Designated Fund
John and Mary Gallinger 1989. This fund was established by a benefactor in 1997 to recognize Jack Gallaher, a retired OCM-BOCES Deputy Superintendent, and his many contributions to learners. Funding goes to support adult education programs at OCM-BOCES
Learn MoreThe Syracuse community was shaken by the senseless death of Jon E. Gammage, which occurred after he was stopped by police in a Pittsburgh suburb. His friends and family established this fund as “a symbol of Jonny’s warmth and encouragement toward others.” This fund supports...
Learn MoreTucker always had a plan. Where he was going and how he would get there. Part of his plan was a college education. Hard work in school and at his job were going to get him there. Tucker learned the responsibility of having a job,...
Learn MoreMargaret and Roland Fragnoli established this fund with a direct distribution from their individual retirement account (IRA). This not only allowed them to avoid taking their mandatory distribution into income, but will also provide consistent support to charities they care about in the Cortland community...
Learn MoreFlorence G. Gaedeke was the first person from her English family to be born in America. She married her high school sweetheart and soon after had their first son, William (Billy). Tragically, Billy was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1988. Florence established this fund...
Learn MoreTheodore Fenstermacher, a Cortland attorney also noted for his position as Chief Prosecutor in the Nuremberg war crimes trials, established this fund by bequest in 2001 for the general benefit of the Cortland community. Today it provides broadly responsive support to Cortland area nonprofits.
Learn MorePaul Engle, a retired father of five, serves actively as a volunteer for a number of organizations, making six trips to Louisiana and Mississippi to help rebuild after Hurricane Katrina. He established this fund to provide grants to his favorite charities after his death, primarily...
Learn MoreRecognized worldwide for its collection of ceramic works and locally for its diverse exhibits of art and culture, the Everson Museum is an appreciative recipient of annual funding from this endowment, established by Dorothy C. Witherill.
Learn MoreThe Skaneateles Historical Society receives annual support from this fund in the names of Curtis and Toni Feldmann, longtime residents and contributors to the village of Skaneateles.
Learn MoreThe Chi Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi, Inc., a predominantly African American fraternal organization of college graduates whose main goals and purposes are community service and scholarship, established this fund in memory of the much-loved and well-respected community leader, Dennis Dowdell, to benefit men...
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