Continuing the legacy of the Fogg’s generosity,
The Fogg Charitable Trust is dedicated to supporting the communities that Ed and Lisbeth contributed to. They are truly some of the
Southeast’s most celebrated philanthropists.
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The Foggs & Nancemede
Ed and Lis first began hunting at Riverview Plantation in the 1976-1977 hunting season as an invited guest. George C. Floyd began representing the Foggs around 1984. The Foggs purchased the Nancemeade property along with several tracks of land in the mid 1980’s.
Upon becoming part-time residents of Mitchell County, they actively supported both financially and with their presence, many cultural activities in Mitchell County and throughout Southwest Georgia. The Foggs interest was focused on art, education and wildlife as well as improving health care facilities in the area.
They hired Frank Lloyd McCall from Moultrie as their architect to build their beautiful two story southern style home on the banks of the Flint River. Through the years, they held spectacular functions at their home as well as hosting many small intimate dinners with their friends. Ms. Lisbeth particularly enjoyed serving her quail pie or having crab legs flown up from Joe’s Crab House in Miami Beach. Shortly after the completion of their spacious river front home, they sold their Miami place to become permanent residents of Mitchell County.
On the Fogg plantation were a host of animals such as deer, horses, goats, donkeys, peacocks and quail. Their inside pets were their beloved precious poodles that were most often found in Mr. Ed’s lap or on the back of the couch behind him. Once the Foggs settled into southwest Georgia life, they began a farming operation which primarily focused on vegetable production.

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Beacon College
Beacon College officials dedicated Fogg Hall, the nonprofit liberal arts school’s academic hub, during a January 25 ceremony saluting the continuing generosity of The Edward C. Fogg, III and Lizbeth A. Fogg Charitable Trust.

Medical Group of Mitchell County
In appreciation of a gift from the Edward C. Fogg III and Lisbeth A. Fogg Charitable Trust, the building housing the Medical Group of Mitchell County will forever honor the Fogg’s dedication to improving the delivery of quality healthcare in Mitchell County.
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