The Foundation

The Foundation

The Foundation has long recognized the limited State funding of the College, resulting in higher tuition. Since 1980, community members have served on the foundation raising funds in support of the college and providing scholarships to students from the Northeast Kingdom who attend Lyndon.

Foundation Members

Since Its founding in 1980, more than 150 members of
our community have served on the LSC Foundation.


Lorraine Impey, president

Mike Flynn '70, vice president

Sharon Reihmer, secretary

Martha Wilkins, Assistant secretary

Steve Feltus, treasurer



Mark Hayes '78

Stephanie Churchill '83

W. David Williams '83

Larry Cippolone

Nancy L. James '74

Shaina Calhoun

Kate Renner

Elia Spates

Martha Wilkins

Stacey Randall '02


College Liaisons:

Sara Duprey Lussier '02

David Bergh, President VTSU

As a community-based private, nonprofit 501c3 organization we operate to receive, hold, invest and administer property, and to make expenditures to or for the benefit of the college.

Our current focus is to raise money for scholarships for students attending the Lyndon Campus of Northern Vermont University. Supporting these students from the Northeast Kingdom is our way of providing them an affordable local option for college, while also contributing to the economy of the area. In addition, many of these students graduate and work in the Northeast Kingdom providing additional vibrancy to the area.

We are the bridge to successful graduation and futures for many students. When you are a part of a student's successful graduation, donning the cap and gown to walk up to the podium for that hard-earned certificate, you will see the fulfillment of your contribution.

As a community-based private, nonprofit 501c3 organization we operate to receive, hold, invest and administer property, and to make expenditures to or for the benefit of the college.

Our current focus is to raise money for scholarships for students attending the Lyndon Campus of Northern Vermont University. Supporting these students from the Northeast Kingdom is our way of providing them an affordable local option for college, while also contributing to the economy of the area. In addition, many of these students graduate and work in the Northeast Kingdom providing additional vibrancy to the area.

We are the bridge to successful graduation and futures for many students. When you are a part of a student's successful graduation, donning the cap and gown to walk up to the podium for that hard-earned certificate, you will see the fulfillment of your contribution.