Foster Foundation's Spread the Warmth Campaign Continues to Grow In the winter months, the Foster Foundation hosts the Spread the Warmth campaign, which collects gently used coats and re-distributes them to families and children who need them. This initiative began in the cold months of 2019 when Jennifer Bryant-Foster was visiting a local school and
Foster Fuels proudly announces the re-christening of its philanthropic arm, formerly known as the Watt Foster Family Foundation, into the Foster Foundation. This evolution comes as the foundation marks a significant milestone, collecting 5,518 coats for distribution in their annual 'Spread the Warmth' campaign, underscoring their commitment to serving women, children, and veterans’ organizations via
Foster Fuels Donates 500 Acres to Children's Camp In 2014, CEO Watt R. Foster Jr. donated 500 acres to Thomas Road Baptist Church to build a youth camp at the Peaks of Otter in the Blue Ridge Mountains. With over 50 years of camp involvement, Thomas Road Baptist Church’s mission for the camp is to reach at-risk youth
Our Foster Fuels Family is thrilled to support the charitable goals of Puzzled Events. Puzzled Car Truck and Bike show is an annual not-for-profit charity event to raise funds and awareness for children and young adults with special needs, such as autism. Puzzled team works tirelessly to support the needs of many Autism Awareness
Foster Fuels Donates to Market Area Schools At the beginning of every school year, many students begin the search for school supplies. With prices ever rising there are many people in our community unable to afford the necessary school supplies needed for their children to succeed in school. The Foster Foundation recognizes this need
Foster Foundation Supports Veterans and Active Military Personnel The Foster Foundation proudly supports the efforts of many different organizations dedicated to helping veterans and active military personnel. Watt and Jennifer are strong believers that without the sacrifices of these individuals, our country would not have the freedoms that it has today. Many of these organizations
