Scotland Memorial Foundation honored its 2024 donors who gave $1,000 or more at the 22nd Annual Highland Society Dinner on February 13.  

Almost 100 donors came out to be recognized for their support of the health of our communities. “We have such generous folks in our communities, I’m grateful to be in a position where I see this generosity every day,” stated Misty McMillan executive director of the Foundation.  We recognized 23 new Highland Society members with a Highland Society pin. They joined 143 other donors who reached the $1,000 level. Together these donors contributed around $650,000.  

Our new Highland Society Donors: 
Angelo’s Care Home, Inc. 
Baker Roofing 
Charlie Wallace – State Farm Insurance 
Dysphagia Voice Therapeutics PLLC 
Lab Corp of America Holdings 
Marlboro Academy 
LeQuinton Ellerbe 
Tyler & Whitney Graves 
Brandy Alfredson 
Hubert & Christi Meggs 
Emory Campbell 
Jamie Adams 
Travis Wallace & Jill McLester 
La’Toscha Campbell 
Mary Smith 
Nancy Ellerbe 
Rebecca Taylor 
Tamra Lowry 
Rhetson Companies Inc. 
Scotland Christian Academy 
Town of Pembroke, North Carolina 
Trinity Presbyterian School 
Valley Radiology 
 
We also recognized our Skye Club members who hold a lifetime membership in the Highland Society. This group has given a lifetime of $25,000 or more. We have 119 members and inducted 5 new members this year.  
 
Our new Skye Club members: 
Anonymous 
Apollo MD 
David & Jeannie Pope 
Derek & Dr. Shelly Lowery 
Priority One Home Healthcare 

A new part of our program began last year where we recognize a Friend of the Foundation for their efforts in volunteering and a Family of the Year for their philanthropic efforts. This year we named Allen and Meg Johnson our Friends of the Foundation for their work in the FUNd Run and Ritz. We recognized Alan Love and the Love Family for their generosity over the years, especially for our Scotland Cancer Treatment Center.  
 
During the evening, we heard from Richard, one of our patients who was helped in so many ways through our Community Health workers. The Foundation, through the generosity of our donors, helped provide $250,000 to support Community Health Workers and Paramedics to provide assistance and transportation for patients. 
 
Special thanks to Nancy Adcock, our Outreach Committee Chair, for her assistance with the event. 


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