Recently Elizabeth Nager, Executive Director of the Polk County Community Foundation, spoke to the Rotary Club of Tryon about the unique attributes of the PCCF. She shared examples of how benefactors are offered a wide range of simple and flexible fund options to help them meet their charitable goals. PCCF awards an average of $1.3 in grants and scholarships to the community each year. (article and photo submitted by Judy Lair)
Recently Elizabeth Nager, Executive Director of the Polk County Community Foundation, spoke to the Rotary Club of Tryon about the unique attributes of the PCCF. She shared examples of how benefactors are offered a wide range of simple and flexible fund options to help them meet their charitable goals. PCCF awards an average of $1.3 in grants and scholarships to the community each year. (article and photo submitted by Judy Lair)

Rotary Club of Tryon Guest Speaker

Published 4:12pm Friday, March 15, 2013
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