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Board of DirectorsFiscal Year 2020-2021OFFICERSRodney Reynolds, PresidentBrian Wilson, Vice PresidentAngeles Atkinson, Past PresidentFelicia Hairston, SecretaryRichard Jones, TreasurerRichard Camp, At LargeDIRECTORSBecky BarkerScott BarnesSteve BassGinny FosterPhillip Hayes, Jr.Phillip SmithCharles StraussFelecia Veal-EdmundsCalton WeatherfordJanet HolleyJohn Holshouser, IIIWinnifred LindquistTeresa PettyWilliam Riddle, Jr.StaffKatherine W. MilamExecutive Directorkathy@cfdrr.orgKrystal H. DavisGrant and ScholarshipAdministratorkrystal@cfdrr.orgCullen L. LibbyDonor Services Managercullen@cfdrr.orgKendra FloydAccountant541 Loyal St., Danville, VA 24541Phone: 434.793.0884 Fax: 434.793.6489www.cfdrr.orgcfdrrcfdrrvaCover images and several images throughout are courtesy of Ralph Adams Photography, Danville, Virginia.
Insights From The Board President2021 has been a continuedchallenge for everyone. We hadso hoped that COVID would bebehind us, yet this year it seemedto be so much worse. Businessesand people have been pushed totheir limits; however, the majorityhave risen, stood together,protected each other and madechoices that will benefit all of usmoving forward.The Community Foundation hasdone just that. We have had avery successful year because ofour willingness to change. TheFoundation now has 50,931,005in assets and was able to fund 1,160,980 in grants to deservingorganizations this past year and 254,208 in scholarships to assist115 of our young people in theirgoals to obtain higher education.As the pandemic continues, sodo we. The Foundation has beenpart of our community for twentyfive years. I look back at thehistory of The Foundation in totalamazement. Whitt Clement, TheFoundation’s “Founding Father,”and the others he worked withto begin The Foundation—whata vision they had regarding itsmission, and look where we aretoday! I sit back and reviewthe list of Past Presidents of TheFoundation, read about their workand the work of past Boards, andI am overcome with gratitude.How hard they worked for the pasttwenty-five years to accomplish allthat we have. What an honor andprivilege we have to continue thisimportant work.My goal this year is toencourage donations fromeveryone in our community.You do not have to be ableto contribute 10,000 to TheFoundation in order to make adifference. The Foundation seeksgifts of all sizes. Gifts of 25 or 50 will also be utilized for thebetterment of our community.Think about it— if everyone inour service area donated 50,it would result in The Foundationreceiving well over five milliondollars. Wouldn’t that be niceto add to The Foundation’s fundseach year! Consider how manymore organizations and studentswe would be able to help withthat money! I promise you,The Foundation will invest yourcontribution wisely and make ourcommunity a better place as aresult.As I close, I must take thisopportunity to thank andcongratulate our wonderful staffat The Foundation— Kathy Milam,Cullen Libby, and Krystal Davis.We are blessed to have eachof you on our team, and what aspectacular team we have! OurBoard of Directors—how blessedwe are to have such a dynamicteam. Each of us has a goal, andwe work every day towards thatgoal. I thank each of you for yourservice and dedication to such agreat organization.May God continue to bless TheFoundation and the importantwork we do together!Brian WilsоBrian WilsonPresident, Board of DirectorsFY 2021-2022
Inspiration and ImpactVisionTo recognize needs and provideresources to improve the quality oflife in our community and to serve thewishes of our donors.MissionTo improve and enrich the livesof people in our community byencouraging the generosity ofdonors; by receiving, managing anddistributing important resources; andby meeting a variety of charitablepurposes in our community.What It IsThe Community Foundation ofthe Dan River Region (CFDRR) wasestablished in 1996 by a steeringcommittee of local civic leadersto gather and manage permanentfunds to enhance quality of life inthe region. CFDRR is dedicated toresponsible and effective communityphilanthropy. Community Foundationsare fundamentally tied to a specificgeographic area, where they work toserve the interests of donors, residents,and the community at large. ForCFDRR, the defined local geographicincludes Danville and Pittsylvania County,Virginia and Caswell County, NorthCarolina. Resources are also beingsought for South Boston/Halifax County,with consideration being given to otherneighboring counties. To meet the variedphilanthropic needs of their donorsand the communities they serve, TheCommunity Foundation offers a range offund types and services. The CommunityFoundation is a fully tax-exempt, publiccharity described in Sections 501(c)(3)and 170(b)(A)(vi) of the Internal RevenueCode.How it WorksThe Community Foundation of theDan River Region accepts contributions,including cash, stocks, and other typesof investments. These funds are pooledand invested under the direction ofa Board of Directors composed ofcommunity leaders. Income from thefunds is distributed annually in the form ofgrants and scholarships. To date, CFDRRhas gathered assets of more than 50.9million and awarded more than 27.1million in grants and scholarships.TOTAL FISCAL YEAR 2020 2021 1,160,980CHARITABLE GIFTS DONATED: 1,165,536 by 369 DONORS6 NEW CHARITABLE FUNDS ESTABLISHEDGRANTS AWARDED:Ways To GiveGiving to Any Fund Donations can be made by credit card by calling our office or by visitingour website, www.cfdrr.org, or in person at our office. Check donations can be sent via mail or delivered in person to our office. Cash donations can be made in person at our office. Our staff can work with your financial institution to accept IRA distributionsand appreciated stock gifts. For a full list of accepted types of gifts, request our Gift Acceptance Policy. Gifts may be made in honor or memory of a loved one or special pet. Acknowledgements are sent promptly for each gift given.2CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
Give Until itBenefits and Ways of GivingHelpsBy joining with more than 4,000 Community Foundation donors, you have foundan easy way to accomplish your charitable dreams. As our partner in giving, youreceive the simplicity and tax advantages of a public charity combined with thepersonal recognition, involvement and flexibility of a private foundation.EasyA fund can be established with a simple governing document that requires less thanan hour to prepare. You can establish a charitable fund without having to cope withthe complexities of setting up a special-purpose nonprofit corporation.PersonalizedWe take pride in our ability to personalize services to meet your charitableobjectives. You may establish a fund that supports your favorite charitableorganizations or programs, the community’s greatest areas of need, or a broadfield of interest. You may also contribute to an existing fund or make an unrestrictedgift that our Board of Directors will put to good use in the community on yourbehalf.EffectiveWe are dedicated to ensuring that your charitable giving is as effective as possible.Your fund will benefit from a knowledgeable grant oversight staff, excellentfinancial management and a closely monitored investment strategy. Your charitablegifts are an investment – in your community, your church, your alma mater orwhatever causes you select. Tap into the expertise of our staff members who areavailable to assess the effectiveness of a grant, research a giving option or discussopportunities with you.LegacyAn important part of our work is building acollection of legacy endowment funds for ourcommunity. Our Board of Directors ensuresthat all funds will grow in perpetuity and willcontinue to carry out the charitable objectivesof the donors who established them. If theseobjectives ever become impossible to carryout, the Board will redirect the funds to supporta closely related purpose.THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONOF THE DAN RIVER REGION IS:Confirmed in Compliance withNational Standards for U.S.Community FoundationsWays To GiveEstablishing a Fund A straightforward and simple process. We offer several types of funds: Unrestricted, Donor Advised, Field of Interest,Scholarships, Designated Funds and Agency Funds. The required establishing gift for an endowed fund is 10,000 and 25,000for a scholarship. If an individual or organization should require time to grow their fund balanceto reach this minimum, we offer an Acorn Fund, which provides the donora three-year period to attain the minimum required fund balance, at whichpoint the fund becomes endowed. Donors are welcome to contact our office anytime for more information onestablishing and administering a fund.CFDRR.ORGCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment3
COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PAST PRESIDENTS:25 Years of Outstanding Leadership4CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
Fred B. Leggett, Jr. 1996-2000Whittington W. Clement 2001Dugan Maddux 2001Robert T. Vaughan, Jr. 2002Ben J. Davenport 2003H. Victor Millner, Jr. 2004Samuel A. Kushner, Jr. 2005Connie Fletcher-Whitlow 2006-2007John E. Herndon, Jr. 2008L. Samuel Saunders 2009H. F. Haymore, Jr. 2010Kenneth Miller 2011Androniki Fallis 2012Lawrence McFall 2013Peter Howard 2014-2016Gerald Adcock 2016-2017James A. L. Daniel 2017-2018Charles Strauss 2018-2019Angeles Atkinson 2019-2020Rodney Reynolds 2020-2021CFDRR.ORGCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment5
2020-2021GrantsAnimal ServicesDanville Area Humane SocietyFine Whines and LickersPittsylvania Pet CenterSPCA of Pittsylvania CountyArts and CultureAverett UniversityClarksville Regional MuseumDanville Concert AssociationDanville Museum of Fine Arts and HistoryDanville Symphony OrchestraPittsylvania Historical SocietyCommunity DevelopmentBlanch Baptist ChurchDan River Basin AssociationDan River Nonprofit NetworkBerea CollegeBig Brothers Big Sisters of Danville AreaBoy Scouts of America Blue Ridge CouncilBoys & Girls Clubs of the Danville AreaCaswell County Partnership for ChildrenCaswell County Public LibraryChildren’s Home Society of VirginiaCity of Danville Public LibraryCross Trail OutfittersDanville Church-Based Tutorial Program, Inc.Danville Community College Education FoundationDanville Literacy CouncilDanville Public Schools Education FoundationDanville Science Center, Inc.Friends of the Danville Public LibraryGirl Scouts of Virginia SkylineHalifax County-South Boston Public Library SystemJust Kids Child Development Center, Inc.Longwood UniversityMiddle Border Forward, Inc.Mount Hermon Baptist ChurchPiedmont Community College FoundationPittsylvania County Public LibraryPittsylvania County Public SchoolsProject LiteracySouthside Area Tennis AssociationSouthside Soccer ClubSouthside Virginia Community College Foundation - NursingSpecial Olympics North CarolinaThe First Tee of Caswell County/Danville (Triad)United Negro College FundYMCA of Greater Charlotte/Camp Harrison Nature CenterHealth and WellnessDanville Pittsylvania County Habitat for HumanityGarden Club of DanvilleHalifax County - Clover CemeteryLick Fork Primitive Baptist ChurchMartinsville Cemetery AssociationOld Waynesborough ParkRevitalization for a Greater GretnaRiver District AssociationRiverview Rotary FoundationSouthside Bluebird ClubTown of YanceyvilleEducation and Youth DevelopmentAmerican Indian College FundAverett University6CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Caswell Cancer Resource Fund c/o Caswell Family MedicalCenterDanville Pittsylvania Community ServicesDanville Speech and Hearing CenterDanville-Pittsylvania Cancer Association, Inc.Halifax County Cancer AssociationMecklenburg County Cancer AssociationPATHSThe DoorwaysVirginia Dental Association FoundationVirginia’s Chapter of the American Foundation for SuicidePreventionHuman ServicesAmerican Red CrossBlairs Fire & RescueBuffalo Baptist TabernacleCaswell County ParishChanging Lives Outreach CenterCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
2020-2021Danville Area Training CenterDanville DSS - Neighbors Helping NeighborsDanville Family YMCADanville Life Saving Crew and Rescue SquadFairview United Methodist ChurchFeeding Southwest VirginiaFirst Baptist ChurchFirst Presbyterian ChurchGod’s Pit CrewGod’s Storehouse, Inc.Goodwill Industries of the Valleys, Inc.Grace A LOT, Inc.Grace Design United Methodist ChurchHouse of HopeMain Street United Methodist ChurchMoffett Memorial Baptist ChurchMount Cross Volunteer Fire & RescueMount Hermon Volunteer Fire and RescueMt. Vernon United Methodist ChurchNew Community of PraiseNorth Main Baptist ChurchNorthern Pittsylvania County Food Center, Inc.Pelham Volunteer Fire DepartmentProspect Hill Volunteer Fire DepartmentProvidence Fire & Rescue, Inc.Saint Peter’s Greek Orthodox ChurchSalvation ArmySandy Creek Baptist ChurchSecond Chance Outreach MinistriesSecond Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NCSouthern Area Agency on AgingGrantsSt. Luke’s United Methodist ChurchTemple Beth SholomTransitions Pregnancy Solutions (Little Life)United Way of Danville-Pittsylvania CountyVeterans Memorial FundVirginia Legal Aid Society, Inc.Yanceyville Volunteer Fire Department“Happy 25th Anniversary!We hope this wonderfulmilestone is marked bycelebration. Thank you forall that you do to serve ourneighbors. We are honoredand grateful to have yourpartnership in fightinghunger.”Feeding SouthwestVirginiaCFDRR.ORGCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment7
Statement of ActivitiesAudited For The Fiscal Year Ending 30 June 2021202120201,165,536592,63311,760,14012,954 13,531,2633,167,427630,789(199,652)10,148 3,608,7121,414,214160,025141,61036,886 1,752,7351,698,753162,799146,65545,528 2,053,735Net Assets Change11,778,5281,554,977Beginning Balance39,152,47737,597,500Ending Balance 50,931,005 39,152,477Support and RevenueContributionsInvestment IncomeNet Gains/(Loss) on InvestmentsOther IncomeExpensesGrants & ScholarshipsProgram RelatedManagement & GeneralDevelopmentThe final audited statements are available for inspection at the Foundation office and on the website www.cfdrr.org.Total grants and scholarships 1,414,214TOTAL GRANTS BY PROGRAM AREAHuman Services: 619,689Education and youth: 265,474Scholarships: 254,2088.85%4.44%2.85%2.57%.74%Health and Wellness: 125,174Community Development: 62,823Arts and Culture: 40,407Covid-19: 36,000Animal Services: 10,43918.77%17.97 %43.81%TOTAL GRANTS BY TYPEUnrestricted: 522,573Designated: 262,840Scholarship: 254,208Field of Interest: 192,110Donor Advised: 182,4838CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 202118.58%17.97%13.59%12.91%36.95%Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
2020 - 2021Appalachian StateUniversity - 1,600Charles SetliffAverettUniversity - 36,968Caitlyn CarterRebecca CliftonCevanna CoeKatelyn DewberryKelsey EdmundsTyler GoadSavannah HarlowMorgan JonesTrinity MaloneAlyssa McDanielCFDRR.ORGScholarshipsHannah McNeillBrianna SalasKiasia SaundersKatie ScarceHarper ScolloJahna WatersMakayla WoodsCampbellUniversity - 3,420Zachary PattridgeLauren Yoder54 AWARDS TO PREVIOUS RECIPIENTS65 AWARDS TO NEW APPLICANTSChristopher NewportUniversity - 1,180Matherly EskeyCollege ofWilliam & Mary - 12,130Kwannya FosterMakeda WarnerJonathan YoderCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment9
2020 - 2021Danville CommunityCollege - 7,650ScholarshipsLily AdkinsAnna BurtonMckenzie CampbellStephanie Escobedo CisnerosNicholas FloodJocelyn LipfordDuke DivinitySchool - 2,300LongwoodUniversity - 9,120University ofLynchburg - 7,095Milwaukee School ofEngineering - 2,800University of NorthCarolina Charlotte - 3,025Hailey HarrisKatie LoomisNathan McClimansMason MoorefieldHeath WoodEthan WhiteMaya RoneNicholas StanleyNicholas Harrelson33 COLLEGE/UNIVERSITIESAVERAGE SCHOLARSHIP AWARD 2,172CHECKS MAILED TOGeorge MasonUniversity - 6,500Janie DixonAlissa HillAlexis WatlingtonHampden-SydneyCollege - 3,015Lucas BurnetteIsaac WhitfieldHamptonUniversity - 3,000Ram Leandro MadejasHowardUniversity - 6,400Anasia HarrellTiasia SaundersJames MadisonUniversity - 12,475Lindsey MitchellEllery MoorefieldPeyton ParrishCameron RigneyGregory SheltonLiberty University - 11,145Kyle BaileyAllison OsborneKensley YeattsMegan BowlesTaylor JonesAnna KuengAbigail LawrenceSamantha WilsonNorth Carolina A & T StateUniversity - 3,000Fredderick GravesNorth Carolina StateUniversity - 10,000Georgia DanielAndrew WardOld DominionUniversity - 11,945Aliyana CalveyMorgan MitchellJordon RichardsonVictoria RoarkRadfordUniversity - 6,795Kaitlyn BrinkleyMarcus DeShazorJordan HarrisSummer RowlandRoanoke College - 3,285Brianna CarterEthan ParkerUniversity of NorthCarolinaGreensboro - 1,460Cheyenne BrewerUniversity of NorthCarolinaWilmington - 2,860Kaleigh GraftonAlexis PaughUniversity ofVirginia - 27,140Noah BarkerJoshua BuckleyLuke GarciaChe-Rui HorngAmber HugginsAngel LinMary McLaughlinGraydon SmithLeah TalbottJacob WagemanNakyva WilliamsTaylor WilsonVirginia CommonwealthUniversity - 9,245Destinee CarterLandon HolleyOscar KempJaden WatkinsSweet BriarCollege - 1,500Tamira BennettTowson University - 1,010Austin Smith10CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
I would like to graciously thankthe donors and associates at TheCommunity Foundation. I knowthat every cent I have receivedwill be well used. I cannotemphasize just how much thescholarship funding will help mein my scholarly journey. Everypenny helps me sleep a littlebetter at night, and for that Ican’t be more thankful.Washington & LeeUniversity - 1,100William JacksonWestern CarolinaUniversity - 905William WoodsGabriel JohnsonClass of 2021Recipient of SkenderisScholarshipVirginia PolytechnicInstitute and StateUniversity - 42,425Anna BrooksSummer CarlsenAnna CrooksDylan HaleyMacon MaxeyJoshua PettifordMegan PollokVictoria PuryearDakota RichmondDaniel RiddleFabian SheltonDylan SparksAmanda TalbottKennetria TorainConner WeaverIndia WomackVirginia StateUniversity - 3,000Christian CardenVirginia UnionUniversity - 3,000Jalen WilliamsonCFDRR.ORG334 APPLICANTS54 SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS119 SCHOLARSHIPS TO115 STUDENTSOver the past couple of years,college life has not always beeneasy, as COVID-19 has led tomissed opportunities and familytragedy. This January, at the age of24, my older sister passed away dueto COVID complications. Despitethis tragedy and instead of shuttingdown, I was able to finish out thissemester academically, mentally,and spiritually strong. Thanks toyour support, I was able to notworry about my financial ability toattend school and instead focus ondealing with my loss with my UVAcommunity.Jacob WagemanUniversity of VirginiaRecipient of Roy L. andMary G. Doss ScholarshipCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment11
CFDRR Legacy SocietyMembersFriends who have made a commitment to the greater good of ourregion through their estate planning.AnonymousLamar G. BarrR. Craig and Judith H. CardwellGil and Kathy CollinsP. Niles and Carol DalyJudie Adkerson DodsonInara Aster DodsonCharles and Carol EllisMar and Tita EscarioAndroniki FallisHarold and Nicole GarrisonJohn S. GarwoodMs. Juanita G. GrantRuth HessPeter and Jo Ann HowardDenise and David HudsonHeath LightMarie LumpkinsD. Webster Marshall, Jr. and ElizabethSmith MarshallH. Victor Millner, Jr.Wayne and Nancy Oakes FundFrances F. SkenderisJeff and Angie SmithBeverley TalbottPlease consider supporting the future of your local community by honoring The CommunityFoundation with your planned gift. We appreciate your interest, and our staff is here toassist you with creating a bequest designed to reflect your unique story.12CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
2020 - 2021In Honor OfHonorariums & MemorialsAnna and Frank Fulton, Jr.Ashley NunnAubrey and Judie DodsonAva and John HarrisBarbara BennettBetsy RobesonBeverley C. Talbott and Frank Talbott IIIBig Brothers Big Sisters MentorsDr. Bill Skenderis and FamilyMrs. Charlton B. Strange, Jr.Chris and Shelley NunnCullen LibbyDr. Cynthia HeistDebra DodsonEd and Janet NunnFrances SkenderisInara DodsonJane EgglestonJean Hines VernonJohn and Katherine LaramoreDr. Kevin LingleLucille BarnesDr. Michael CaplanMolly GrantNan FreedNiki FallisDr. Robert HoneaSarah and Jeff HaleyTara HinkleTaylor Bidgood RandolphWalter and Gail GunnWebb MadduxDr. William HendersonCFDRR.ORGIn Memory ofAnn WrightAudrey F. MillnerBetty SartinCarroll ThackstonCharles A. Smiley, Jr.Clarence P. LewisClaudia Vernon SmithDiane GrossDorothy TateDorothy Womack TateDr. Elizabeth “Boo” ComptonElizabeth “Punky” Compson WardrupElizabeth I. EmersonEllen Vernon RobertsonDr. Frances StoneburnerG.W.H.S. Class of 1957 ClassmatesGail Phillips GunnGayle Green MillerGeorge and Margurete GrekosGideon MillerHelen K. GantsoudesHenry BennettJames Anderson Robertson, Jr.James Gilmer SheltonJames SwainJim RobertsonJohn “Jack” Burton WoodsKenneth CalvertL. Wayne Holley Jr.Lester H. Wentz, Jr.Linda Mitchell SatterfieldLois FloydLynwood “Wayne” YeattsMamie MarshallMary S. HylerNancy Bennett BourneNancy FlippenMajor Robert C. GarrettRobert D. CollieRobert Glenn StinespringRobert SjobergHon. Spiros SkenderisSteven Bruce Daniels, Jr.Steven DanielsThomas ArthurTom and Bette BlackwellTrish WoodallVirginia Ann Miller GarmonDr. Walter E. DeytonWilliam Garnett MilsteadIn Memory of PetsMany people have given gifts this year in memory of special pets in someone’slife. Gifts can be designated for one of four animal welfare funds at TheCommunity Foundation. Notices will be sent to families as specified.Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment13
2020 - 2021Funds & DonorsAdkerson-Dodson SpecialEducation Scholarship FundJimmy Flippen, Jr. and Amy NunnFlippenAdmininstrative/Unrestricted FundAmerican National Bank & TrustCompanyAudrey F. Millner Memorial Fund of TheCommunity FoundationBelinda and Bernard BakerLamar BarrBoard Endowment Fund of TheCommunity FoundationJimmy and Becky BoltonMarilyn M. BoothJohn BordenCarolina-Virginia Animal Hospital, PCBuck and Susy CassidyDavid T. and Sally ClarkNancy ClarkClement WheatleyLynn C. CoheeBarbara S. CollieCommonwealth Home Health Care,Inc.Christopher M. CornettTom and Sheila CraddockDaniel, Medley & Kirby, P.C.Danville Distributing Co., Inc.Christine DarwakDawn DavisAl and Kathy DivineScooter, Linda and Hunter DunnLalor EarleLinda A. ErwinFirst Citizens BankFirst Piedmont CorporationAndy and Ginny FosterNan FreedRoy G. and Sophia R. GignacDelma HaleyHarris, Harvey, Neal & Co., LLPJanet HolleyGerald and Ruby HovatterPeter and Jo Ann HowardVirginia HudsonPhillip and Frances HynesRobert JiranekDanny and Brenda JonesLibby and Bill KeyserHarry LeaJ. Patrick and Barbara McGinnJoe and Kathy MilamRandy and Debbie NaumanSusan NicholsonOptimist Club of Danville, Inc.Harold and Evelyn OwensPhilip N. Daly and Frances K. DalyCharitable Lead UnitrustGlenn and Pamela PulleyInez Rodenburg-HassonSally and Jim ShieldsRetta R. SjobergWilliam and Deborah SleasmanBarbara Ellen SmithAlfred and Carole StarrNancy Still, Cathy McKinney, MarthaBasista and Beth RansonThe Daniel Fund of The CommunityFoundationAlfred and Jane ThompsonRobert and Wanda VaughanLaVonne Walden and George BowlesEd and Jane WhiteElizabeth WilsonWilliam and Gaynelle WolfordAgency Emergency FundAlger Pugh MemorialScholarship FundAlma Courtney “Sigie”Perkinson Rose EndowedFundJoe and Anne FosterThe Garden Club of DanvilleAndy Warren MemorialScholarship FundSchrum Family Charitable FundAnimal Welfare FundBeverley TalbottArnold B. Porter andElizabeth J. PorterScholarship FundArts & Cultural FundJohn E., Jr. and Donna HerndonJoe and Kathy MilamAudrey F. Millner MemorialFundTed and Helen Jane HodgesH. Victor Millner Jr.Autism Education FundCarl and Kathy ReynoldsB. C. and Annie Lee OwenFundAnnie Lee M. OwenBarbara H. Sater andHerbert W. Sater MemorialFundCharlotte DaumBenjamin M. Sugg FundAhmed Children’s FundBennett-Bushnell-JonesKaufman Scholarship FundAlexander Heath Light andMary Nelson Light MissionFundBernard C. CalvertScholarship FundBoard Endowment Fund14CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
Angeles AtkinsonScott BarnesStephen BassRichard CampThe Community Foundation of the DanRiver RegionAndroniki J. FallisPhillip HayesJohn E., Jr. and Donna HerndonPeter and Jo Ann HowardWinnifred G. LindquistG. Rodney ReynoldsWilliam M. Riddle, Jr.L. Samuel SaundersCharles and Tina StraussCalton and Arlene WeatherfordBrian and Wendy WilsonVaden WrightCaswell Family MedicalCenter Endowment FundCaswell Family Medical CenterCharles G. and Carol E. EllisFundChristian Charities FundCassidy Smith FadeleyDavid VernonCollins “Great Outdoors”FundCommunity Impact FundClarence L. Giles FundCora Taylor Younger SmithMemorial FundClaudia Vernon Smith FundCoronavirus Relief FundJean Hines VernonRichard KalskiAshley RobertsonFrank RobertsonGeorge J. & Effie L. Seay FoundationHelen and Webb Maddux Fund of TheCommunity FoundationBobby Hawker MemorialFundBoys and Girls Clubs of theDanville AreaEndowment FundTiffany AlnefeltBoys & Girls Clubs of the Danville AreaPhilip N. Daly and Frances K. DalyCharitable Lead UnitrustEric and Elizabeth DeatonVincent P. Kania, Sr.Vanessa ScearceCharles and Tina StraussBuck-Wayland FundJohn and Hilary W. CannarellaR. Lee Wayland, Jr.Richard A. WaylandCarol and Charley MajorsFundAmerican National Bank and TrustCompanyCarol and Charley MajorsEddie and Elizabeth MartinCaswell County SchoolsScholarship FundCaswell County SchoolsCFDRR.ORG“The PPL and the Pittsylvania County Public Library thank you foryour generous support of the library’s Summer Reading Program.Your grant supports creative and exciting summer reading programsfor children and youth across Pittsylvania County. Summer ReadingPrograms foster a love of reading for pleasure that helps enrich literacyskills and reduce students’ loss of educational gains over the summerbreak, particularly in households that contain few or no books.”Lisa W. Tuite, DirectorPittsylvania County Public LibraryCelebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment15
2020 - 2021Funds & DonorsDebra L. Dodson FundGerald and Margaret AdcockScott BarnesJeffrey N. and Debra L. DodsonAndroniki J. FallisJohn E., Jr. and Donna HerndonFlorence LewisDeputy Frankie LynnBetterton Scholarship FundDiane Marie GrossScholarship Fund“Thank you so much for supporting this ministry to end hunger in ourcommunity. During these uncertain times, your contribution is a graciousgift that allows God’s Storehouse to continue providing food to the manyfamilies and individuals who are in need in Danville and PittsylvaniaCounty. Because of your generosity, we are able to serve 86 familieson average every day at God’s Storehouse. Your contribution providesfamilies with produce, bread, hand sanitizer, dinner for their loved ones,and even a chance to celebrate their birthday with their very own cake.”Dan River Inc. EndowmentFundDanville Academic BoostersScholarship FundDanville Lions FoundationScholarship FundDanville Museum of FineArts & History EndowmentFundDomestic Violence ShelterFundCarl and Kathy ReynoldsBeverley TalbottDominion Eye Center FundDouglas Sager Hayes andMildred “Mickey” HayesScholarship FundKaren Harris, Executive DirectorGod’s StorehouseD. Webster, Jr. andElizabeth S. Marshall FundAlexander GrossElizabeth LilesAmy, Steve, Madeline, and RylandQuinnFrances F. SkenderisDanville PittsylvaniaAcademy of MedicineAlliance Scholarship FundDRMC Auxiliary/Volunteers ScholarshipEndowment FundNeal and Linda DodsonDanville RegionalFoundation FundEileen and Joseph StendigFamily FundDanville SymphonyOrchestra FundEileen and Joseph StendigScholarship FundDavid T. and Sally ClarkKaren HawkinsCharles and Tina StraussPeggy and Lenard LackeyEliza Patterson HinesMemorial Scholarship FundElizabeth (Betty) W.Jefferson FundDanville Museum of Fine Arts & History16CFDRR ANNUAL REPORT 2020 2021Celebrating 25 Years of Community Enrichment
Elizabeth Whitlow ReithPrice-R.N. Whitlow FamilyNursing Scholarship FundFirst Responder - HeroEducation Scholarship FundEmergency PreparednessFundFlorence P. Wagnerand Jennie Lee WagnerScholarship FundFrances AshburnCarolina Virginia Animal Hospital, PCJimmy Flippen, Jr. and Amy NunnFlippenB. Teresa PettyEugene Evans Library FundFairview United MethodistChurch Scholarship FundBettye ParkerLinda JaroszMarilyn M. BoothFairview United Methodist ChurchDuane DahlquistJulie WellmanHilda Mills, Andy and Carol Mills, andHarriett M. KeithPatricia E. FerrisPatricia GuillJames L. and Ann D. JenningsFaith Home EndowmentFundW.O. Burnham TrustFaye Carter Endowed FundFaye Durham Carter Charitable TrustCFDRR.ORGPatrick and Cathy DalyFrank, Mary and RayCompton Scholarship FundEstate of Dr. Elizabeth ComptonLisa A. DixonAnne T. GeyerHarold and Evelyn OwensRichard and Patsy YeattsG. Brooks Powell, Jr. PoliceCommunity EngagementFundThelbert ChildressMichael GuanzonMarsh & McLennan CompaniesG.W. Class of 1957Scholarship FundDillon, Jr. and Carol BarnettRonald BermanD. L. ChandlerHelen Browder CheyneyBill and Frances CookGWHS Class 1957 Reunion CommitteePhil and Dorothy KeeseeBudge and Carolyn KentF. Lawrence McFall, Jr.Joseph MillerJimmy MooreCharles E. Rowe, Jr.Marion Hager Stephenson and FamilyL. Michael TateJimmy Flippen, Jr. and Amy NunnFlippenSteven TurnerBenjamin VincentJohn and Sally WallaceGordon and Kay WatkinsEbb and Gayle WilliamsW.H. and Melodie WilliamsColleen WrightBrenda Owen WyattGail and Walter GunnScholarship FundACN Triad Expansion GroupGreensboroThe American Legion Waldon FrancePost 29Ilona AndersonAngeles AtkinsonCarol BosticRonald BagleyPattie CairnsDenise ClarkeGail DavisDebra L. DodsonIan FitzpatrickDesire GadsdenThomas E. GillespieJohn GilstrapAndraea GreenNancy GunnWalter GunnPeter and Jo Ann HowardCharlotte and Herman JonesDolores JonesLetitia King-ReidAndrea KnottsSam KushnerCharlene E. MarillaBertrum MillerLori MooreMarchelle RaynorBen RippeThomas and Laura SadlerKelley SatterfieldDonna SilvermanDianne St. Laure
Berea College Big Brothers Big Sisters of Danville Area Boy Scouts of America Blue Ridge Council Boys & Girls Clubs of the Danville Area Caswell County Partnership for Children Caswell County Public Library Children's Home Society of Virginia City of Danville Public Library Cross Trail Outfi tters Danville Church-Based Tutorial Program, Inc.
