2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County

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Designated/Agency Funds (continued) •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund (for benefit of Wesley Manor) •Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund (for benefit of St. Matthew United Methodist Church) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort Community Public Library (for the children’s theater program) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Indiana University Foundation (for benefit of English Dept.-Bloomington) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund (for the United Way for Clinton County, Inc.) •St. Matthew United Methodist Church Endowment Fund •Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital •United Way for Clinton County Endowment Fund •Helen G. Walls Fund (for the Clinton County Humane Society) Operating Endowment Fund Donors support the work of the Community Foundation through their gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides support to the operating budget of the Foundation forever. •Citizens Savings Bank Operating Fund •Clinton County Community Foundation Operating Fund •Clinton County Directors’ Fund •Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund •First Merchants Foundation Operating Endowment Fund •Frankfort Development Corporation Operating Fund •Robert and Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment Scholarship Funds Donors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educational opportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in specific fields or for programs at particular institutions of higher education In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements. •A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates) •Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority Advised Scholarship (for graduate degree in speech pathology) •Robert Brinson Scholarship Fund (for Clinton Central High School graduates) •Jenny Butler Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates studying nursing, ministry, or Christian education) •Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship •Clinton Central Team Player Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates who participated in sports) •Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship (for Clinton Central and Clinton Prairie High School graduates studying in the area of vocational education or agriculture) •Anna Fudge Field and Mary S. Field Endowment (for graduates of Clinton County public high schools) •Frankfort High School Scholarship Fund •Louise & Robert Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship (for Frankfort High School students) •Vern & Lillian Kaspar Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton Central H.S., Clinton Prairie H.S., and Frankfort H.S. studying physics, engineering, or mathematics) •Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship Fund (for students in the Michigan/Warren Township area) •William & Doris Mohr Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton County public high schools) •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship (for students in the Mulberry/Madison Township area) •Robert K. Ryan Scholarship (for Frankfort High School graduates-through Frankfort Education Foundation) •Barbara K. Siegfried Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates) •Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship (for Clinton County high school students pursuing a career in music) •J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates attending Purdue University) Special Projects Funds The following is a non-permanent Clinton County fund that is designated as a special projects fund: •Clinton Central School Corporation Facilities Fund Non Permanent Funds The following are non-permanent Clinton County funds that are designated for special projects or short-term programs: •Clinton Central Education Foundation Fund •Clinton County Education Fund •Greg A. Scofield Scholarship Fund •Prairie Creek Walk Fund Staff and students at The Crossing of Clinton County take a break from the school day to relax. The Clinton County Community Foundation provided the alternative school with partial funding to help purchase equipment and school supplies. 23
Grants - Howard County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Margaret P. Schwartz Fredrick Fund •Mental Health Association, Canteen Funds, $500 Ruth K. Fredrick Fund •YMCA of Kokomo, Youth Memberships, $1,000 Gingerich Family Fund •Howard County Historical Society, Opening Doors to Opportunity Fund Drive, $500 •Samaritan Caregivers, Inc., $500 Hingst Family Fund •Beta Sigma Psi Education Foundation, Academic Awards Program, $5,000 •Howard Co. Historical Society, 2009 Fund Drive, $1,000 •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, Roof Repairs, $7,400 Robert L. Hutchins Memorial Fund The Hutchins Fund grants were distributed to the following organizations: •Monastery of the Poor Clares, $200 •Salvation Army, Thanksgiving Food Baskets, $500 Eugene and Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund •Ivy Tech Community College, $1,000 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $1,000 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, $1,000 William and Delores Oberndorfer Advised Fund •Birthright of Kokomo, $500 •Christian Foundation for Children, $1,550 •Christian Foundation for Children, Nutrition Center, $350 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $100 •Monastery of the Poor Clares, $500 •St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Haiti Mission, $50 •St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, $900 Joe Thatcher Endowment Fund •Bridges Outreach, $21,300 Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefit non-profit organizations as specified by the donors. Ann N. Adams Endowment •First Presbyterian Church, $25,923 Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund •Clinic of Hope, $434 Community Assistance Foundation Fund •Children’s Organ Transplant Association, $808 •IOPO Foundation, $808 Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society, $5,159 Endowment for the Visual Arts Fund •Kokomo Art Association, $566 Grace United Methodist Church received grants from the following designated funds: •Grace United Methodist Church, $445 •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund, $1,548 •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $484 Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund •Haitian Environmental Support Program, $254 Howard County Historical Society, Inc. received grants from the following designated funds: •Bette Bannon Fund for Howard Co. Historical Society, $2,196 •Beulah Marler Cobb Endowment Fund, $1,400 •Howard County Historical Society Fund, $2,829 •Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund, $216 •Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund, $2,241 Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment Fund •Howard County Veterans Memorial Corporation, $5,844 John F. Hughes Memorial Fund •Northfield Hospital & Skilled Nursing, $500 Indiana University-Kokomo received grants from the following designated funds: •Credit Bureau-Destination: Education IUK, $5,773 •Destination: Education IUK, $6,130 •Destination: Education IUK Agency, $452 •William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship, $2,500 Maude Kelley Memorial Fund •Howard Regional Health System Foundation, $2,290 Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund •Kokomo Morning Musicale, $400 Kokomo Park Band, Inc. •Kokomo Park Band, Inc., $1,079 Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation Fund •William & Cora Davis Scholarship, $450 •Kay Deluise Scholarship, $350 •Joe Dunbar Scholarship, $450 •General Scholarship, $1,120 •Linda Healy Scholarship, $500 •Joan Holman Scholarship, $675 •Francis Arthur Lewis, $350 •Frank Moore Scholarship, $450 •James Swain Scholarship, $350 •Imogene Winslow Scholarship, $1,000 24
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