When books are written about 2020 (and they will be), we hope they include the small acts of profound generosity and the towering examples of community resilience like those we have seen in the North Country and surrounding communities during this most challenging time. The Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund is proud to be a supporter of many of these efforts. Read more in our 2020 Report to the Community.
Read the 2020 Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund Report to the Community (PDF)
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