Endowment funds are different from annual giving to the Foundation. Year-to-year giving is usually dispersed within the year the gift is made. The Endowment funds remain in trust with the Foundation to grow and provide income for the future. Endowment funding provides the financial strength to act with confidence for the long-term goals of the “excellence in education” mission of the Foundation.
Endowment funds are held for the long-term investment returns to fund future grants for the generations to follow. The Endowment principal funds are not used for grants - only the income generated each year can be used. The Foundation’s long term goal is to grow our endowment fund to support all grant applications in the future.
Endowment funds are held for the long-term investment returns to fund future grants for the generations to follow. The Endowment principal funds are not used for grants - only the income generated each year can be used. The Foundation’s long term goal is to grow our endowment fund to support all grant applications in the future.
Endowment Recognition Opportunities
A gift of any amount is welcome to be designated to the endowment fund. All endowment gifts are pooled within the Endowment Fund, but are recognized separately in publications. There are recognition opportunities at several levels of giving.
$5,000 - A gift of $5,000 or more in the Endowment Fund may be designated a Named Endowment to honor someone you admire.
$25,000 - A gift of $25,000 will qualify the recipient to be named a Chair of the Foundation. Foundation Chairs are recognized with a Paver at Tiger Court
$50,000 - A gift of $50,000 to the endowment fund allows the donor name to be associated with a classroom grant each fall.
A gift of any amount is welcome to be designated to the endowment fund. All endowment gifts are pooled within the Endowment Fund, but are recognized separately in publications. There are recognition opportunities at several levels of giving.
$5,000 - A gift of $5,000 or more in the Endowment Fund may be designated a Named Endowment to honor someone you admire.
$25,000 - A gift of $25,000 will qualify the recipient to be named a Chair of the Foundation. Foundation Chairs are recognized with a Paver at Tiger Court
$50,000 - A gift of $50,000 to the endowment fund allows the donor name to be associated with a classroom grant each fall.
Thank you to our 2016 Endowment Donors
NAMED ENDOWMENT
John Cox Webb, VI, given by John C. Webb, III & Marie Suttle Webb Foundation
CONTINUED ENDOWMENT SUPPORT
Alabama Ag Credit
Bill and Betsy Coplin
William and Kathryn Cunningham
Demopolis High School Class of 1979
Bill Horton and Judilyn Brooks
Sarah Chandler Hallmark
Bill and Catherine Meador
John and Nancy Northcutt
JR Rivas
Joe and Martha Turner
NAMED ENDOWMENT
John Cox Webb, VI, given by John C. Webb, III & Marie Suttle Webb Foundation
CONTINUED ENDOWMENT SUPPORT
Alabama Ag Credit
Bill and Betsy Coplin
William and Kathryn Cunningham
Demopolis High School Class of 1979
Bill Horton and Judilyn Brooks
Sarah Chandler Hallmark
Bill and Catherine Meador
John and Nancy Northcutt
JR Rivas
Joe and Martha Turner
Chairs of the Foundation
Alabama Power Foundation (4)
Mary Lane Caldwell
CEMEX Southeast LLC (4)
Edith Whitfield Chapman
Trustmark
Friends of Education I (3)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Hettye Harper Hinson
Carolyn “Betty” McCormick
Mayton-Wilson Partnership
Parr’s, Inc.
JR Rivas
Robertson Banking Company (3)
WestRock
William M. Spencer, III
Waste Management
John C. Webb, III & Marie Suttle Webb Foundation (2)
Dan and Vickie Wilson
Alabama Power Foundation (4)
Mary Lane Caldwell
CEMEX Southeast LLC (4)
Edith Whitfield Chapman
Trustmark
Friends of Education I (3)
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Hettye Harper Hinson
Carolyn “Betty” McCormick
Mayton-Wilson Partnership
Parr’s, Inc.
JR Rivas
Robertson Banking Company (3)
WestRock
William M. Spencer, III
Waste Management
John C. Webb, III & Marie Suttle Webb Foundation (2)
Dan and Vickie Wilson
Named Endowments
W.H. Atkeison Family
Amanda Carroll Barnes
Grace Whitfield Bird
Mafus Bird
Austin Caldwell
Foster Farms
Clarence William Horton
Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence
Hugh A. Lloyd
Michael Keith Overmyer
Kayte and Thomas Melton
Mary and Enoch Northcutt
Fred I. Palmer
Fred I. “Buddy” Palmer, II
Howard Parr
Dr. Angie Marie Reynolds
John Webb “Jay” Reynolds
Louise Webb Reynolds
Peter Michael Reynolds, Jr.
Peter Michael Reynolds, III
Charles Werth Roberts, Jr.
Charles Werth Roberts, III
Sam Mike Sayers
Jim Rogers, Jr.
Ronnie Snelgrove
William M. Spencer, Sr.
William M. Spencer, Jr.
Terry Sprinkle
Arthur and Estelle Taylor
John and Jane Wallace
Angie S. Webb
Kathleen Whitfield Webb
John C. Webb, III
John Cox Webb, IV
John Cox Webb, V
John Cox Webb, VI
Marie Suttle Webb
A.G. and Hazel Westbrook
James Bryan Whitfield, Jr.
James Bryan Whitfield, Sr.
Marie Ars Whitfield
Dan and Vickie Wilson
W.H. Atkeison Family
Amanda Carroll Barnes
Grace Whitfield Bird
Mafus Bird
Austin Caldwell
Foster Farms
Clarence William Horton
Mary Elizabeth Webb Lawrence
Hugh A. Lloyd
Michael Keith Overmyer
Kayte and Thomas Melton
Mary and Enoch Northcutt
Fred I. Palmer
Fred I. “Buddy” Palmer, II
Howard Parr
Dr. Angie Marie Reynolds
John Webb “Jay” Reynolds
Louise Webb Reynolds
Peter Michael Reynolds, Jr.
Peter Michael Reynolds, III
Charles Werth Roberts, Jr.
Charles Werth Roberts, III
Sam Mike Sayers
Jim Rogers, Jr.
Ronnie Snelgrove
William M. Spencer, Sr.
William M. Spencer, Jr.
Terry Sprinkle
Arthur and Estelle Taylor
John and Jane Wallace
Angie S. Webb
Kathleen Whitfield Webb
John C. Webb, III
John Cox Webb, IV
John Cox Webb, V
John Cox Webb, VI
Marie Suttle Webb
A.G. and Hazel Westbrook
James Bryan Whitfield, Jr.
James Bryan Whitfield, Sr.
Marie Ars Whitfield
Dan and Vickie Wilson
