The Belington Public Library Fund, established in 2015 with an initial $2,000 donation from the Belington Public Library Board of Directors, provides perpetual funding to support the library's services, collections, and facility maintenance.

The Bucher Family Fund, established in 2015 with an initial $20,000 donation from the children of Samuel and Margaret Bucher, supports initiatives in Randolph, Tucker, Pendleton, and Barbour Counties that promote community development, health, gardening, natural resource use, alternative energy, historical preservation, and spirituality.

The Kingwood Elementary School Fund, established in 2015 with proceeds from Run For It Team Kingwood Stags and other donations, enhances educational services for students by addressing both academic and basic human needs, supporting character education, counseling, and school attendance.

The After School Explorers Fund, established in 2014 with proceeds from the Run For It event, provides support for after-school and parent-student programs in Preston County, enhancing educational opportunities through project-based learning and STREAM activities.

The Albert A. & Frances M. Kerzic Memorial Fund, established in 2015 by Lynda Given Lessek and Peter V. Lessek, supports education, recreation, historic preservation, beautification, and economic development in Davis, West Virginia, in honor of the Kerzic, Mamish, and Sluger families.

The ArtsBank Fund, established in 2015 with an initial $10,000 donation from ArtsBank, provides ongoing support for arts education in the Randolph County school system, particularly at the elementary level.

The Ohio-West Virginia Youth Leadership Association Fund, established in 1993 with contributions from the family and friends of Mavis Johnson King, provides ongoing support for the Ohio-West Virginia YMCA programs, including YMCA Camp Horseshoe, Youth in Government, and Model United Nations.

The Mt. Hebron Cemetery Preservation Fund, established in 2014 with a $20,000 donation from the Trustees of Mt. Hebron Cemetery, provides perpetual funding for the maintenance, historic preservation, and beautification of Mt. Hebron Cemetery in Canaan Valley, WV.

The Taylor-Beall & Snyder Family Fund, established in 2015 by Roscoe (Ronnie) and Diane Taylor Beall, provides perpetual funding to support the Canaan Valley Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary, ensuring the maintenance and improvement of its facilities and community services.

The Tucker County EMS Fund, established in 2014 with donations from the Tucker Boulder Park project, provides ongoing financial support to ensure 24/7 emergency medical services coverage throughout Tucker County.

The Shaffer Parsons Volunteer Fire Department Fund, established in 2014 with a $20,000 donation from Harold W. and Ruth F. Shaffer, provides perpetual funding to support the operations and needs of the Parsons Volunteer Fire Department.

The Katherine Zabriskie EMS Fund, established in 2015 with a $45,000 donation from the Katherine Zabriskie Trust, provides perpetual funding to support EMS services in Canaan Valley, West Virginia.

The Katherine Zabriskie Canaan Valley Fire Department Fund, established in 2015 with a $45,000 donation from the Katherine Zabriskie Trust, provides perpetual funding to support the operations and needs of the Canaan Valley Volunteer Fire Department.

The Ellis Boury III Fund, established in 2014 through memorial donations from friends and family, supports the education and development of creative and technical writing in students and young professionals in Tucker County and surrounding areas, with a focus on humanities, tolerance, and social responsibility.

The Terra Alta Economic Development Association Fund, established in 2011 with funding from the disbanded Terra Alta Economic Development Corporation, supports charitable economic development initiatives in the Terra Alta area, including job creation, job retention, and business climate improvements.

The Tucker County Economic & Community Development Fund, established in 2014 with matching contributions from the Tucker Community Foundation, supports charitable economic development initiatives in Tucker County, including job creation, job retention, and improvements to the business climate.

The Citizens Bank of West Virginia Fund, established in 1995, provides unrestricted funding to support general charitable needs, continuing the bank’s commitment to community investment and philanthropy.

The Nan Parsons Presbyterian Church Fund, established in 1997 with contributions from Harold Parsons and later supplemented by the estate of Eilene M. Hersman, provides perpetual funding for the Parsons Presbyterian Church to support its ongoing needs and mission.

The Uncle Sam’s Birthday Party Fund, established in 2011 from event proceeds, provides unrestricted funding to support general charitable needs, continuing the legacy of the annual fundraiser that has sustained the Tucker Community Foundation since 1989.

The Holly Meadows / Long Family Cemetery Preservation Fund, established in 2008 with a $10,000 donation from David E. Long and his family, provides perpetual funding for the maintenance, upkeep, and beautification of the Long Family Cemetery in Holly Meadows, supporting the Tucker County Historical Society in preserving this historic site.