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Foundation Leaders
GRANTEE ORGANIZATION COMMUNITY GRANT OR DONATION
Social Justice
United Way Agencies – US Matching Program United States $2,526,126
Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center
Empower American Indian Women and Families
Minneapolis, Minn. $231,630
CUMMINS
FOUNDATIONS
CUMMINS INC.
The Cummins Foundation is governed
by these officials and committees:
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
John Townsend Trust – Visitor Education Center Kent, U.K. $176,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana
Six Sigma Project Implementation
EW Tipping Foundation (through Global Giving)
Provide a customized van
Indianapolis, Ind. $150,000
Carnegie, Australia $121,851
Grameen America – Operating expense Indianapolis, Ind. $100,000
People Serving People – Green Initiative Project Minneapolis, Minn. $85,036
Soydoy Foundation (through Global Giving)
Provide children with nutritional supplements
Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans Memorial Project
Provide educational equipment
Bogota, Columbia $85,000
Neillsville, Wisc. $58,587
Rise Inc. – Self Sufficiency Project Minneapolis, Minn. $57,922
Gleaner’s Food Bank – Facility replacement and repair project Indianapolis, Ind. $39,597
BOMA Fund – Micro finance and job training opportunity Kenya, Africa $29,200
Gleaner’s Food Bank – Back Sacks Program Walesboro, Ind. $25,000
Street Kids International – Educational opportunities Vijayawada, India $25,000
Wuxi Social Welfare House (through Global Giving)
Therapy equipment
Emmaus vzw (through Global Giving)
Provide equipment and training materials
Wuxi, China $23,000
Mechelen, Belgium $20,652
Board of Directors
Chairman Tom Linebarger
Chairman and CEO, Cummins
Director Jean Blackwell
Executive Vice President –
Corporate Responsibility, Cummins
Director Mark Gerstle
Vice President – Community Relations,
Cummins
Director Will Miller
President – Wallace Foundation
Member of Cummins Board of Directors
Foundation Officers
Chief Executive Officer Jean Blackwell
Executive Vice President –
Corporate Responsibility, Cummins
Treasurer Marsha Allamanno
Corporate Responsibility
Finance Director, Cummins
Secretary Mary Chandler
Director – Corporate Responsibility
Policy and Planning, Cummins
Audit Committee
Chair Marsha Hunt
Vice President – Controller, Cummins
CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
Gleaner’s Food Bank – Back Sacks Program Seymour, Ind. $20,000
Love Chapel – Emergency Assistance Fund Columbus, Ind. $20,000
Sans Souci
Equipment to re-design and improve warehouse flow
Friends of the Chautauqua County
Child Advocacy Program – Expansion project
Community Emergency Assistance Program
Replace communication technology
Columbus, Ind. $19,675
Jamestown, N.Y. $15,000
Brooklyn Park, Minn. $10,997
Developmental Services Inc. – Feasibility study Columbus, Ind. $10,000
ADEC Inc. – Environmental Challenge grant recipient Bristol, Ind. $10,000
CommonBond Communities
Environmental Challenge grant recipient
Shepherd Community
Environmental Challenge grant recipient
Family Nurturing Center
Environmental Challenge grant recipient
St. Paul, Minn. $10,000
Indianapolis, Ind. $10,000
Florence, Ky. $10,000
Director Marya Rose
Vice President and Chief Administrative
Officer, Cummins
Director Pat Ward
Vice President – Chief Financial Officer,
Cummins
Director Tony Satterthwaite
Vice President
President – Power Generation Business,
Cummins
Luther Peters
Vice President – Internal Audit, Cummins
Karen Battin
Vice President – Controller,
Engine Business, Cummins
Investment Committee
Chair Gloria Griesinger
Executive Director – Global Treasury
and Pensions, Cummins
Greg Ehlinger
BAIF Development Research Foundation
Environmental Challenge grant recipient
Pune, India $10,000
Deep Griha Society – Environmental Challenge grant recipient Pune, India $10,000
Maharashtra Arogya Mandal (MAM)
Environmental Challenge grant recipient
Pune, India $10,000
Director Anant Talaulicar
Vice President
President – Components Group
Chairman – Cummins India
Executive Director –
Corporate Development, Cummins
Marsha Hunt
Vice President – Controller, Cummins
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