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Established Funds – Hampshire

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The Hampshire County Community Foundation Currently manages 18 endowed funds, each representing the specific charitable interests their donors.

Agency

Rotary Club of Romney Endowment Fund – Founded by the Rotary Club of Romney, this fund supports the clubs charitable works and programs.

Donor Advised

Erin Michele Pancake Memorial Fund – Established in memory of Erin Pancake by her parents with assistance from contributions from friends and family members. Distributions from this fund support a variety of charitable causes, including positive youth development and substance abuse prevention and recovery programs.

El Dorado Fund – The primary intent of this fund is to support services, education, and career/life-skills instruction for economically disadvantaged citizens or in economically distressed areas.

Designated

Hampshire County Energy Express Fund – This fund supports the Energy Express summer reading and nutrition program.

The Hoy Shingleton Sr. Teen Center Fund – Established in honor of Hoy Shingleton Sr, by friends and family in celebration of his 90th birthday, earnings from this “seed” fund will benefit programs for teens.

Slanesville Presbyterian Angel Fund – Families suffering from fire, medical and other unexpected hardships receive some relief from this fund dedicated to Hampshire County.

OK Hampshire County Warm the Children Fund – Distributions from this fund, established by Ormond and Karen Hyers, benefit the Warm the Children program in Hampshire County, a program that provides winter clothing and coats for children.

Field-of-Interest

Hampshire County Volunteer Emergency Medical Services Fund – Established by multiple donors as a way to acknowledge and support the essential role EMS plays in helping preserve life and supporting the health and well-being of people living in and visiting Hampshire County, distributions from this fund will provide support for their operations.

William Brady and Jean Taylor Rannells Fund – Distributions from this fund, founded to honor the donor’s parents who met, lived, loved, and raised a family in Hampshire County, will benefit youth and health programs in Hampshire County.

J. Holland and Anita Rannells and Gorda and Mona Saville Fund – Established by the family of Buford and Gloria Rannells Saville, this fund benefits hunger-relief programs in Hampshire County.

Scholarship

David A. “Hawk” Hawkens Scholarship Fund – Created by the friends and family of USAF Captain David Hawkens, this fund serves as a memorial to his life. College-bound students from Hampshire, Berkeley, Morgan and Jefferson counties with financial need are eligible.

Deborah, Leslie, and Christopher Bright Achievement Fund – Created by Dr. Harold and Mrs. Janice Bright, this fund, named for their children, provides scholarships to students in grades 9-12 from Hampshire and Morgan Counties for hands-on experience in STEAM-based subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math).

Rae Ellen Scanlon McKee Scholarship Fund – Founded in honor of Ms. McKee, a teacher at Slanesville Elementary School who was named the 1991 National Teacher of the Year. This scholarship supports Hampshire High Schools graduates pursuing a degree in education, language arts or reading at a West Virginia college or University.

Wilda Michael Memorial Scholarship Fund – The family of Wilda Michael established this fund to honor her memory. The fund benefits Hampshire County high school graduates pursuing continuing education.

Jerry Shingleton Scholarship Fund – Bob and Kim Mayhew established this fund to honor the memory of a long-time friend and employee of Mayhew Chevrolet. The scholarship will benefit graduates from Hampshire or Hardy County high schools who want to pursue advanced education and training in the automotive field.

Bill and Fran Wylie Scholarship Fund – Established by the 2010 Individual Philanthropist of the Year, this fund will help ensure that young students have the opportunity to participate in statewide educational competitions.

R.L. Johnson, Jr. Scholarship Fund – Established by his parents, this fund memorializes the life R.L. and his passion for basketball.  Graduating seniors who’ve played basketball during all four years of high school and demonstrate outstanding dedication to the sport and the team will benefit from this scholarship.

Unrestricted

Hampshire County Community Endowment – Founded by the charter Board of Directors for the Hampshire County Community Foundation, this fund helps to meet changing charitable needs in Hampshire County.

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The Community Foundation has many governing documents, including a Conflict of Interest Policy. These are available upon request.

The Community Foundation is not currently required to file a Form 990-T. However, if at some future date we are required to file one we will post it on our web site.

Contact Us

Hampshire County Community Foundation
Post Office Box 40
Romney, WV 26757
www.hampshireccf.org info@hampshireccf.org
304.822.7200
Fax: 888.507.8375

Our Mission

Our Mission is to improve the quality of life for all people in Eastern West Virginia. The Community Foundation embraces the concept that people working together can make a difference. We seek a common philosophy whereby people recognize, understand, and act upon the benefits philanthropy brings to our community. We build permanent endowment, offer maximum flexibility to our donors, meet high professional standards, promote effective and efficient grantmaking, and strengthen charitable organizations in our community.
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