Harvey Server and Shirley Freeman enjoying the night outside their Key West home.
Harvey Server and Shirley Freeman enjoying the night outside their Key West home.
Shirley Freeman made a huge impact to Key West and the Florida Keys as a school administrator (20 years), elected Monroe County Commissioner (5 years), Mayor of Monroe County (3 years) and through volunteer service and financial support to countless non-profit organizations.
Shirley was part of the Community Foundation of the Florida Keys before it even began as one of the founders who made its existence possible in 1996. She served on the Community Foundation’s Board of Governors from 2000-2007 and was board chair from 2004 through 2005. She and her husband Harvey are Legacy Society members and hosted countless parties and events on behalf of the Community Foundation. She was an active ambassador and advisor for the Foundation every day until her passing at age 89 on April 6, 2024.
To continue Shirley’s legacy of giving to make the Keys a better place to live now and in the future, please make a donation in her memory to the Shirley Freeman and Harvey Server Environmental Fund.
You may make an online donation on this page (click button at top). If you are making a donation by check, please send to the CFFK office, 300 Southard St., Suite 201, Key West, FL 33040. Note in the Memo field that this donation is for the Shirley Freeman and Harvey Server Environmental Fund.
You may also make gifts to this fund by stock, wire transfer, real estate, and more. Please click here for instructions.
If you are interested in leaving a legacy gift to the Shirley Freeman and Harvey Server Environmental Fund through your will or estate plan, please contact CFFK at (305) 292-1502 or email here.
Thank you for your generosity.
The Community Foundation of the Florida Keys manages over 200 funds and endowments throughout the Keys and is a 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit (EIN #65-0648968). Since 1996, the Community Foundation has been helping individuals and families leave a legacy in the Keys by inspiring giving and by investing in people and solutions to benefit every resident from Key Largo to Key West. Over $32 million in grants have been made to student scholarships, arts and culture, beautification and preservation of the Keys, health and human services, hurricane relief, and youth programs. The Community Foundation, In Paradise For Good, celebrated its 25th year in 2021. CFFK is known for its signature “Unsung Heroes” event which honors nonprofit volunteers. For more information, call (305) 292-1502 or click here.