Christ Church Foundation
Through
prayerful and careful planning, you can do far more for Christ
Church than you ever thought possible. By making a gift to the
Christ Church Foundation, you have the opportunity to continue your
support for Christ Church in perpetuity. The Christ Church
Foundation has been established to provide a permanent endowment for
the support, care, maintenance and improvement of the church's
buildings and grounds, as well as to support and advance our
Christian mission outside the parish.
What is the Christ Church Foundation?
The Christ Church Foundation was founded in 1979 by the vestry of the
church at the request of the congregation and is administered by the
trustees elected by the vestry. The Foundation's purposes, as stated in
its charter are to:
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restore, support, benefit, care for and maintain the buildings and
grounds of Christ Church.
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support and benefit the Christian mission of Christ Church outside
its parish.
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assure the faithful execution of the specific terms of gifts made to
the church.
Under the trustees' prudent management, the Foundation's funds are
invested to provide an annual stream of income to the church. the
Foundation's principal is never touched. Contributions to the Christ
Church Foundation qualify for charitable or estate tax gift deductions.
The Articles of Incorporation of Christ Church, Alexandria, Virginia
Foundation were signed on 8 June 1979 and amended on 15 June 1979.
Foundation Trustees
The Vestry selects nine trustees, all members of Christ Church, each for
a three year term, and eligible for re-election. The Trustee's manage
the business of the Foundation, elect officers, and serve without
compensation. The current trustees are:
|
Nancy Carson |
President |
|
E. Tazewell Ellet |
Vice President |
|
Anne Shine |
Secretary |
|
John Fritsche |
Treasurer |
|
Emily Mcnaughton |
Trustee |
|
Gordon Sullivan |
Trustee |
|
Stetson Tinkham
|
Trustee |
|
Steve Vajs |
Trustee |
|
Jack Wilmer |
Trustee |
For information
on Foundation assets, policies, or to discuss a bequest, contact any of
the Trustees.