to RCCF to establish or add to an existing designated,
field of interest or unrestricted fund. Please be sure to consult your financial
advisor prior to taking advantage of this provision.
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RCCF COMPONENT FUNDS
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
These funds support unrestricted needs as advised by the RCCF
Advisory Board. Unrestricted funds give RCCF the flexibility to
address unexpected and unforeseen needs in the community.
Donor Advised Funds allow donors and their families to
actively participate in the grantmaking from the fund. Donors
recommend specific grants, and RCCF provides due diligence
and administrative support. Grants can be given anonymously
if the donor chooses.
Gloria M. and T. Nash Broaddus Fund (2000)
Doris and Donald Lynch Fund (1999)
Pim Montgomery Charitable Fund (2014)
Charles and Nancy “Ray” Paul Fund (2006)
River Counties Community Foundation Endowment
Fund (2006)
Robert S. and Martha S. Scheu Fund (1999)
Dewey and Vivian Stallard Charitable Fund (1997)
DESIGNATED FUNDS
Designated Funds specify one or more charitable organizations
to receive ongoing support. Should the designated charity cease
to operate or change its charitable focus, RCCF will ensure the
fund continues to support the donor’s original charitable intent.
Church Resource Services Community Fund (2009)
Supports designated churches for programs addressing basic
human needs.
Catherine B. Chilton Endowment Fund (2000)
Supports designated charities and unrestricted needs in the area
served by RCCF.
Nettie Mooring Gordon Fund (2009)
Supports designated charities and unrestricted needs in the area
served by RCCF.
Beverly and John-Michael King Charitable Fund (2008)
Supports designated charities.
Northern Neck Free Health Clinic Fund (2007)
Supports the Northern Neck Free Health Clinic.
Don and Suzanne Scheu Fund (2016)
Supports summer programs at the Northern Neck Boys &
Girls Club of the Northerm Neck
William and Sally Spotswood Fund (2001)
Supports designated charities and unrestricted needs in the area
served by RCCF.
Janet and Richard Steelman Endowment Fund (2006)
Supports the operating needs of RCCF and designated charities in
Northumberland County.
Weaver Family Charitable Fund (2006)
Supports designated charities and unrestricted needs in the area
served by RCCF.
Nancy F. and Philip Q. Booth Fund (1999)
Hug Family Fund (2012)
Fuzz and Peggie James Fund (2007)
Marion and Leland James Fund (2002)
Kiser Family Charitable Fund (2007)
Stuart W. and Joy A. Kramer Family Charitable Fund (2007)
Moran Charitable Fund (2008)
Employees Charitable Giving Fund/Northern Neck
Insurance Company (1998)
Ken and Linda Owens Fund (2015)
PetCyn Fund (2015)
Ratcliffe Family Charitable Fund (2006)
Rebecca E. Rogers Fund (2004)
Smiley Charitable Fund (2004)
Straughan Family Charitable Fund (2002)
Watkins Family Advised Fund (2011)
BEQUEST FUNDS
Bequest Funds are established to receive a portion or all of a
donor’s estate. The fund agreements can be easily revised during
the donor’s lifetime to reflect changes in charitable priorities
without having to change estate documents.
Anonymous (9)
H. W. Anderson and N. L. Anderson Fund (2006)
Hank and Seale George Fund (2007)
Jean and Garland Hagen Endowment Fund (2010)
Laurance H. and Jane C. Higgins Charitable Fund (2007)
Jean and Jack Hogan Foundation Fund (2014)
Hoinkes Charitable Endowment Fund (2011)
Donald W. and Doris B. Lynch Endowment Fund (2007)
Mason Fund (2006)
H. Dickson and Susan T. McKenna Fund (2003)
Page and Rebekah Melton Charitable Fund (2016)
Pim Montgomery Fund for the Northern Neck Family
YMCA (2014)
Darlene Krevonick-Pearson Fund (2016)
Wendell and Gloria Wallace Fund (2008)
Watkins Family Endowment (2011)
Peter G. and Tillie M. Weil Charitable Fund (2011)
Harry W. Wells, Jr. Charitable Fund (2007)
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AGENCY FUNDS
Agency Funds are established by nonprofit organizations as
endowments to generate income to support their programs.
These funds increase the stability and self-sufficiency of the
agency. Should the agency close, the endowment remains with
RCCF to support similar needs in the community.
Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck Endowment Fund
(2015)
Dream Fields Endowment Fund (2014)
Established by the Board of Youth Club of Lancaster County to
provide permanent support to the organization.
RHHT Endowment Fund (2003)
RHHT Endowment Fund II (2010)
Established by the Board of Rice’s Hotel/Hughlett’s Tavern
Foundation to provide permanent support of the organization.
Steamboat Era Museum Endowment Fund (2006)
Established by the Board of the Steamboat Era Museum to
provide permanent support of the organization.
Joy and Stuart Kramer established the Stuart W.
and Joy A. Kramer Family Charitable Fund as a RCCF
donor advised fund in 2007. Stuart is a member of
the RCCF Advisory Board and serves as the RCCF
Development Committee chair. Stuart was among
the first members of the recently announced River
Counties Legacy Society.
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION COMPONENT FUNDS
Supporting RCCF’s Community Grants Program
Martha Henna Harris Endowment Fund
Supports unrestricted needs with preference
for programs creating economic security and
independence in the greater Richmond area
and Middlesex County.
Membership in the River Counties Legacy Society
is open to anyone who notifies River Counties
Community Foundation that a planned gift to the
Foundation has been included in his/her will or
estate plan. Using RCCF as an estate planning
vehicle often allows donors to minimize tax liability
while creating a philanthropic legacy for our
community.
Frances R. Parker Fund
Supports designated charities and organizations that provide
emergency services, meet basic human needs, or interpret history
and local culture in Middlesex County.
Anonymous (26)
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Q. Booth
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. George
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Gosse
Mr. and Mrs. C. Garland Hagen
Mr. and Mrs. R. Page Henley, Jr.
Mr.* and Mrs. Laurance H. Higgins
Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Hogan
Mr. and Mrs. H. Dieter Hoinkes
Mr. Stuart W. Kramer
Mr.* and Mrs. Donald W. Lynch
Mr.* and Mrs. H. Dickson McKenna
Mrs. Rebekah P. Melton
Mrs. Pauline B. Montgomery
Mr. William C. Pearson
Mrs. Gloria S. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Watkins III
Mr. Peter G. Weil
Mr. Harry W. Wells, Jr.
FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS
These funds support one or more charitable areas or issues
affecting the community, such as arts and culture, education,
poverty and environmental issues. RCCF will identify
organizations working in those areas to receive funding.
Pirkko Lauslahti Graves Fund (2015)
To support programs for children from difficult socio-economic
conditions in the areas of health and development from prenatal
through pre-kindergarten, post-secondary education, and local
creative arts.
River Counties Youth Fund (2008)
To bolster morality, good citizenship, strength of character, family
values, work ethic, entrepreneurship and educational achievement
in the under-19 youth of Lancaster and Northumberland Counties,
especially, but not exclusively, those youth who can be considered
“at risk.”
*Deceased
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RCCF COMPONENT FUNDS (cont’d)
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Scholarship Funds support educational expenses for students.
RCCF works with the donor to establish guidelines, administers
the application process, and makes awards to academic
institutions on behalf of the recipients.
In 2016, $22,000 was awarded in scholarships to students in
the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula.
Northern Neck Rotary Scholarship Fund (2002)
Established by the Rotary Club of the Northern Neck to support
post-secondary educational scholarships for qualifying graduates of
Lancaster and Northumberland High Schools.
Caroline J. Beck, Lancaster
Kellee M. Ramsey, Northumberland
Fr. John D. Boddie Memorial Scholarship Fund (2009)
Established by the Church of the Visitation in Middlesex County
for scholarships to qualifying high school graduates.
Kevin Walsh, Middlesex
John C. Walsh, Middlesex
Northumberland Civic Center, Inc. Fund (1999)
Established with a gift of the remaining assets of the former
Northumberland Civic Center, Inc. primarily to support postsecondary educational scholarships for qualifying graduates of
Northumberland High School.
Allison T. Chism, Northumberland
Macy S. Swift, Northumberland
Alice Haynie Dameron Scholarship Fund (2004)
Established by Alice Dameron to support post-secondary
scholarships for qualifying high school graduates residing in
Northumberland County.
Olivia R. Vogel, Northumberland
E. C. Joe and Viola C. Rice Scholarship Fund (2004)
Established by Don Rice in memory of his parents to support
post-secondary educational scholarships for qualifying graduates
of Northumberland High School.
Korty B. Swift, Northumberland
Doris Estreet Scholarship Fund (2001)*
Established by Campbell Memorial Presbyterian Church’s
Community Mission Program to honor Doris Estreet. Provides
post-secondary scholarships for graduates of Lancaster High
School.
Casey Neal Rogers Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (2006)*
Established by the family and friends of Casey Neal Rogers to
endow post-secondary scholarships for qualifying high school
graduates who are residents of Northumberland County.
Maria Laqueur and Jerry Hamm Scholarship Fund (2008)
Established by Maria Laqueur to support post-secondary
educational scholarships for qualifying high school graduates
of Lancaster High School.
Caroline J. Beck, Lancaster
Keondra J. Jenkins, Lancaster
Grace Lowery Memorial Scholarship Fund (1999)
Established by the Northumberland Elementary School Reading
Partners to provide need-based scholarships for qualified seniors
at Northumberland High School on the basis of academic
achievement.
Kellee M. Ramsey, Northumberland
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Rebecca Reid Smiley Scholarship Fund (2014)
Established by Rebecca Smiley to support post-secondary
scholarships for qualifying graduates of Lancaster and/or
Northumberland High Schools.
Kelli N. Tignor, Lancaster
Katherine E. Thomas, Lancaster
Dylan Rose, Lancaster
* Scholarships will be awarded in future years.
RCCF Advisory Board members Stuart Kramer, Theresa
Ransone, Mary Kay Rotert and John Coyle celebrating 20
years of serving donors and nonprofits in Lancaster, Middlesex
and Northumberland counties by sharing the impact of River
Counties Community Foundation with visitors at the Irvington
Farmers’ Market.
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COMPETITIVE COMMUNITY GRANTS
In 2016, River Counties Community Foundation awarded over $440,000 in competitive grants. At the core of grantmaking is a set
of goals that envision the community as an area that offers a path to economic prosperity, a place where young people experience
educational success, a community that prioritizes health and wellness, and a region that is renowned for its cultural vibrancy. Competitive
grants are awarded to impactful programs and projects working toward these collective goals.
Economic
Prosperity
ECONOMIC PROSPERITY –
The region’s resources are sustainable
and its residents are economically stable
and secure ($163,846)
Residents access and maintain safe and affordable
housing in thriving, sustainable communities.
Middlesex Water Authority
Habitat for Humanity of Middlesex
Middlesex County Department of Social Services
Lancaster/Northumberland Habitat for Humanity
Middlesex County Economic Development and Tourism
Department
Hands Across Middlesex
Residents have the financial knowledge, skills and
resources to support themselves and to access career
and economic opportunities.
Bay Aging (Bay Transit) (Photo below)
VersAbility Resources
Linking Hope and Help – The Link
Lancaster/Northumberland Interfaith Service Council
Bay Transit driver, Charlie Hudson, and Bay Transit Director, Ken Pollock,
inspect the new van’s wheelchair lift. For 15 years, Middlesex County has
operated with one bus to provide all public transportation needs. With
the number of unmet requests averaging 800 per year and the knowledge
that over 25% of households in the county either have one or no vehicle,
a two-year grant was the catalyst to pilot an expansion. Through a grant
from River Counties Community Foundation, and additional state and
federal funds, Bay Transit began operating a second bus in Middlesex in
October 2016.
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Health &
Wellness
HEALTH AND WELLNESS –
Community members are safe and
healthy ($131,156)
Residents access comprehensive and coordinated
preventative services and quality health care.
Northern Neck-Middlesex Free Health Clinic
Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury Foundation
Hospice Support Services of the Northern Neck
The Haven Shelter and Services
Residents are connected to resources that meet their
health, nutritional, and safety needs.
Middlesex Family YMCA
Smith Point Sea Rescue (Photo below)
Northern Neck Food Bank
Alzheimer’s Association
Middlesex County Department of Parks & Rec
Upper Lancaster Volunteer Rescue Squad
Middlesex Pet Friends for Life
Animal Welfare League
An all-volunteer organization, Smith Point Sea Rescue provides
24/7/365 sea rescue services to boaters in distress in the waters of
Northumberland, Lancaster, and adjoining counties. With over 50
volunteers, the organization works closely with the US Coast Guard and
local sheriff’s departments, dispatching rescue vessels and assistance.
RCCF awarded a grant to support the removal and reconstruction of
their boathouse and pier after extensive storm damage.
Educational
Success
EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS –
Young people achieve in school, engage
in their community, and are prepared for
the workforce ($87,947)
Children begin school ready to learn and are supported
academically and socially throughout their educational
experience.
Kids First Foundation
Jacob’s Ladder (Photo below)
Dream Fields
Northern Neck Family YMCA
Northumberland Family YMCA
Lancaster Community Library
Northumberland Public Library
Middlesex County Public Library
Boys & Girls Club of the Northern Neck
Lancaster County Virginia Educational Foundation
Northern Neck Court Appointed Special Advocate
(CASA)
Cultural
Vibrancy
CULTURAL VIBRANCY –
Community members have access to
and an appreciation for arts and cultural
opportunities ($27,828)
Residents are enriched and educated through a diverse
offering of arts and cultural activities in their communities
and schools.
Foundation for Historic Christ Church
Rappahannock Foundation for the Arts
Christchurch School Foundation
The Court House Players
Arts in the Middle
Steamboat Era Museum
Rappahannock Art League
The region’s historic and cultural assets are supported
to enrich current and future generations.
Deltaville Community Association
Rice’s Hotel/Hughlett’s Tavern Foundation (Photo below)
Youth become skilled, self-sufficient, and contributing
members of the community.
Rappahannock Community College Educational
Foundation
GReat Aspirations Scholarship Program (GRASP)
Started in 2015, the Tavern’s “Heritage Arts Center” provides a single
local venue where artisan wares of the colonial past can be viewed firsthand, often in the making, learned in a classroom setting and purchased.
With over 60 local artists and artisans – blacksmiths, woodworkers,
quilters, potters, spinners and weavers – can exhibit and sell their work.
As a stop along the Northern Neck Artisan Trail, the center provides
enrichment and educational opportunities, while boosting local tourism
and the work of local artists.
Jacob’s Ladder provides summer residential enrichment camp and
advocacy/follow-up programming for academically and intellectually
gifted, at-risk students in grades 4-8. Grant funding supported six
students from Lancaster and Middlesex counties this summer, one taking
a leading role in the camp’s performing arts program. In addition to
learning to be part of a team and building self-confidence through the
production, “climbers” also took part in accelerated academic courses,
outdoor activities, community service projects, and life skills. 99% of
climbers completing the full program graduate from high school, and
93% of that group then enroll in college.
CAPACITY BUILDING GRANTS –
Supporting opportunities to build infrastructure for
a strong and sustainable community of nonprofit
organizations ($33,000)
Hands Across Middlesex
Northern Neck Visions – LEAD Northern Neck
Northern Neck Visions – Northern Neck Connection
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FINANCIALS
Grant Distribution
River Counties Community Foundation has invested
nearly $7,000,000 since 2006 in successful nonprofits!
Economic
Prosperity
Health &
Wellness
$901,776
$2,115,579
Community
Impact Focus
Areas
$2,442,996
Educational
Success
$1,272,061
Cultural
Vibrancy
Total Current Assets (Millions)
$8.5
$4.0
2008
$5.3
2009
$5.6
2010
$6.3
2011
$8.9
$9.6
$9.1
$7.0
2012
2013
2014
2015
6/30/16
Investment Performance (as of 6/30/16)
1-year
3-year
5-year Since 2/1/08
The Community Foundation -4.64%
5.14%
5.78%
Benchmark*
-0.65%5.60%5.12%
4.54%
3.90%
*TCF uses a 70/30 benchmark using 70% of the MSCI AC World and 30% of the Barclay’s Aggregate
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2015-2016 DONORS
Fund Donors
B/Gen. & Mrs. Frank K. Martin
Anonymous
B. Scott McCord
Kenneth & Maricel Baker
Senator Ryan T. McDougle
Bank of Lancaster
Susan & Jim McFadden
The Matthew T. Blackwood
Foundation Trust
Robert N. McKenney
Philip Q. & Nancy F. Booth
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Minton
Boys & Girls Club of the Northern
Neck Inc.
Virginia Smithson Burnette
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Cann
Chuck & Barie Carmichael
Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. Carpenter
Chesapeake Bank
Chesapeake Sailing School T/A
Premier Sailing
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Coyle
Elizabeth Hinton Crowther
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Cryer
Davenport & Company LLC,
Jay Wallin
Ron & Cheryl Milhills
Pim Montgomery
Drs. Deborah H. & David Newman
Northern Neck Insurance Company
Northern Neck Rotary Charitable
Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Eric F. Nost
Kenneth Owens
Brad Parks & Melissa Taylor
Jannine & Bill Pennell
Col. & Mrs. Don Phillips (Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. Travis R. Pittman
Tove N. Power
Clyde H. & Carolyn K. Ratcliffe
Mrs. Carolyn A. Davis
Nancy Reath
Annice B. Dorsey
Revere Gas Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. L. Stuart Dunaway
Sally Gayle Revere
Steve & Ellen Edmonds
Dr. & Mrs. James Robusto
Len & Lynne Engstrom
Mary Kay Rotert
Bruce & Fred Forsberg
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W.
Schmalenberger
Mr. & Mrs. Blake Franklin
Nancy S. Galloway
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Gosse
Vivian F. Graham
Estate of Dr. Pirkko Graves
Elaine O. Hanbury
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hanky Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James H. Harris
Elizabeth & Cliffe Harris
Steven D. & Ann G. Harris
Gwen M. Head
Martha Heric
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hess
Mr. & Mrs. H. Dieter Hoinkes
Andrea Holt
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Hunt II
Eric & Christiane Jacobson
Leland & Marion V. M. James
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Craig J. Kelly
Patricia Rodman King
Stuart and Joy Kramer
Mr. & Mrs. Gene E. Mapes
Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Sciacchitano
Rebecca R. Smiley
Mr. & Mrs. William O. Vose
Gloria S. Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. John B. Wallin
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Watkins III
Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Wenzel
Barbara L. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Wilson III
Col. William J. Wright USA, Ret.
In Memory of FR. John D. Boddie
Jane Cummings Agnor
Capt. & Mrs. F.C. Atienza USN
(Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Beville
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Bliley Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Brinkley
Bristow-Faulkner Funeral Home, Inc.
C&F Bank
C. Ben Lennon DDS
Angelo’s Colonial Pizza Restaurant
LTC & Mrs. Charles J. Costello USA
(Ret)
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Cox
Debbie’s Family Restaurant
Mr. & Mrs. Curtis M. Dickinson
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Dougherty Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. J. D. England
Mr. & Mrs. Roy E. Harriman
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Hartz Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom T. Hawksworth II
Mr. & Mrs. Fritz A. Heunemann
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hollingsworth
Hurd’s, Inc.
Injured Workers Law Firm
J & W Seafood of Virginia, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Jones
Kathleen Kauffman
Mr. & Mrs. John T. King
Mr. & Mrs. Allan M. Langer
Edna A. Lennon
Limerick II Enterprises, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Lohr III
Mr. & Mrs. John D. McCormack
Lynne McMurtrie
Mollie W. McMurtrie & Susan M.
Williams
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Melvin Jr.
Margaret A. Meushaw
Denise D. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Nolte
Dr. & Mrs. Robert W. Scherrer
Robert P. O’Keefe
Our Lady of the Bay Council 11210
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard V. Paul Jr.
In Honor of Margaret Nost
Jeb and Lexi Byers
SMSGT and Mrs. Joseph P. Pearce
(Ret.)
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Petralia
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Puttmann Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeter L. Reamy
Col. & Mrs. William G. Richardson
USAF (Ret.)
River Birch, Inc.
River Side Investments, LLC
Robert W. Scherrer, OD
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Shepherd
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick B. Sitterding
IV
Carol Ann Smith
Steven G. Forte, DDS
Dr. and Mrs. David R. Suyes Jr.
Leonard R. Swinehart
Robert M. Tassone
Donald R. Tyrrell
EVB Bank
In Memory of Rudolf Prosser
Crowther, Sr.
J. Michael Petty
The Shacklefords: John, George,
Susan(Campagnola) & Martha
(Vaughan)
Jane Jones Williams
In Memory of Doris Williams
Estreet
Campbell Memorial Presbyterian
Church
In Memory of Maria Laqueur
W. Gerald Hamm
In Memory of Ted Marchibroda
Baltimore Ravens
Dunton, Simmons & Dunton
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Marchibroda
Diana Marchibroda DDS
Chris & Mary Beth Mauer & Son
Mrs. Richard H. Miller & the Miller
Family
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Thompson
In Memory of Charles Paul
Mr. & Mrs. H. Craige Stallings
In Memory of Charles Ryland
Revere
The Hon. & Mrs. Harvey B. Morgan
In Memory of Casey Neal Rogers
Robert C. Ashton
John B. Lewis
In Memory of Dexter C. Rumsey
III
Cheryl Ann Sadler
In Memory of Joy and Howard
Straughan
Cora and Murray Simpson
* Donors since the RCCF 2015 Report to
the Community
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You make the difference.
RCCF makes it possible.
“ We chose to establish a donoradvised fund and a charitable trust
because of the tax benefits and
access to top tier
endowment managers.”
“Revere Gas is always happy to support
River Counties Community Foundation.
We know the funds are supporting local
initiatives and having a large impact in
our service area.”
Carlton Revere
“ Myrtle and I support the Together.
Stronger. initiative with an annual gift,
knowing that these unrestricted funds
give the Foundation resources to make
an even greater impact.”
Middlesex County
Don & Myrtle Phillips
Northumberland County
Philip & Nancy Booth
Lancaster County
Are you interested in establishing a fund with River Counties Community Foundation? Please call
Affiliate Director Margaret Nost at 804-438-9414. Do you want to make a contribution to an existing
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fund? Go to RiverCountiesCF.org and select DONATE NOW TO RCCF. Donations are tax-deductible.
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Thank you for supporting our mission.
Together.Stronger.
Paul Sciacchitano, AAMS®
Managing Director – Investments
(804) 435-1636
River Counties Community Foundation
P.O. Box 222, Kilmarnock, VA 22482-0222 • Phone: (804) 438-9414
www.RiverCountiesCF.org
An Affiliate of