Holiday merriment and community goodwill were on full display at the Outer Banks Community Foundation’s David Stick Legacy Luncheon, which was held on Tuesday, December 9 at Basnight’s Lone Cedar Cafe.
The mention of Walter R. Davis’s name can spark the telling of tales that seem too tall to be true. He was an extremely wealthy man whose generous acts were both finely scripted and wildly spontaneous.
Everyone at the Outer Banks Community Foundation would like to extend our sincere condolences to the family of Thomas “Tom” Livingston White, Jr.
For OBCF 101-14, we are going to give you all of the important details that will prepare you to apply for an OBCF scholarship.
So many of you weave generosity into your plans—through your wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, or simply through the causes you support year after year. But there’s one part of planning that often gets overlooked: documenting charitable intentions in the event of incapacity.
As the year winds down here on the Outer Banks, many of us start thinking about giving back—to the places, people, and causes that make this community so special.
As the season of giving approaches, we wanted to take a moment and use OBCF 101-13 to let you know all of the ways you can give to the Community Foundation.
Everyone at the Outer Banks Community Foundation would like to extended our sincere condolences to the family of Peregrine Barclay “Perry” White.
When donors Jim Willis and Bob McKay set out to support local schools, they weren’t looking to fund “more of the same.” They wanted to light a spark—giving educators the freedom and resources to try bold, hands-on STEM projects that spark curiosity and confidence.
For OBCF 101-12 we are expanding to talk about what age ranges the Outer Banks Community Foundation helps.
