2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
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<strong>Community</strong> Endowment Funds (continued)<br />
First Merchants <strong>Foundation</strong> Fund in Recognition <strong>of</strong><br />
Dr. Frank Beardsley<br />
Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment<br />
Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co.<br />
Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan <strong>Community</strong> Fund<br />
•Abilities Services, Inc., New ASI Facility, $15,000<br />
•Clinton Co. <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong>, NPO Capacity Building,<br />
$7,500<br />
•Clinton Co. Contractual Public Library, Wireless Internet<br />
Access, $1,079.50<br />
•Clinton Co. Economic Advancement <strong>Foundation</strong>, WCCW<br />
Implementation, $500<br />
•Clinton Co. Extension Homemakers, 4-H Building Stage, $5,000<br />
•Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Green and Save, $6,500<br />
•Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Door Repairs, $2,330<br />
•Clinton Co. <strong>Foundation</strong> for Youth, Camp Cullom, Disc Golf<br />
Course Enhancement, $5,358<br />
•Clinton Co. Humane Society, Ventilation Fan Motors, $836<br />
•COACH Kids, Hope Multiplied through Mentoring, $5,000<br />
•<strong>Community</strong> Schools <strong>of</strong> Frankfort, Reading is Contagious:<br />
Catch It, $3,803.80<br />
•The Crossing <strong>of</strong> Clinton Co., Alternative Supplies, $2,500<br />
•Frankfort <strong>Community</strong> Public Library, Project Teen Space, $5,000<br />
•Friends <strong>of</strong> the Rossville Library, The Gathering Place:<br />
Reading Areas for Children and Adults, $2,000<br />
•Michigantown Lions Club, Park Renovation, $26,000<br />
•Paul Phillippe Resource Center, Activity Bus, $20,000<br />
•Rainbow Haven, Domestic Violence Education, $6,750<br />
•Red Barn Theatre, Lawn Mower and Stage, $5,982<br />
•United Way for Clinton <strong>County</strong>, Copier, $4,879<br />
•YWCA <strong>of</strong> Greater Lafayette, Outreach Posters, $500<br />
Scholarship Funds<br />
Grants from scholarship funds benefit students in attaining<br />
their goal <strong>of</strong> higher education.<br />
A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
•Wendy Pullen, $500<br />
Beta Tau Chapter <strong>of</strong> Psi Iota Xi Sorority Fund<br />
•Stephanie Bertram, $900<br />
Jenny Butler Scholarship Fund<br />
•Wendy Pullen, $1,000<br />
Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship Fund<br />
•Xan Gross, $500<br />
•Abigail Marcum, $500<br />
•Lance Miller, $500<br />
•Jenna Pelling, $500<br />
•Wendy Pullen, $500<br />
Clinton <strong>County</strong> <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> Scholars<br />
(Lilly Endowment <strong>Community</strong> Scholars Finalists)<br />
•Laura Brassie, $1,000 •Jessica Rodkey, $1,000<br />
•Jacob Harden, $1,000 •Dane Snyder, $1,000<br />
•Adam Moore, $1,000 •Kyle Stuard, $1,000<br />
•Kristen Rich, $1,000<br />
Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship Fund<br />
•Jenna Pelling, $400<br />
Anna Fudge Field & Mary S. Field Endowment<br />
•Danielle Gould, $600<br />
Louise & Robert A. Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship<br />
•Alyssa Bell, $100<br />
•Clay Carter, $300<br />
•Zachary Nichols, $200<br />
Vern & Lillian Kaspar Scholarship Fund<br />
•Chad Kingsolver, $1,000<br />
•Josue Ordaz, $1,000<br />
Lilly Endowment <strong>Community</strong> Scholars<br />
•Jacob Batts, Purdue University, $37,940<br />
•Troy Chester, Rose-Hulman Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology, $155,158<br />
Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship<br />
•Wendy Pullen, $1,000<br />
William & Doris Mohr Scholarship Fund<br />
•Christina Bailey, $5,000 •Zachary Nichols, $5,000<br />
•Alissa Clawson, $5,000 •Josue Ordaz, $5,000<br />
•Bernadette Frey, $5,000 •Erin Overman, $5,000<br />
•Chad Kingsolver, $5,000 •Aaron Rogers, $5,000<br />
•Kelsey Miller, $5,000<br />
Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship<br />
Fund<br />
•Joseph H<strong>of</strong>fman, $600<br />
•Amanda Krammes, $600<br />
•Christopher Ruckel, $600<br />
•Kelsey Schutz, $800<br />
•Addie Scott, $500<br />
Barbara Siegfried Scholarship Fund<br />
•Jacob Harden, $1,500<br />
J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
•Jacob Harden, $500<br />
•Chad Kingsolver, $500<br />
Special Project Funds<br />
Town <strong>of</strong> Rossville<br />
•Storm/Waste Water Sewers/Drainage Project, $10,000<br />
“We cannot live for ourselves alone. Our lives are<br />
connected by a thousand invisible threads, and along<br />
these sympathetic fibers, our actions run as causes and<br />
return to us as results.”<br />
– Herman Melville<br />
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