Corpwell Foundation Annual Meeting 2025
Agenda
November 5th
12 – Lunch at la “Cuvée and Cranberry farm Tour
5 – Meet and Greet
November 6th
11 -Sea Captain Foster Homestead Tour
12 -Light lunch
Annual Meeting 1-5.
6 – Sunset on the Cape most beautiful Creek
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We are pleased to announce that Donna Lynn Price has been appointed as our new Executive Director.
Donna brings decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, program development, fund development, and community engagement. Her background spans executive management, experiential education, historic and place-based programming, and building strong, mission-driven organizations. She has worked extensively with boards, staff, volunteers, and community partners to strengthen operations, develop sustainable funding strategies, and expand community impact.
We are pleased to announce that Donna Lynn Price has been appointed as our new Executive Director.
Donna brings decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, program development, fund development, and community engagement. Her background spans executive management, experiential education, historic and place-based programming, and building strong, mission-driven organizations. She has worked extensively with boards, staff, volunteers, and community partners to strengthen operations, develop sustainable funding strategies, and expand community impact.
Hello, my name is Nicolette Asselin, Executive Director of the Corpwell Foundation. Our mission is to “Leave significant tracts for the future,” guiding our work to preserve, educate, and strengthen communities. This report summarizes our key achievements in 2025, including the publication of “New Faces of the Future”, the launch of the Oasis Managers Course, and the restoration of historic properties. It provides an overview of our activities, outcomes, and vision for the year ahead.” Video
2025 Report
On July 1st, 2025 the book about the experience and audiobook were launched, and on September 15th, 2025 the “Oasis Managers Course” was put live for it’s first trial students, with a summer long labor of love from our team, here and abroad. Now, the Certification course is available at Oasis-Virtual.org.
While we were busy recounting the many ways to open an Oasis Cultural and Social Center, our team was also hard at work finding new ways to bring funds to maintain the original Oasis in Brewster. We can report that it was a fruitful summer. Trailer Redefining Aging clip (Discussion)
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The Corpwell Foundation launched the Clarendon Heritage Project to repurpose unused but salvageable historic buildings in Clarendon, Vermont. The initiative is dedicated to researching, appreciating, and preserving the town’s historical and cultural heritage. In carrying out this work, the Foundation collaborates with the Clarendon Historical Society, the Preservation Trust of Vermont, the Division of Historic Preservation, and the Vermont Community Development Program. Through this project, the Corpwell Foundation aims to strengthen the community by protecting its cultural identity and historical assets through education, research, publications, and preservation advocacy – ensuring the continued care of buildings, homes, landmarks, and archaeological sites (Report Clarendon Heritage-Chapel 1871).
In 2025, we signed a contract with Forza Hospitality that has been involved in the summer rental aspect of Sea Captain Foster Homestead. We were able to raise our rental income to pay for that year’s repair and furniture needed for summer guests. We were able to replace all the window’s broken glass and repaint them, thanks to the “Mermaid Painters” who have been faithful at all past painting jobs.
By now, Sea Captain Foster Homestead, has seen many facelifts and a first three-year trial for repurposing, an Oasis, membership driven Social and Cultural Club. In September 2024 we close the trial and concentrates on recapping the experience and planning for the future. Video
Websites
ClarendonHeritage.org
Chapel1871.org
Captainfoster.com
Oasis-virtual.org
Future Fundraising Efforts
Thanksgiving Program
Weekly Coffee Hour
Store fundraising merchandise.
Historical Exhibit Museum
Music Performance with tickets
How do we spread the word about the Oasis Concept?
Answer: In association with change makers.
LeadingAge is the trusted voice for aging. We are a community of over 5,400 nonprofit aging services providers and other mission-driven organizations serving older adults in states across the country.
Village to Village. In association with this existing network, we will be able to offer them an additional service for their members.
Others?
Council on Aging, State coalitions with policy making reach.
Discussions
Closing remarks
| Projects | Name |
|---|---|
| Preservation | Book and Audiobook Launch Oasis Managers Course Certification Course at Oasis-Virtual.org Publication of “New Faces of the Future” Clarendon Heritage Chapel 1871 Sea Captain Foster Homestead |
| Land Trust | |
| Treasurers Report (available Nov 17, 2025) |
Dates: November 5-6
Location: Cape Cod Sea Captain Foster 1222 Stony Brook, Brewster, MA
Agenda
November 5
12:00 – Lunch with a local Paula Peterson at Cuvée of Chatham Inn Relais et Chateaux.
2:00 – Cranberry Farm Tour
5:00 – Sea Captain Foster Homestead arrival and greetings
November 6
11:00 – Sea Captain Homestead tour
12:00 – Captain Foster’s Cafe-Light Lunch & meet Paula Peterson and Sara Jucara.
The core team that will continue on with Sea Captain Foster and Forza Hospitality as Marketing.
01:00 – official annual meeting begins
4:00 – Tea and refreshment
5 :00 – Cocktails
6-7:00 – Sunset at Paines Creek
Vermont project in Historic Clarendon. Grange Hall, 111 Moulton Ave, Clarendon, VT 5 PM.
Report
| Projects | |
|---|---|
| Preservation | Florida Kentucky (History) Massachusetts Vermont |
| Land Trust | |
Corpwell 