The Leo Fisher Beautification Fund was established at BB&T bank in Belton in November 1998 in memory of former mayor, Leo Fisher.  With the help of Sadie Maynard this fund has paid for mulch and the irrigation system for downtown Belton and the light which has been installed at the "Welcome To Belton" sign at the city limits on Anderson Highway 76.

The fund can be used for anything pertaining to the attractiveness of our city.  Volunteers have donated their time installing electrical wiring for lights, planting flowers and weeding the flower beds.  "It is worth a trip to go see the tulips, iris, hyacinths that are in full bloom along with the native trees and shrubs" according to local resident and volunteer Janice Edwards.

Volunteers are actively sought and welcome to work 1-2 hours approximately four times a year to weed the Square, take care of the "Welcome To Belton" sign in the above photo as well as the DOT flower garden at the railroad location across from Horton's Pharmacy.  Currently there are 9 volunteers.

Anyone can make a donation in memory of their loved ones or just donate to a worthy cause.  Donations may be mailed and made payable to:
 

Additional information may be obtained by writing to the above address.