Donate Now to The JHS Class of 1969 Scholarship Fred Larson, Jamestown Class of 1969 president, shakes hands with Matthew Roehmholdt, JHS Class of 2019, during the high school’s annual senior awards night. Roehmholdt is the first recipient of … [Read more...] about JHS Class of 1969 Awards Scholarship
CRCF News
Family of Owen Miller Encourages Kindness
Aimee Rowe embraces Kyler Majka during the Chautauqua Lake Central School’s senior awards night ceremony as Ashley Rowe and Sylvia Rowe look on. Not pictured are Josh Miller, Owen’s father, and Joce Miller, Owen’s sister. Kyler is the first … [Read more...] about Family of Owen Miller Encourages Kindness
Lucas Named 2019 Unsung Hero
“She is the queen of random acts of kindness.” That was the first sentence Debbie Basile, director of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program at Lutheran, said about Pam Lucas. On Saturday, Lucas was crowned the Chautauqua Region Community … [Read more...] about Lucas Named 2019 Unsung Hero
Changing Her Story
Leaders from the Coalition of Chautauqua County Women and Girls during the Women's Summit event at Moon Brook Country Club on April 4. Recently, Chautauqua County joined communities across the country in launching its own women’s fund at the … [Read more...] about Changing Her Story
CRCF Pays Tribute to Hometown Heroes
Since the Revolutionary War, Chautauqua County has been home to thousands of men and women serving in the United States military. Recently, a group of residents from the Village of Mayville and Town of Chautauqua formed The Chautauqua County … [Read more...] about CRCF Pays Tribute to Hometown Heroes
A Dream Fulfilled
Although it took 73 years, in May 2015 Mary “Marikay” Kimball received a degree in journalism from Ohio State University. The former Mary Hauffe was studying journalism at OSU when she met Stanley Kimball, a Falconer Central School graduate … [Read more...] about A Dream Fulfilled
Spyer Family Scholarship to Benefit CLCS
Growing up, Richard Syper of Mayville learned about hard work and dedication the old fashioned way, through the family business. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, his parents owned and operated Mayville Service Center, a local auto repair and … [Read more...] about Spyer Family Scholarship to Benefit CLCS
JHS Wrestling Scholarship Created in Memory of Proctor
When Bradley Proctor passed away in July at the age of 59, his family looked for a way to honor his memory while supporting the sport he loved. Recently, they established The Bradley A. Proctor Memorial Wrestling Scholarship Fund at the … [Read more...] about JHS Wrestling Scholarship Created in Memory of Proctor
A Storied Past, An Inspired Future
This is the final installment of our 40 For 40 series commemorating the Foundation’s 40th anniversary. To read all of the stories from throughout the year, click here. What if you could do something to change the future? Impact the lives of … [Read more...] about A Storied Past, An Inspired Future
Making a Difference for 93 Years
Lakewood PTA Scholarship Fund On a stormy night on December 12, 1916, fourteen people met and organized the Lakewood Parent Teacher Association. During those early years, an endowment fund began and in 1925, Leslie Wilcox was awarded the … [Read more...] about Making a Difference for 93 Years
Giving Back
When Sam and Ann Dominick moved to Jamestown in 1952, they had no idea the legacy they would help create. With their three children, Carl, Carol and Josephine, in tow, Sam purchased Jamestown Roofing, Inc., and was determined to create a … [Read more...] about Giving Back
Investing in the Future Skills of Local Students
Vocational Scholarships This year, the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation will award over $1 million dollars in scholarships to area students furthering their education. Through the gracious support of its donors, the Foundation administers … [Read more...] about Investing in the Future Skills of Local Students
One’s Service Is Never Done, Local Veterans Continue to Give Back
Today is a day to celebrate the service of our U.S. military veterans offering them our respect and admiration for the sacrifices that afford us the freedoms we enjoy throughout the year. Over this holiday weekend local agencies, dignitaries and … [Read more...] about One’s Service Is Never Done, Local Veterans Continue to Give Back
The McLaughlin Family
Since 2007, the Randolph community has benefitted from the foresight of John McLaughlin and his family. Born and raised in Randolph, McLaughlin graduated from Randolph Central School in 1932. During World War II, he was employed by the Defense … [Read more...] about The McLaughlin Family
Believing in Others
Paying it forward has always been a lesson Gary Lynn followed. In 1967, he graduated from Frewsburg High School with a “C” average. He was surprised to learn that upon graduation, he had been one of two students selected to receive a scholarship … [Read more...] about Believing in Others
The Beat Goes On, Infinity Instills a Love of Music in Students
The name Steve Davis is synonymous with the word music in our community. A name that has headlined countless venues around our region, Davis is known for his soulful notes on the keys and steady beats on the drums. Davis can be found performing … [Read more...] about The Beat Goes On, Infinity Instills a Love of Music in Students
Community Reception to Welcome JCC President, Dr. Daniel DeMarte
A community reception for Jamestown Community College’s new president, Daniel DeMarte, will be held on Wednesday November 7 from 4-5pm at the Robert H. Jackson Center. The evening will feature a brief meet and greet followed by an interview … [Read more...] about Community Reception to Welcome JCC President, Dr. Daniel DeMarte
A TEAM Effort, Invested in the Success of Teen Mothers
Michelle Cobbe has been busy with the hustle and bustle of a new school year; getting to know new students, checking in with returning ones and planning classroom activities. However, contrary to what you might think Cobbe is not a teacher. Cobbe is … [Read more...] about A TEAM Effort, Invested in the Success of Teen Mothers
All Good Things Don’t Have Come To an End
Jamestown Sertoma Club Creates Endowment Fund Recently, members of the Jamestown Sertoma Club approached the Chautauqua Region Community Foundation to find a way to continue the Jamestown Sertoma Club’s name and mission, as they look to retire the … [Read more...] about All Good Things Don’t Have Come To an End
Continuing Education
As the president of the Zonta Club in Jamestown in 1947 and again in 1954, Anne Crowe understood how important it was to empower women through service and advocacy. In her professional life, Crowe was a successful banker and department store … [Read more...] about Continuing Education
