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Cumberland Community Foundation Inc.
Cumberland Community Foundation began as the dream of one woman, Dr. Lucile West Hutaff. Dr. Hutaff, a Fayetteville native, graduated from Fayetteville High School in 1929. She attended Women’s College in Greensboro for two years and received her medical degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine.
Dr. Hutaff returned to Fayetteville in 1972 upon her retirement as a professor at Bowman-Gray Medical School in Winston-Salem, NC, and started Cumberland Community Foundation in July 1980 with an unrestricted gift of over $575,000.
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Dr. Hutaff returned to Fayetteville in 1972 upon her retirement as a professor at Bowman-Gray Medical School in Winston-Salem, NC, and started Cumberland Community Foundation in July 1980 with an unrestricted gift of over $575,000.
Web Address
www.cumberlandcf.org
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Fayetteville teacher leaves millions to charity :: WRAL.com
Foundation: Cumberland Community Foundation
"She believed in helping deserving individuals get ahead, and it was in this spirit that she left this bequest to the Cumberland Community Foundation. ... See all stories on this...more
Foundation: Cumberland Community Foundation
"She believed in helping deserving individuals get ahead, and it was in this spirit that she left this bequest to the Cumberland Community Foundation. ... See all stories on this...more
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