Fourth Quarter Newsletter
Fourth Quarter 2023 Newsletter
tba Project #7 The sculpture Millennium Pegasus by sculptor Sandy Scott of Lander, Wyoming arrived on October 31st and was installed on the site of the former Granite Row, the birthplace of Anderson’s business district in downtown Anderson. “Pegasus” was on display in Denver, Colorado until recently. This bronze sculpture is 12 feet tall and…
Foothills Community Foundation mourns the loss of Dr. Marshall L. Meadors, III. The inaugural recipient of the Robert M. Rainey Philanthropy Award, Dr. Meadors spearheaded the tba project to build Anderson’s first dog park in 2017.
Robert “Little Man” Fagg “Little Man’ Fagg has always had a heart for those less fortunate, particularly children who may not experience the joy of the Christmas season. Since 2007, Robert Fagg’s motorcycle club has donated over $200,000, along with countless toys, to the Brighter Christmas Fund. Year after year, the Anderson Toy Parade has…
This is part of our ongoing “Donor Spotlight” series. Spotlight on: Bob and Kristina Austin Bob Austin recognized the need for indigent dental services and responded by pioneering the community’s first free dental clinic at the Anderson Free Clinic in 1991. “We discovered that poor dental health was having a major impact upon the overall…
Recipients of the Robert M. Rainey Philanthropy Award must have demonstrated, over a significant period of time, dedication to the promotion of philanthropy, combined with a strong devotion to civic and family duty. Charles and Libby Dalton have exemplified a lifetime of service to the community. A 1964 graduate of Clemson University, Charles Dalton is…
The Big Dog steel sculpture was unveiled on Wednesday, September 7th at the Dog Park. Dr. Marshall Meadors III and Mayor Terence Roberts presided over the group gathered at the corner of Fant and Society Streets to greet the new arrival. April Cameron, Executive Director of the Anderson Arts Center presented a ceremonial bone to…