This unrestricted fund, initiated by the local bank, supports a wide range of charitable needs in Tucker County and exemplifies the bank’s commitment to community giving.

This unrestricted fund provides flexible support for general charitable needs across Tucker County, with decisions guided by the TCF Board’s discretion.

This fund provides flexible support for general charitable needs, allowing the TCF Board of Directors to respond where help is needed most in the community.

This fund supports individuals and activities addressing urgent needs in Tucker County, with college scholarships to be considered only after all other reasonable local needs are met.

This donor advised fund provides flexible, ongoing support for charitable causes aligned with the values of George and Mariwyn Smith, including journalism, community revitalization, and local heritage.

This fund supports the ongoing well-being of Davis, Canaan Valley, and surrounding communities through grants that address community needs and support local families.

This fund honors the generous spirit of Woody Nestor by providing ongoing support to those in need throughout Tucker County.

This fund honors the lives and values of the Syrian and Goss families by supporting local charitable causes in a rotating cycle, including clothing assistance for children, Catholic organizations, and public beautification projects.

This fund supports the Blackwater Ministerial Association’s work aiding the needy, in memory of Louise and Jim Cooper, Jr., longtime residents of Tucker County known for their civic leadership, community service, and devotion to faith and family.

This fund, established from the estate of Sarah Thompson Kaemmerling, supports charitable, educational, and scientific efforts—especially in the Canaan Valley, Davis, and Thomas areas of Tucker County—in accordance with her lifelong values of service and generosity.

This memorial fund, created from the estate of William M. Harman, supports key community institutions in Parsons, WV—including parks, the public library, and city cemetery—through a partnership between the City of Parsons and the Tucker Community Foundation.

This fund provides long-term support for community spaces in Parsons, WV—including the city cemetery, local parks, and public library—thanks to the foresight and generosity of lifelong resident Viola Poffenbarger Harman.

This fund supports the administrative work of the Tucker Community Foundation while honoring the colorful life and legacy of Navy veteran, writer, and Tucker County native Herman R. Hebb.

This fund honors the legacy of Denver and Ethel Raines Smith by supporting the ongoing ministry and mission of St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Parsons, WV.

This fund ensures the legacy of Gene Valentine by providing perpetual support for the Parsons Presbyterian Church, where she was a lifelong member.

This fund provides ongoing support for the Buena Chapel United Methodist Church, reflecting Richard and Mary Harr’s lifelong dedication to their faith community in Canaan Valley.

This fund ensures perpetual care for Bright’s Chapel Cemetery, preserving a historic resting place tied to the region’s early religious and genealogical heritage.

This fund provides flexible annual support to the Pioneer Memorial Public Library in Harman, WV, helping to maintain vital educational and community services for area residents.

This fund provides annual support for the Mountain Top Library in Thomas, WV, continuing the legacy of community investment in local education and civic engagement.

This fund supports annual donations to the Five Rivers Public Library in Parsons, WV, in memory of Christine Faith Reynolds McClain and Russell Kenneth McClain.