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The Chariton County Community Foundation, established in
1998,
is a fully tax-exempt public charity under sections 501(c)(3) and 170(b)(a)(A)(vi)
of the Internal Revenue Code. Our charitable services are available to anyone
interested in personal giving for public good. The Community Foundation is
designed to make giving easy for individual or family donors and their financial
advisors with the best combination of tax savings and philanthropic choices for
donors. We also support nonprofit agencies with the growth
and management of endowment funds and, through our Center for Community
Initiatives, assist emerging nonprofits and sponsor collaborative programs that
make Chariton County a better place to live.
Our
Board of Directors
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President: |
Greg
Nolting |
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Administrative. Assist.: |
Ruth Ann Leven,
Salisbury, MO |
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Vice-President: |
Larry Pollard, Mendon, MO |
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Secretary: |
Dale
Linneman, Keytesville, MO |
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Treasurer: |
Harry Holderieath, Mendon, MO |
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Members: |
Robert Wheeler,
Keytesville, MO |
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Greg Nolting, Brunswick, MO |
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Bill Jackson,
Brunswick, MO |
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Terry Smith,
Brunswick, MO |
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Mike Corbin,
Salisbury, MO |
History of the
Chariton County Community Foundation
In 1998 concern was expressed
about the quality of life in Chariton County, Missouri. Opportunity, wealth,
education and most importantly people were leaving the County for more
hospitable and interesting places.
The Chariton County
Economic Development Board received a REAP Grand to fund an Economic
Development Officer for a two year period. Larry Pollard was the
officer for part of that time. He attended a Community Foundation
Development Seminar put on by Dr. Don Udell of Oklahoma and
presented the idea of a Community Foundation to the Economic
Development Board. The Board encouraged the effort. Others
eventually also took part in the Foundation Seminars and meetings.
It was decided to proceed.
Articles of Incorporation
were signed in July, 1998 and By-Laws were signed on September 15,
1998 by Elmer Arnsperger, Fred Carpenter, James Daniels and Robert
Wheeler. The Certificate of Incorporation from the Secretary of
State was issued and the IRS 501 (c) (3) was also issued in the fall
of 1998.
The vision of the
Foundation is to be a major philanthropic organization that acts as
an engine for change and progress with the intent to improve and
promote quality of life in Chariton County, Missouri. The first
President of the organization was James Daniels, and he is the
current President of the organization. Seven major fields of
interest were designated: Community and Economic Development,
Cultural Enrichment, Education, Health, Historic and Heritage
Preservation, Natural Resources and Environment and Environment, and
Social Services.
A Strategic Planning
Seminar was held in the summer of 2002. Another Strategic Planning
Seminar was held in march, 2009.
The Foundation is
extremely proud of the new Grand River Medical Clinic in Brunswick,
MO. It is an open working facility. The ground breaking was in
October, 2007 and the grand opening was held in January, 2009. This
is a $650,000 facility and the Foundation’s equity in it is
substantial. There was a lot of community involvement to get the
Clinic built, and over $200,000.00 in community donations were
raised to build the facility.
Another proud area is
Youth Entrepreneurship. Junior High and High School students are
consistently involved in Leadership Conferences and Entrepreneurship
exposure. The numbers and quality of the presentations continue to
grow.
A highlight of the
Community Foundation is the annual golf tournament held in August of
each year.
The Chariton County
Community Foundation currently has approximately $885,000.00 in
assets.
Submitted by Robert
Wheeler, Original Board Member
4-02-09
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for visiting our web site. We invite you to visit again soon.
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Chariton County
Community Foundation
P O Box 14, Keytesville, MO 65261
Phone: 660-288-2223
Fax: 660-288-2224
E-mail:
cccf@charitoncounty.org
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