Designated Fund
The Barbershop Harmony Society is the first of several organizations to promote and preserve barbershop music as an art form. One of its former members, Brian Sagrestano, established this fund to provide general support for the organization.
Learn MoreIn 1985, Pleasant Rowland founded the American Girls Collection as a way to inspire children to learn about history through storytelling and play. Each doll in the collection represents a different era, culture, or event in American history. Rowland served as president of the Middleton,...
Learn MoreIn 1949, a group of determined women formed the Corinthian Club and the Corinthian Foundation to aid charitable, educational and welfare work while cultivating the minds and interests of women. They offered ballroom dancing, fashion shows, bridge clubs and lectures while also hosting social gatherings...
Learn MoreIn 2007, after the passing of their daughter, Michele, Shirley and Carl West established a scholarship fund in her memory to encourage and assist other bright, driven young students to achieve and excel in the way that Michele had during her life. They established this...
Learn MoreThe Anne S. Cross Fund for the Arts was established by Anne’s husband, John Rooney. The fund honors the work and life of Anne, a much-loved Cazenovia resident and artist. Anne wanted the arts to be available to everyone and believed that art enriched and...
Learn MoreCongressman George Wortley was known to run up the stairs two at a time. He moved quickly and smiled brightly. Even during the busiest of times, he attended a Catholic Mass nearly every day. George loved his country, his family, his faith and Syracuse University...
Learn MoreThe Krupke Family Memorial Award Fund was established in memory of Charles “Chuck” and Barbara “Jane” Krupke and their son Bruce Krupke. Chuck and Jane were residents of Pulaski, NY for over 60 years. During that time, they owned and operated several businesses and were...
Learn MoreSandy and Art Mager, moved to Oyster Bay, NY in November 1964 with their four young children. In addition to raising their children, and Art working long hours at his job, they both became actively involved in the broader community. They taught their children –...
Learn MorePhilip D. Rombach and Rita G. Carpenter were married in 1971. Phil worked as a fabricator and welder at Syracuse China and later retired from Church & Dwight Company in 2006. Phil was a US Navy Veteran, member of the Half Shire Historical Society and...
Learn MoreMatilda M. Chiarmonte “Tillie” retired after many years as a Teaching Assistant from the Syracuse City School District. Along with her husband Joe, Tillie was a member of many organizations at St. Daniel’s Church and a member of the St. Margaret’s Senior Citizen Center. She...
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