Annual Report 2016 / 2017
The Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region
We are devoted advocates for the vitality and well-being of our region.
The Community Foundation Board of Governors
2016 - 2017 Board Members Christine A. Repp President Benjamin Wafle President Elect Christian B. Franklin, Esq. Secretary Harry D. Dickinson, PhD, CPA + Treasurer Bruce L. Davis Past President Stuart A. Ashton, Jr. Leah K. Cox Dori G. Eglevsky R. Leigh Frackelton, Jr., Esq., CPA + Daniel I. Hansen Margaret F. Hardy, Esq. Lucy G. Harman Cynthia Corbett Hoffman, Esq. Kelly G. Johnson V. Veronica Kelly, PhD Michael T. Kennison Michele R. Mansouri Benjamin R. Maxwell John F. McManus, Esq. Gregory R. Mueller Mary Jane O’Neill Jamie Scully Kirstin Snead Jon Van Zandt Catherine M. Wack
Past Board Members as of June 30, 2017 Mona D. Albertine Stephanie A. Armstrong, Esq. Stephen P. Batsche G. William Beale Joanne G. Beck, PhD Gerald A. Bellotti, MD E. Thomas Blalock II Jeffrey H. Boutwell, PhD Ronald W. Branscome Thomas L. Bricken, Esq. * Raul Chavez-Negrete, PhD Ana Garcia Chichester, PhD Anita W. Churchill George W. Coghill, Jr. John H. Coker, Jr., DMD Gilbert I. Coleman, PhD * Richard E. Conway James C. Dannals Lawrence A. Davies Rosier D. Dedwylder II, MD Norris E. Dickard Janet C. Erkert Marilyn R. Farrington John F. Fick III Allen H. Fisher Jr. + Heather B. Foley, CPA Robert P. Fuscaldo Christopher M. Hallberg + Homer L. Hite William J. Howell, Esq. + William R. Johnson Beverley G. King William J. Kinnamon, Jr., Esq. * Larry E. Lenow Charles T. Lewis Bernard W. Mahon, Jr. Ravi N. Mathur Craig Andrew Max, JD CPA * W. Richmond McDaniel
Wayne McHargue Catherine W. McKann* John D. Mitchell Alice L. Moore Richelle D. Moore, Esq. Erik J. Muller J. David Mullins John C. Neal Beverley C. Newlin Sean R. O’Connell, CPA Michael A. O’Malley M. Saundra Pearson Betty J. Poole Richard L. Potter * Xavier R. Richardson Donald J. Rooney Anne W. Rowe* + Nicky Seay Paul A. Simpson, Esq. George P. Snead, Esq. Douglas G. Stewart + David W. Storke Neil S. Sullivan Janet T. Taczak Barbara C. Terry * Katherine Q. Wafle Jon D. Wallace Keith L. Wampler, CPA + Kenneth T. Whitescarver, Esq. * Susan S. Williams, Esq. Barbara P. Willis Georgia M. Willis Fauber Alma F. Withers Linda D. Worrell + Dale L. Wright, PhD* William B. Young + William B. Young
We manage $18.6 million in charitable assets and 139 named funds.
+ Founding Board Member * Deceased Past President
Let us help personalize your charitable giving opportunities.
The Community Foundation is a devoted advocate for the vitality and well-being of our region.
We’ve granted over $8 million to local nonprofits since 1997.
Everything we do here stems from our devotion to this region – each and every fund established, each and every grant made. Our partnerships with generous donors allow us to advance life-changing initiatives throughout our region. We honor each new donor’s charitable intent now and into the future, building remarkable and permanent philanthropic legacies. The 2017 fiscal year was strategic in the life of The Community Foundation. As we approached our 20th anniversary, we embraced the opportunity to review our signature events, programs, and initiatives to identify our most promising areas of engagement. With a forward-looking lens, our Board of Governors considered our growth and development over the next 20 years. As we marked our 20th anniversary milestone, we validated our role as a community leader for powerful and meaningful giving. We identified ways to ensure our continued expertise with regard to the needs and challenges in our region. The resulting plan shapes a strategic vision that further develops our competences and expands our communications. This year was indeed a celebration! Generous donors increased our fund balance by $2.4 million to reach nearly $19 million in assets. We steward 139 named funds. In 1997, the foundation raised $117,582. Twenty years later, historic contributions reached $23 million! These increases allowed us to grant nearly $1 million to area nonprofits and to award $127,062 in scholarships to high school seniors this fiscal year. To celebrate our 20th Anniversary advancing local philanthropy, we launched a special Visionary Grant cycle distributing four grants of $20,000 each over the course of the year. Four categories were chosen – Environment, Education, Health/Human Services, and Arts. Nonprofit applicants were asked to envision how their organization can impact our community over the next 20 years. The foundation then asked for a proposal for a one-year, $20,000 grant that would launch their efforts and help secure their 20-year vision. Read more about the winners on page 11.
Rely on us to navigate the challenges of impactful giving.
Scholarships Tax Credits opportunity for donors. As a Scholarship Foundation with the Virginia Department of Education, The Community Foundation is now awarding scholarships to help qualifying low-income students access increased education opportunities. Donors to this program receive a 65 percent state tax credit in addition to standard deductions. In 2017, we were able to contribute $80,245 to local students in need. On the occasion of our 20th Anniversary, and on behalf of my fellow board members, I thank our 10 founding members for their vision for our community and their willingness to take action. I thank each of our past and current board members for their leadership and guidance over these past 20 years. It is a distinction and privilege to play a significant role in the foundation’s growth over these two decades. Most importantly, we thank our community of donors. You are visibly building a thriving region today, tomorrow and for generations to come. The Community Foundation – and our beloved community – are successful because of people like you, and we are grateful.
Christine A. Repp President 2016-2017
Teri McNally Executive Director
Securing the greatest opportunities for tax-advantaged giving for generous citizens is a key way the foundation advances local philanthropy. This year, The Community Foundation introduced the Education Improvement 1
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The Advantages of Giving Through The Community Foundation
For people with a desire to make a difference, The Community Foundation is the ideal partner in giving. Foundation donors typically gain the maximum income and estate tax benefits allowable by law. As a 501c3 public charity, the foundation and its component funds are free from the government regulations imposed on private or family foundations. We are not subject to an excise tax or
2017 Scholarship Winners! The Community Foundation awarded $127,062 to 41 graduating seniors from high schools throughout the region.
mandatory distribution rules. The Community Foundation can accept almost any asset and the range of giving options and of grant recipients is equally broad. Of special note this year - our new Education Improvement Scholarships Tax Credit program allows for a 65 percent state tax credit for qualifying donors who support access to education for low income students.
We awarded $127,062 in scholarships to high school seniors. We awarded $80,245 to low-income children K through 12. Talk with us to learn ways we may help identify your ideal giving options.
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Component Funds of The Community Foundation New funds are in red.
Youth in Philanthropy connects area high school students with real life issues and solutions.
2017 Youth in Philanthropy member grantmakers.
Unrestricted Funds / Think Broadly Donors who contribute to the foundation’s Community Fund or establish their own unrestricted fund can participate in The Community Foundation’s annual competitive grants program. These donors can support a broad range of local concerns, including fast-emerging issues and future needs that we can’t yet anticipate. These flexible funds put the responsibility of identifying community needs and researching and selecting worthy charities on to the foundation, relieving donors of these challenges. The Community Fund Donor Advised Funds / Stay Involved Donor Advised Funds provide a simple, powerful and very personal approach to giving. Donors stay actively involved in suggesting uses for their gifts. Donors can recommend charities to support at any time during the year, or work with Foundation staff to identify which community nonprofits are doing the best work on the issues most important to the donor. The Jon P. and Meredith M. Beckett Charitable Fund The Beringer Family Endowment Fund The Calvin Burns Family Fund The Caroline County Community Fund The Caroline County Public Spirit Fund The John and Linda Coker Family Fund The Colangelo/Phalen Family Legacy Fund The William and Barbara Cooper Memorial Fund The Alan F. Courtney Fund The Kevin Dillard Charitable Fund Female Charity School Endowment Fund The Forbush Family Legacy Fund The Duff McDuff Green, Jr. Fund The Hansen Family Fund The Hicks Family Fund The Honeywell Charitable Fund The Jimmy and Ellen Jarrell Family Legacy Fund The Alice Gray and Rick Johnson Fund The K-T Charitable Fund The Kallay Family Endowment Fund The King Family Endowment Fund The King Wack Family Endowment Fund The Mahon Family Fund The Hugh and Marion McCabe Charitable Fund The Rennie and Richmond McDaniel Fund The Mary Wynn Richmond McDaniel Fund John F. and Deborah L. McManus Family Fund The David Morgan Fund The Muir Family Fund The Mike and Patty O’Brien Charitable Fund The Robert Cullen O’Neill Memorial Fund The PNC Community Endowment Fund The Dulcie H. Potter Memorial Fund The Repp Family Fund Jeff and Charlotte Rouse Family Endowment Fund The Josiah P. Rowe III Family Legacy Fund The Schwarz Family Charitable Fund The Nicky Seay Charitable Fund The Share Our Selves Fund The Rodney I. Smith Charitable Fund The Sullivan Family Legacy Fund
The David and Shirley Swisher Charitable Fund The Taczak Family Endowment Fund The Ukrop’s Endowment Fund The Vittoria Family Fund Kathryn and Benjamin Wafle Endowment Fund The Daniel Wildman Charitable Fund Mary and Joe Wilson Family Fund The Richard Linden Zirkle Fund Designated Funds / Provide Ongoing Support Establishing a Designated Fund allows a donor to support one or more specific charitable organizations. For example, a donor who has contributed to a nonprofit’s annual campaign year after year may be ready to establish a permanent asset on the charity’s behalf. The Sara P. Boutwell Memorial Fund The Harry and Marie Dawideit Fund The Wayne A. Dennison Fund The Falcon Fund The Haven Make A Difference Fund The Holy Cross Academy Fund The Kerry Keilty Memorial Endowment Fund The William Lakeman Habitat for Humanity Fund The McCabe-Felder Endowment Fund The O’Neill Family Legacy Fund The Barney Reiley YMCA Fund The Chris Ross Memorial Fund The Kathy Salvas Charitable Fund The Aune Sturdy Animal Protection Fund Trust for Public Education IV Fund The Elsie, Carroll and Willie Wheeler Hospice Support Care, Inc. Fund The Elsie, Carroll and Willie Wheeler Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging, Inc. Fund Organizational Funds / Advanced Fund Development and Sustainability Tools for Nonprofits Area nonprofit organizations establish agency endowments (a type of designated fund) as a way to strengthen and grow fundraising efforts and to ensure permanent operating or program support. The Community Foundation assumes the challenges of endowed fund management for participating charity organizations, enabling them to fully concentrate on their mission. The Dahlgren Rescue Squad Fund The Fredericksburg Area HIV/AIDS Support Services Fund The Fredericksburg Festival for the Performing Arts Fund The Fund for Downtown Greens Community Greenspace The Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity Fund The Hospice Support Care Fund The Beth and Jay Jarrell Endowment Fund for RF&P BikeWalk Virginia The William J. Kinnamon, Jr. Memorial Fund The Mental Health America of Fredericksburg Suicide Prevention Education Fund The Rappahannock Big Brothers Big Sisters Fund The Rappahannock Legal Services Justice Fund The Stafford Junction Fund The John Tippett Legacy Fund for the Rappahannock River 7
Component Funds of The Community Foundation New funds are in red.
Scholarship Funds / Invest in Deserving Students Donors help students achieve their dreams through education by establishing or contributing to a scholarship fund. Community Foundation staff help donors establish guidelines for students to apply for financial assistance through the fund. Scholarship eligibility might be based on a student’s achievement or a demonstration of financial need. Some scholarships focus on community involvement, a commitment to a particular field of study or demonstration of leadership ability. Some donors choose to meet or correspond with students after the selection process is complete. The Linda and Billy Beale Scholarship Fund The Craig “Cujo, Jr.” Bennett Scholarship Fund The Mary E. Berger Scholarship Fund The Robert H. Bradley, Jr. Memorial Golf Scholarship Fund The Baron P. “Deuce” Braswell II Memorial Scholarship Fund The Ian D. and Jalen G. Brown Legacy Scholarship Fund The Como Farm Scholarship Fund The Brian Conner Memorial Scholarship Fund The Rosie Lee Dawson Scholarship Fund The Christine and Will Dickinson Memorial Scholarship Fund The Mary Carter Frackelton Scholarship Fund The Molly Gill Memorial Scholarship Fund The Douglas T. and Helen L. Gray Scholarship Fund The Jeremy Daniel Hawley Skilled Trades and Technical Education Fund The Richard C. Hayden Family Scholarship Fund The Peter D. Johnson Memorial Scholarship Fund The King George High School Sports Hall of Fame Scholarship Fund The Brandon Thomas Lawn Memorial Scholarship Fund The Betty Booker Lontz Scholarship Fund The Bill Lontz Science Scholarship Fund The Walton Mahon Scholarship Fund The Betty Merrill Scholarship for Excellence in Latin The Irene A. Miller Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund The John C. Neal Scholarship Fund The Paul E. Neri Memorial Scholarship Fund The Kay Orr Memorial Scholarship Fund The Lee Wingate Pappandreou Drama Award The Rev. Douglas T. Pinkard Memorial Scholarship Fund The Horace A. Revercomb, Jr. Scholarship for the Continuing Study of Music The Chris Ross Memorial Scholarship Fund The George A. and Lucy Mae Scott Scholarship Fund Seay Family Memorial Fund The ShackLax Memorial Scholarship Fund Sofia Silva Scholarship Fund The Steven Snyder Memorial Scholarship Fund The Crittenden R. Sullivan, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund The George D. Taylor Scholarship Fund The Mary B. and Perry A. Thompson Scholarship Fund The Lauren Allie White Memorial Scholarship Fund The Kenneth T. Whitescarver III Memorial Scholarship Fund The Clay and Elsie Williams Rural Conservation Scholarship Fund
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Field of Interest Funds / Address Important Issues Donors who establish a Field of Interest Fund target their gift to address a specific area of need. Whatever areas of interest inspire you to contribute – the arts, access to healthcare, the environment, etc. – The Community Foundation can assist in establishing a fund and recommending strategic gifts to address the causes you care about most. The Behavioral Health Fund The Jack O’Neill Fund for a Green Community Kelly Givens Memorial Fund The O’Neill Fund for the Stewardship of Historic Resources The Virginia Heritage Fund The Michael W. Robbins Fund for the Enhancement of Workplace Safety Education Endowment Fund Community Foundation Funds Collaborative Solutions In our work with donors and charities across the region, we sometimes identify larger issues and opportunities that merit the community’s attention. In these cases we create the appropriate fund to harness the charitable power of many individual donors to help address the issue or opportunity. The Community Fund The Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund Grants for Humanity Virginia Education Improvement Scholarships Tax Credits Program Women and Girls Fund Youth in Philanthropy Legacy Society / Planned Gift Donors Anonymous 1 Anonymous 2 Anonymous 3 Mrs. Lillian P. Ashton* Mrs. Mary E. Berger Mr. Alan F. Courtney Mrs. Paula Felder* Ms. Mary Carter Frackelton Mrs. Helen L. Gray* Mr. Duff McDuff Green, Jr.* Mr. Michael T. Grennin Mr. William F. Lakeman* Mr. and Mrs.* Walton B. Mahon Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Newlin Mrs. Mary Jane O’Neill Mrs. Kay Orr* Mrs. Janice Olsen Mrs. Dulcie H. Potter* Mr. Alan F. Potter* Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Reamy Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Roberts Mrs. Kathleen F. Salvas Mr. Nicky Seay Mr. and Mrs. Aric N. Wagner Ms. Elsie Wheeler*
Become 1 of the 1,000 women giving $1,000 to create a $1 million endowment for area women and girls.
To join the Women and Girls Fund of The Community Foundation, call 540.373.9292 or email info@cfrrr.org.
Our Founders’ Vision for Our Community
Donors to The Community Fund Legacy donors to The Community Fund are in red.
Gifts of $200,000 or Greater Mary Jane O’Neill The O’Neill Family Legacy Fund of The Community Foundation Gifts of $100,000 or up to $199,999 Sandy and Bruce Davis Gifts of $50,000 or up to $99,999 Beverly and Don Newlin Gifts of $20,000 or up to $49,999 The Honeywell Charitable Fund of The Community Foundation Kaeser Compressors, Inc. Gifts of $10,000 or up to $19,999 The Dori Gaythwaite Eglevsky Endowment Fund of The Community Foundation Mary and Bob Ryan Jeannine and Keith Wampler Gifts of $5,000 or up to $9,999 The Bay and Paul Foundations Nina McLemore Rosemarie and John McKeown Kitty and Ben Wafle Gifts of $1,000 or up to $4,999 Anonymous Sara and Jeffrey Boutwell Jan and Al Erkert Fredericksburg Insurance Group Susan and Dan Hansen Lucy and Wayne Harman Cinde and Dan Hoffman Joanne and Bill Kinnamon Patti and Bill Lynch Rennie and Richmond McDaniel Sharon and Joe Schmidt Gifts of $500 or up to $999 Ana Chichester Angie and Chris Hallberg Dana and Wesley Marshall Mary Wynn and Charles McDaniel Princess Anne Building Rachel Garbow Monroe Todd Williams
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Gifts of $200 or up to $499 Cox and Johnson Insurance Agency, Inc. Janice and Lawrence Davies Rosier Dedwylder ECS Mid-Atlantic Joyce and Homer Hite Teri McNally Second Bank and Trust Debbie and Paul Simpson Alma and Billy Withers Gifts of up to $199 Linda and Jason Adair Carol and Don Allen Joyce and Ed Allison Kathy Anderson and Neal Reed B & H Wood Products Lisa Kelly Bales Mary Ann and Stephen Batsche Shannon and Walter Bayne Joanne and Waldo Beck John Behen Gerry Bradshaw Mary and Ron Branscome Martha and Rob Burke Darla and Ollie Burton Calvir Burger I, Inc. Stephanie and Matthew Caspersen Century 21 Adventure Coldwell Banker Elite Colony Pest Control Danielle Coté Carrie and Bob Danko Kathleen and Don Edwards Dori and André Eglevsky Jinxie Forbush Ellen Fortunato Felix Fraraccio Janet and John Fray Jennifer Freed Debby and Ross Girvan Eileen and Gerry Goodman Duff Green Mary Katherine and Wilson Greenlaw John Haid Esther and Brian Hannon Candy and William Hearn Denver Hill Janet Hill Home Instead Senior Care Hope Springs Marina Tricia Hopfengardner David Huddle
Robin Huddle Sharon and Pete Humes Kelly and Fitz Johnson Cami and Robert Landeck Valerie Lewis Ellen and Andy Lynn Sunny Lynn Daryoush Mansouri Robin Marine Carolyn and Ravi Mathur Melinda May Wycliffe McClure Amy McCullough Deborah and John McManus Mary Alice Merchant Margaret Ann Mi Kim and Tommy Mitchell Patrick Moore Mr. Handyman of the Fredericksburg Region Carolyn and Howard Nelson Alice and Gary Nuckols Janel and Joseph O’Malley Melinda and Gary Partridge Charlie Payne Katie Taylor Payne Penn-Mar Floors Pratt Medical Center Charles Price Betty Purtell Rappahannock Area YMCA Rappahannock Economic Development Corporation Ann and Chip Reamy Chris and Brad Repp Dottie and Dave Rice Lazalia and Xavier Richardson Martha and Russ Roberts Karen and John Rose Judith Capes Scheibe Denise Short Kim Smart Kirstin and George Snead Susan and Martin Sparks Susan and Richard Spears Becky and Mike Starling Kathleen Sullivan and George Fish Union Bank and Trust Utility Professional Services Linda Worrell Adele and Bill Young
The foundation’s original Board of Governors wasn’t certain what our region would be like in 20 years, but they knew we’d need significant resources to address needs and leverage opportunities. The Community Fund of the Community Foundation is an achievement built upon our founders’ vision. To celebrate the foundation’s 20th anniversary, Visionary Grants of $20,000 were awarded from The Community Fund. The winning projects each launch a promising local nonprofit toward an inspiring new 20-year vision for our community.
Founding Board Members: Leigh Frackelton, Linda Worrell, Bill Howell, Chris Hallberg, Harry Dickinson, Bill Young,
• Friends of the Rappahannock received $20,000 for a River Report Card that distills hyper-local water quality data into a user-friendly report that will inform citizens and inspire a “community of clean water.” • Germanna Community College received $20,000 for their Meta-Majors project, a college-wide project that maps an efficient path for students to the classes and credentials they need to compete for local jobs. • Lloyd F. Moss Free Clinic received $20,000 to form a Medical Legal Partnership with Legal Aid Works – a formal collaboration that prevents legal barriers that stand in the way of health and safety for low income individuals.
Doug Stewart, Keith Wampler, Allen Fisher. Anne Rowe, deceased, was the tenth original board member.
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When the Time Comes to Give Back
The Community Foundation is here to make personal philanthropy flexible, easy and effective. Joining our community of donors offers the simplicity and tax advantages of a public charity, combined with the personal recognition, involvement and flexibility of a private foundation. When you establish a fund, you access the
Fiscal Year 2017 Financial Summary
highest level of strategic thinking on ways to meet community challenges. We make your contributions as effective as possible. And because we plan to be here, serving this community in perpetuity, you can be assured of a permanent source of support for the issues you care about.
Revenues, Gains and Losses Contributions and Agency Receipts: to Funds Temporarily Restricted Unrestricted Special Events Revenue Administrative Fees Interest and Dividends Realized Gains (Losses) Unrealized Gains (Losses)
When the time comes to give back, consider the one foundation that can help.
Total Revenues and Support Expenses Grants and Program Support Management and General Fundraising and Special Events Total Expenses
June 30, 2017 Funds by Type Agency Donor Advised Designated Funds Field of Interest Scholarship Unrestricted Tax Credits Fund
Entrepreneur Rodney Smith created the Rodney I. Smith Charitable Fund in April of 2017 converting a lifetime of ingenuity and industry into a legacy of support for his community.
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Fiscal Year 2017 Cash Paid for Grants, Scholarships and Distributions
$1,715,260 77,964 69,926 131,307 7,152 404,639 327,345 1,033,043 $3,766,636
1,006,084 106,250 89,650 $1,201,984
$18,609,404 $743,550 $10,315,551 $2,700,390 $1,172,874 $2,849,859 $754,197 $72,982
Arts, Culture and Humanities Animal Community Development Crime Disaster Relief Disease/Disorder Education/Scholarships Environment Hunger and Food Security Health and Human Services Housing/Shelter Medical Research Mental Health Preservation Religious Sports Youth Community Philanthropy
$914,898 $40,000 $28,087 $3,373 $2,000 $500 $2,000 $315,280 $51,176 $101,462 $140,533 $10,036 $1,230 $43,256 $25,580 $9,651 $3,873 $22,642 $114,219
Ring in the Holidays
Toast to the Future Sponsor Synergy Periodontics & Implants Lillie Pitman, DMD and Thanos Ntounis, DDS, MS Bar Sponsor Access Eye Arash and Michele Mansouri Tasting Room Sponsor Cooper Financial Group Douglas Cooper & Joshua Cooper Speakeasy Sponsor Lifecycle Construction Services Tent Sponsors Hagerman Group Real Estate Heather Hagerman Mary Jane O’Neill Platinum Anonymous BB&T Beveridge Seay, Inc. / Nicky Seay Bruce and Sandy Davis John and Sharon Fick Germanna Community College Hirschler Fleischer Kaeser Compressors PBMares, LLP Sands Anderson The Sprinkle Family Stafford Printing Union Bank & Trust Wack General Contractor Wells Fargo Gold Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer Dynovis Edward Jones Investments Ben Maxwell The Gemini 3 Group, Inc. Goodloe Asphalt, L.C. Heritage Wealth Advisors Cindy and Tim Hughes In the Red Catering Parties by Dori SimVentions, Inc. Stifel / Don Newlin Surgi-Center of Central Virginia Wagner Wealth Management of Davenport & Company
2016 Oh What a Night! 2017 Toast to the Future!
Silver Applied Technology, Inc. CB Richard Ellis Heather and Jason Cohen John C. Cowan Cox Family Dental and Orthodontics Featherstone LLC Field at Snowden Farm Dr. and Mrs. Howard Heppe A. Hickman Design Hilldrup Properties, Inc. Hope Springs Marina Infinity Technologies Kelly and Fitz Johnson The Keddie Group of Davenport & Company LLC Eleanor and Marque Ledoux Anne and Carl Little Tricia and Charles McDaniel Missy and Steve Norair Parrish Snead Franklin Simpson PLC Payne Trucking Co. Peoples Community Bank Doug and Betsy Quarles Janny and Shane Sims The Stadulis Family Stone Center Marilyn and Bobby Thalhimer Van Zandt Restorations Christopher and Jodie Vaughn Virginia Partners Bank Waterloo Farm Bronze Affordable Suites of America Fredericksburg, Quantico Mona and Jack Albertine Allergy Partners of Fredericksburg Jon Mozena MD, Jonathon Posthumus MD, Mark Wenger MD, Bonita Wilson MD Atlantic Builders Bankers Insurance, LLC The Beals Family Rob Billingsley / Wealth Management Advisor Northwestern Mutual Bishop, Farmer & Co., LLP Ginnie and Jim Branscome Cary Street Partners Andre G. Pineda, Walter D. Bayne, Daniel W. Clendenin Community Bank of the Chesapeake Kostas Constantine / Fredericksburg Orthopaedic Associates, P.C.
Theresa Y. Crawley, DDS Dameron Home Builders Ron and Cathy Davis Kate and Matthew DuMont Jenny and Dudley DuPuy Fidelity Bank Mortgage First Citizens Bank Flair Communication Mary Carter Frackelton Fredericksburg Smile Center Gail and Joe Greene Wilson Greenlaw, Jr. CCIM Hallberg & O’Malley Financial The Hoffman Family / Fredericksburg Stacy and Andrew Horne Dee and Eddy Hwang JON Properties Keystone Coffee & Auto Spa Jason Kunkler Patti and Bill Lynch Melissa and Wayland Marks Mason Investment Advisory Services, Inc. Patrick and Mary Elizabeth McManus Brooke Miller Real Estate, LLC Lloyd F. Moss, Jr. DDS and Lloyd F. Moss III DDS Charmaine and Greg Mueller Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy Associates Stacy Priddy Real Estate Quarles Petroleum Rappahannock Electric Cooperative Rappahannock Orthodontics Rappahannock Restoration Roxbury Mills Salon 730 Jamie Scully and Jess Kujala George Solley and Mari Kelly Shirley and David Swisher Neil and Shaun Sullivan Truong Rehabilitation Center Tulip Salon & Spa / Aveda Utility Professional Services, Inc. Fred & Tanya Howe Vista Eye Specialists / Binoy R. Jani, MD Kitty and Ben Wafle
Community Foundation of the Rappahannock River Region P.O. Box 208 Fredericksburg, Virginia 22404 540.373.9292
www.cfrrr.org