Mission Statement

The Ingram Lee Foundation was established to aid and improve the lives of motivated economically disadvantaged individuals by providing assistance to facilitate their progress to higher education for the purpose of developing life skills.

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Events 2022'

The 10th Annual Ingram Lee Golf Event will take place on Monday May 23, 2022 at The Woodlands Resort Panther Trails  & The Oaks Courses.  On Sunday evening, May 22, 2022,  we will once again have our Live & Silent Auction in addition to several wineries offering tastings of their vintage wines from Napa & Sonoma Valley.  We will celebrate our 10th year by having the Spazmatics entertain our guests following our events. 


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Annuities & Scholarships
  • $220000
    University of Alabama
  • $250000
    Texas A&M University
  • $250000
    LSU
  • $38500
    Sonoma County Vintners - Fire Relief for Napa & Sonoma County Families
  • $175000
    University of Texas
  • $254000
    University of Notre Dame
  • $25000
    Texas A&M Maritime Academy Scholarship
  • $100000
    Auburn University
  • $50000
    Kingwood High School - Hurricane Harvey Relief
  • $166218
    New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA)
  • $50000
    Napa & Sonoma First Responders - In development
  • $10000
    Hackberry High School - Hurricane Relief
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Testimonials
In Loving Memory of Ingram Lee...
Forever in our Hearts!
Pat and Ingram met in Jacksonville, AL more than 35 years ago in a disco tech called The Odyssey.  Ingram was known for his "John Travolta" moves and "Danny Terio" outfits.  Pat walked into the club with a friend and Ingram and his buddy flipped a coin to choose which women they would dance with that night......Ingram lost the coin toss and got Pat.  After dancing the night away they have been inseparable ever since.
 
Pat and Ingram were married in 1979 and have lived the majority of their lives in New Orleans, LA.  Ingram started his career in the oil industry as an inspector with Saybolt Inc. and then moved onto Torco Energy.  Ingram moved onto Coastal Trading which landed them in Aruba for 1 year.  Ingram eventually moved onto John W. Stone where he and his partner, Victor Brossette, made JW Stone a worldwide company.  Ingram was a mentor to many traders and was always there for guidance for the younger guys.
 
Ingram was known for his large stature but his nickname, "Pooh", truly defined this man's heart.  Ingram was a big teddy bear who gave more than he ever took back and touched the lives of more people than he will ever know.  He was a great man and a great husband who idolized his wife Pat.
 
Ingram was truly a teddy bear and kids migrated to him because of his incredible smile and infectious laugh.  He constantly gave every child his love and affection.
 
Ingram was a great son, uncle, brother, friend and husband but most of all he was the greatest man that touched the hearts of so many.
 
We Love You Pooh!!
 

Ingram Lee

In 2021 our 9th annual Ingram Lee Foundation Golf Tournament was extremely successful raising over $400,000 due to the generosity of our many supporters even with the challenges of Covid-19.

The Board of Directors voted unanimously to award over $250,000 in scholarships  and annuities following this incredible year raising our total awarded scholarships and annuities to $1,590,000 over a nine year period.

This year's recipients include Notre Dame, Auburn & NOCCA for the various annuities and scholarships. 
 
  • $400000
    Event fundraising in 2021
  • $1590000
    Total Awarded Scholarships & Annuities