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ArtsinStark Foundation Endowment Fund

EST. 2012

The ArtsinStark Foundation Endowment Fund was established to support the organization's mission to "create smarter kids, new jobs, and healthier communities." This fund includes the Capital Replacement Subfund, Cultural Center for the Arts Fund - Jeffrey A. Fisher/Fisher Foods Educational Endowment Subfund and Cultural Center for the Arts Fund for the Arts Endowment Subfund.

Charles Red Ash Memorial Fund

EST. 2013

The endowment fund was originally established following Red’s retirement in 1978 honoring 39 years of service to Canton South High School. Income from the fund will be awarded to graduating seniors who have lettered in at least one sport, have achieved academic success, and demonstrated community service.

David and Lucinda Ashley Philanthropic Fund

EST. 2003

John H. and Evelyn L. Ashton Philanthropic Fund

EST. 2005

The late John H. and Evelyn L. Ashton were instrumental in the creation and development of many Carrollton non-profit organizations and activities as residents and business owners in the community since 1932. John devised a way in which he and Evelyn could continue to give back to Carrollton and the Carroll County community in the form of scholarships for deserving students, the creation of a museum, and grants for different types of programs and projects which would be of benefit to the community.

Peter and Patricia Ashton Charitable Fund

EST. 1997

Peter and Patricia Ashton created their Donor Advised Fund following his retirement from a distinguished career as a Timken Company executive. Mr. Ashton died in 1999. In addition to benefiting causes locally, Mrs. Ashton may also recommend grants to charities (qualified under the IRS Code) that are located in their native country, the United Kingdom.