Board of Directors


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Historic Woodruff Place Foundation, Inc. (501c3)

2024
President: Cynthia Longest, West Drive (24)
Vice President: Darrin Gearheart, East Drive (24)
Secretary: Roel Hinojosa, West Drive (26)
Treasurer: David Smith, East Drive (25)

Directors:
Alessandra Souers, Middle Drive (26)
Michael Howard, Cross (Civic League Board liaison)

HWPF by-laws

Purpose: To promote the preservation of the unique heritage of the area listed in the National Register of Historic Places; to preserve and restore its artifacts; to preserve the historic or architectural character of the community and to combat community deterioration and to promote the protection and enhancement of this historical area to solicit and collect funds, together with income earned, to be used exclusively to accomplish the foregoing purposes, and no director of this corporation may receive any pecuniary benefit from this corporation except such reasonable compensation as may be allowed for services actually rendered. This corporation is organized exclusively for the foregoing charitable and educational purposes under section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code. This Corporation shall not engage in any activities which are not permitted by a corporation that is exempt from federal income tax under section 501c3 of the Internal Revenue Code as amended.

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Woodruff Place Civic League, Inc. (501c4)
Members of the Historic Woodruff Place Foundation

2024
President: Tim Miannan, East Drive (24)
Vice President: Randy Veatch, East Drive (25)
Secretary: Maureen Belch, East Drive (25)
Treasurer: Scotty Wilson, East Drive (26)

Directors:
Matt Belsaas, Middle Drive (24)
Neil Hoerstman, East Drive (25)
Michael Howard, Cross Drive (26)
Julie Kavanaugh, Middle Drive (24)
Carolyn Main, East Drive (26)

WPCL By-Laws

Purpose: To foster and promote goodwill and friendship among the residents of the town of Woodruff Place, hereinafter referred to as town; To foster and promote the protection, improvement, general welfare of the town; To promote the general exchange of ideas and thoughts, in order to achieve the foregoing; To promote favorable legislation; To participate in patriotic and civic endeavors; To do all those things generally done by a civic association to foster and promote the general welfare of the town and the inhabitants thereof.

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Woodruff Place Economic Improvement District (EID)

2024
Missy Ellis – President (2024)
Hannah Saunders – Treasurer (2026)
Tim Gwaltney (2026)
Lana Cosby-Jones (2024)
Brandon Fishburn (2024)
Jane Henegar (2024)
Rylan Hall (2024)

WPEID Business Plan

Purpose: Woodruff Place residents have successfully raised thousands of dollars annually through neighborhood contributions, fundraisers, special events, and grant-writing. While impressive for an all-volunteer organization, these funds are only a fraction of what is necessary to maintain, let alone improve, the historic infrastructure on a sustainable basis. Further, past efforts relied on the continued dedication of a relatively small group of Woodruff volunteers, whose time and energy cannot be presumed to be permanent.
WPEID is a sustainable complement, not a substitute, for these efforts. Woodruff Place’s historic infrastructure – a benefit to all residents – requires the entire neighborhood to contribute financially to support its long-term preservation.

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