Inger's Legacy: Arts & Women's Clubs Thrive
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Inger Ultvedt Andersons Legacy: A Major Gift to Hoyt Sherman Place and Des Moines Womens Club
Inger Ultvedt Anderson, a dedicated member and supporter of Hoyt Sherman Place Foundation and Des Moines Womens Club, has left a significant legacy through her estate. The 100-year-old Norwegian immigrant, who lived in Iowa for decades, was known for her passion for the arts, history, and community ties in Des Moines. Her generous gift will help preserve the historic art collection at Hoyt Sherman Place and fund new programs at the Womens Club to enrich central Iowas cultural scene. The Foundation CEO, Robert Warren, praised Ingers resilience and love for connection, highlighting her deep commitment to womens leadership and cultural causes.
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