Jan 12, 2021
WELLSVILLE The Wellsville Community Foundation has been created with a mission “to contribute to charitable purposes, or conduct activities, for the common good, general welfare and civic benefits of the Wellsville community and its environs.”
Seven individuals have agreed to serve as trustees of the newly formed non-profit corporation: Attorney Nick Amato; new resident Cressey Belden; County Municipal Judge Tim McNicol; retired executive Eddie Murphy; former banker Peter Russell; retired educator Linda Weekley; and retired executive Robert E. Williamson.
Murphy was elected president, McNicol vice president, Belden secretary, and Weekley treasurer at the foundation’s organizational meeting in late December. Russell served as incorporator.
Jan 12, 2021
WELLSVILLE The Wellsville Community Foundation has been created with a mission “to contribute to charitable purposes, or conduct activities, for the common good, general welfare and civic benefits of the Wellsville community and its environs.”
Seven individuals have agreed to serve as trustees of the newly formed non-profit corporation: Attorney Nick Amato; new resident Cressey Belden; County Municipal Judge Tim McNicol; retired executive Eddie Murphy; former banker Peter Russell; retired educator Linda Weekley; and retired executive Robert E. Williamson.
Murphy was elected president, McNicol vice president, Belden secretary, and Weekley treasurer at the foundation’s organizational meeting in late December. Russell served as incorporator.