Many people travel through Lake County, but it’s also a favorite destination for outdoor recreation. Lake County boasts more than 300 miles of trails and 150 lakes and is home to approximately 200,000 acres of public land and more than 45 designated trout streams and rivers. Whether you live here year-round or seasonally, Lake County’s beautiful landscape and connection to nature can be felt throughout.
To honor what draws people to this community, LCCF created the River and Roots Legacy Society. This special group of people have said “count me in!” by including LCCF in their will or estate plan.
Naming LCCF in your will or estate plan is a simple way to contribute to Lake County’s future. You can use your gift to support a favorite cause or organization, create a scholarship, or meet a variety of community needs for generations to come.
To find out more about joining the River and Roots Legacy Society, contact a member of our philanthropic services team today at 231.924.5350.
Join the Society
If you have included LCCF in your estate plan and are not a recognized River and Roots Legacy Society member, please contact our philanthropic services staff.
Society members
M. Christine Cornett
Wayne Fox and Ruth Cornett Fox
William and Jeanne Penny
Armas and Rose Soorus
