Celebrating 15 Years of Enriching Our Community
In 2018, the Anita and George Lawrence Covenant Fund was established with the Rusk County Community Foundation as a Designated Endowment Fund (LEEF). When George was asked why they established this fund, he shared the following: “We all want our children to make good choices but
OVER 500 STUDENTS, OVER 500 REASONS TO CARE! Established 2016 About Us Why the need for the Flambeau Forever Foundation: Provide student educational opportunities. Create a financial bridge between the community and students. Provide educational equipment. Elevate student achievement. What sort of things can/has the Foundation
Joanne Spooner created this fund with a mission to keep the animal shelter building up-to-date and in good repair for the comfort and safety of the animals sheltered there and the employees/volunteers working there. Joanne stated, “The old animal shelter had been allowed to fall into
Dennis was born and raised in Ladysmith with his brothers Mel, Mark, Timothy, sister Audrey and parents Cecil and Betty Van Wey. After his high school graduation he attended Indiana University of Pennsylvania. His career was in academics, primarily at Mount Senario College. He began his
How LEEF came about. Wayne and Carol Gullstad lived in Ladysmith for four years prior to moving to the Seattle area in 1999. Though four years is a relatively short time, Ladysmith felt as much “home” as any other place they had lived. The warmth of
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