The Friends of the Tucker County Animal Shelter Fund supports annual projects that enhance the connection between animals and people in Tucker County, WV, ensuring sustainable funding for the shelter’s essential programs.

The Gary and Mary Moden Fund, established in August 2021, provides annual funding to the Blackwater Ministerial Association for food pantry needs and to the Mountaintop Public Library for building maintenance, with each organization receiving 50% of the annual distribution.

The YouthBuild Fund, established in 2019 with donations from supporters and a $2,500 grant from the Tucker Community Foundation, provides financial support for the YouthBuild North Central West Virginia program, which helps young adults gain vocational training, job skills, and leadership development.

The Aurora Project Endowment Fund, established in August 2018 with an initial $10,000 donation from two board members and additional public contributions, provides perpetual funding for the Aurora Project’s programs and facilities in Union District, Preston County.

The DHS Foundation Davis Family Fund, established in May 2015 with an initial donation of $34,447 from the Davis Health Systems Foundation, serves as a temporarily endowed fund dedicated to supporting the Davis Health Systems Foundation through annual distributions, with flexibility for reinvestment or additional disbursements as recommended by its governing board.

The Robert Andrew "Randy" Poole Memorial Fund, established in 2016 through memorial donations from Timberline Ski Patrol, friends, and family, provides funding for emergency medical training for Tucker County, honoring Randy’s lifelong dedication to emergency care, ski patrol training, and community service.

The James D. Phillips St. George Academy Fund, established in 2017 by Alice E. Phillips in memory of her husband, provides grants for the maintenance and benefit of the St. George Academy Historical Property, with the option to fund a history scholarship for a Tucker County graduate if the Academy no longer requires support.

The Rose Hill Cemetery Fund, established in 2017 with the support of Thomas City Council and caretaker Joe Dumire, provides annual grants for the maintenance, upkeep, and beautification of Rose Hill Cemetery in Thomas, WV.

The Andy Evans Memorial Fund, established in 2017 by his parents, Kenny and Karen Evans, and his sister, Andrea Evans Stalnaker, honors Andy’s love for drawing by supporting art programs and projects in Tucker County public schools.

The Ryan Patrick Gosa Fund, established in 2016 by his parents, James (Jake) and Patricia Gosa, provides educational opportunities in the liberal arts for students in Tucker County, WV, honoring Ryan’s love of writing, the arts, and athletics.

The Harsh Cemetery Preservation Fund, established in 2014 with an initial $2,000 donation from Leeorr Rosier, provides annual grants for the maintenance, upkeep, and beautification of Harsh Cemetery on Clover Run Road.

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.