Publications
2009 & 2010
Biennial Report 
Leading by Example
Winter 2011 Newsletter
A
Season for Counting Blessings
Holiday 2010 Newsletter
The
Joy of Giving
Fall
2010 Newsletter
It
All Began with Two Quarters
Summer 2010
Newsletter
Why
a Community Foundation?
Spring
2010
Newsletter
Foundation Launches Youth Philanthropy Partnership
Fall 2009
Newsletter
2009 Focus: Basic Human Needs
2007-08 Annual
Report
A
Sense of Place
A Passion for Northern New York
2006-07 Annual Report
Supplement:
Growing Community Assets
2005-06 Annual Report
Growing Community Assets
2004 Annual Report
Making an Investment in People
2003 Annual Report
A
Community Presence, 1929-2004
2002 Annual Report
Opportunities for Children
2001 Annual Report
Meeting Basic Needs
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Lila Bull's life was devoted to teaching the arts. Born in Ellisburg, she
graduated from Union Academy of Belleville, Oswego State, and Syracuse University. For 37 years she taught art, retiring in
1970.
In
her retirement she taught weaving, played the flute in local community
orchestras and was somewhat of a local historical figure. Upon her
death at age 92, Lila Bull's estate established a trust, one third
of the income from which comes to the Community Foundation.
Lila
Bull cared deeply for her community...You too can count on the
Northern New York Community Foundation to turn caring into commitment. We
make it easy to be a philanthropist now and for generations to come.
Please
contact us for more information on how you can start a fund at
the Foundation. |
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