Members of the Alma Lee Loy Legacy Society Honored


Foundation: Indian River Community Foundation

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Twenty-five philanthropists and community leaders gathered at McKee Botanical Garden to honor the members of the Indian River Community Foundation Alma Lee Loy Legacy Society.

The members of the Alma Lee Loy Legacy Society have made a commitment to the future of Indian River County, beyond their lifetime, through planned giving at the Indian River Community Foundation.

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