Field-of-Interest Fund
Richard and Marilyn Alberding settled in Cazenovia in 1994 after long, successful careers, extensive travel around the world and building a family together. They were active in their lakeside community and created cherished memories with family and friends. The Alberdings enjoyed 41 years of marriage...
Learn More Donate NowThe American Agriculturist Speakers Fund supports the expenses of hosting keynote and panelist speakers at the NYS Agricultural Society’s Annual Forum. This is the largest statewide agricultural meeting, bringing together all sectors of the food system to explore topics critical to the future of New...
Learn More Donate NowThe Anonymous #33 Fund was established by a generous couple from Madison County who wish to remain anonymous until their deaths. The couple f irst had the idea to establish a charitable fund after reading an article regarding a grant awarded to provide disaster relief...
Learn More Donate NowThis fund was established to support human service work with a preference for organizations that serve the needs of the hungry or support refugees and/or arts and culture organizations.
Learn More Donate NowDianne Apter grew up in Silver Springs, MD, moving to Syracuse in the late 60s when her husband attended Syracuse University for graduate school. Although having only lived in Syracuse for a short time, she developed a deep love of the community, which she referred...
Learn More Donate NowShirley M. Aubrey was a 1941 graduate of East Syracuse High School and retired after 18 years at Bristol Laboratories. A member of Andrews Memorial United Methodist Church, North Syracuse, she and her husband enjoyed traveling with the Rev. Dr. R. David Oertel. She was...
Learn More Donate NowMary Jewell Mathews created this fund in honor of her parents to support the welfare of children and the protection of animals. This fund has a special emphasis on preventing child abuse; supporting children who have been victims of physical, emotional or sexual abuse; or...
Learn More Donate NowAfter traveling the world as a rubber buyer for his second cousin, tire magnate Harvey Firestone, William D. Barnet settled in Syracuse as a salesman for the J.P. Byrne tire company. A great believer in a solid secondary school education, he established this fund to...
Learn More Donate NowElizabeth A. Bathke (Betty), born in Canastota, was a life resident of Chittenango. She was employed for 44 years at General Electric in Syracuse, retiring in 1992 and was a member of Local 320 – G.E. retirees. Betty was generous and unselfish, and it wasn’t...
Learn More Donate NowThis fund will provide flexible and responsive support to healthcare and animal care organizations in Central New York.
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