Dorothy Plank Established Endowment Funds Totaling $500,000


Foundation: Community Foundation of the Quincy Area

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The Community Foundation of the Quincy Area has created three permanent endowment funds totaling $500,000 as requested by Dorothy Plank, who bequeathed the money to organizations she cared about through her trust.

The Plank fund endowments will support a scholarship for students from specific high schools with a preference for those pursuing agriculture-related studies, to a designated organization to help fund aspects of its work and mission, and to 11 other organizations.

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