Legacy Society
The Scott County Community Foundation honors those who have made a lasting commitment to our community by contributing charitable gifts to the Foundation through their will, trust, or other planned gifts.
These special donors had the foresight to use the Foundation to carry out their charitable goals, ensuring the causes they cared about would be impacted years after they were gone.
Getting Started Is Easy
While you may choose to remain anonymous in your philanthropy to the Scott County Community Foundation, participation in the Legacy Society can be an inspirational experience, and may encourage others to look toward the future and how they too may have an enduring impact on the causes they care about. You begin the process of establishing your own Legacy Society Fund today in three easy steps!
- Inform your professional advisor that you plan to make a charitable provision in your will or other planned gift.
- You or your advisor can inform the Scott County Community Foundation’s staff of this provision.
- We help establish your personal legacy of giving – and invite you to join our other caring community members who belong to the Legacy Society.
Legacy Society Members
- Dr. Walter C. Bridgewater
- Kenneth G. Burton and Nancy A. Barr
- Roquel Chambers
- Robin Eve
- Jane Ann Everitt
- Terry Fewell
- Joseph Hamelman
- Joyce Hamilton
- Dale and Rosemarie Hobbs
- Cloyd and Betty Julian
- Matthew LaMaster
- L.L. and Juanita Lowry
- Martha McNeely
- Mary Elizabeth and Virgil S. Miller
- Butch and Paula Murray
- Al and Lonna Riggle
- Daniel R. and Mary Lou Slattery
- Jaime Toppe
- Sarah “Sally” Waldkoetter
- William Frasier Wetzel
Legacy Society Documents
- Download your free Guide to Wills and Trusts here.
- For your convenience, you may download a Statement of Intent here.
For more information on how to leave your legacy, please contact us.