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 Diane Karr, onetime lead
receptionist in Assisted Living, and her daughter
Mollie Ganser. Mollie earned her bachelor's degree at
UC Berkeley and her masters at Cal Poly, San Louis
Obispo, in 2017. Mollie received LLF grants in 2016
and 2017.
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Welcome to the SRC Living Legacy Foundation Web Site The Living
Legacy Foundation's mission is to generate resources
with which to fund the enrichment of the quality of life
within and affiliated with SRC. The main activity of the
Living Legacy Foundation is to provide educational
grants to SRC employees and their children. In doing so,
it gives residents and families a way to express
gratitude for on-going care or to commemorate the
passing of a relative or friend. The student recipients
attend colleges throughout the country and major in a
wide variety of subjects. The Living Legacy Foundation
is also available to provide assistance to residents in
need.
In 2023 we awarded 44 Educational Grants for a total of $102,600 to employees and their children to attend college throughout the United States, with majors from occupational skills to advanced academic degrees. We are only able to provide this level of support through the generosity of our donors. We believe education is the key to upward mobility in this country and can think of no more worthy cause for your tax-deductible donation. Click or tap here to find out how you can make a donation. Thank you for your support of this very worthy cause. We give a very special thanks to our donors. Find out more about the SRC Living Legacy Foundation using the tabs in the green title bar above. For further information please contact us at info@srclivinglegacyfoundation.org. Note for SRC residents: The SRC Living Legacy Foundation is not related to the SRC Employee Appreciation Fund. |
