The Steuben County Community Foundation has welcomed two long-time community members to its board of directors. Dar Crofoot is the executive director of quality and risk management at Cameron Memorial Community Hospital. She was inspired to join the SCCF board by Cameron President and CEO, Connie McCahill, and Dar looks forward to using her talents to give back to the community. Brevin Bennett was first introduced to SCCF through his time with FIST, the community foundation’s youth philanthropy program. He now joins the board as the president of Eva-Lution, and he looks forward to promoting opportunities for career training and advancement that go beyond a traditional college degree. SCCF is excited to include these new perspectives in our discussions about connecting people who care with needs in our community.

SCCF also thanked two outgoing board members for their combined 17 years of leadership and service. Julie Troyer served on the board for eight years, including three years on the executive committee. She never failed to ask tough questions and consistently brought a unique perspective to the board’s discussions. As the former superintendent of MSD of Steuben County, Dr. Dave Goodwin shared his wisdom and experience in the education sector as a member of the board and the grants committee for nine years. Though their final board meetings took place as a Zoom call rather than around the board table, their contributions to SCCF have made a lasting impact in our community.