Legacy Society

Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society

Deceased members are indicated in bold print

When you make a planned gift to the Elk County Community Foundation you become a member of the Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society, a group of friends and benefactors intent on securing a better future for our community.

The Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society was created in 2007, on the first anniversary of Sara-Jane’s passing, to honor this special philanthropist who left a legacy at the foundation. She was a special friend and ongoing contributor to the Foundation who shared the Foundation’s vision of building permanent charitable capital to benefit the community forever.

Leaving a legacy gift means planning today to leave money in the future to an organization or cause you care about.

Our Legacy Society is a membership for those who have named the Elk County Community Foundation a beneficiary or recipient of any type of planned or deferred gift. Simply plan your estate to support the Community Foundation in the future and then advise the Foundation of your gift.

Leaving a legacy can include bequests, retirement assets, charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trust, gifts of life insurance, or any other type of charitable planned gift. Remembering the Community Foundation in your will or estate plan offers many benefits. A charitable bequest may reduce your estate taxes, and will ensure your legacy lives on in our community, forever.

More than great wealth, planned giving requires a generosity of spirit and the desire to improve the quality of life for others. The Foundation extends to everyone the opportunity to become a member of the Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society.

Steps to becoming a member of the Legacy Society

  • 1. Establish

    Donors include a gift to the Community Foundation in their will or trust, establishing a bequest to create a new fund, enhance an existing fund, or support the overall work of the Community Foundation.

  • 2. Notify

    Donors notify the Community Foundation of their plans and automatically become members of the Legacy Society. The Foundation does not ask the amount of your intended donation. If you choose, our staff will be happy to discuss with you your intentions regarding your gift to make sure your wishes are followed.

  • 3. Join

    Donors join the network of other Legacy Society members and receive special recognition. Donors may also choose to remain anonymous, however we encourage you to share your name as an inspiration to others to look toward the future.

We appreciate your vision and insight into our community’s future. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society, please contact us.

Sara-Jane Stackpole Legacy Society Members

Deceased members are indicated in bold print

  • Jack & Erma Anderson
  • Paul & Patti Bierly
  • Dennis & Deborah Bonanno
  • Althea VanVranken Buehler
  • William & Veronica Conrad
  • Mr. Douglas Dobson
  • David and Sara DeLullo, Jr.
  • Richard & Paula Fritz Eddy
  • Mr. Albert Filano
  • Francis & Carolyn Grandinetti
  • Madeline Guthrie
  • Hamlin & Sally Johnson
  • Tom & Dottie Kane
  • Harold and Marguerite Lenze
  • Mr. Ramsey Llewellyn
  • Jake & Mary Meyer
  • Christine C. Muroski
  • Don & Kate Reed
  • Michael & Susan Renaud
  • Robert & Elizabeth Roberts
  • Dr. John E. Schloder
  • Les and Gloria Almquist Shull
  • Mr. Dauer Stackpole
  • Mrs. Doris Stackpole
  • Gloria & Jim Straub
  • Larry and Donna Suglia
  • George & Bea Terbovich
  • Ms. Laurey Stackpole Turner
  • Tom and Rita Mary Valentine
  • Mr. & Mrs. Larry Whiteman
  • Mr. Gus Wolf
  • Dick and Janet Wolfe
  • Paul A. & Rosie M. Young

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