Tipp City Foundation 2018 Annual Report

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ARTS & CULTURE 18% $17,520.72 Bethel Local Schools, $1,490.00, updates communication between the technical crews and directors of concerts and stage performances through the purchase of headset systems. This grant was awarded through the Arts Bethel Fund in the Studebaker Tradition of Giving Back, established in 2014. Read more about Emmert and Jane on page 9. Bethel Local Schools, $770.00, hosts an art show for students and the community where work by High School Art 1 and Art 2 pupils will be displayed. This grant was also awarded through the Arts Bethel Fund in the Studebaker Tradition of Giving Back. Connections of Tipp City, $2,109.72, supports one of the newest nonprofits in the area. This after-school program offers middle and high school students new options for their free time. Dayton Performing Arts Alliance, $2,000.00, tunes eager learners in to musical concepts while listening to live orchestral recitals. Over 540 Tipp City elementary students will experience these professional performers. St. John’s Early Childhood Program, $500.00, brings the Dayton Ballet on site with their bug and natural-worldbased performances. Tipp City Chamber of Commerce, $1,500.00, supports the launch of the Teen Leadership Academy, which includes Project T.I.P.P. (Teens Impacting and Promoting Philanthropy). Giving teens responsibility of $3,000.00, they acted as the grant distribution committee by collectively determining allocation of money to area nonprofits. This grant was awarded in honor of Jim Kyle, a past Foundation president. Tipp City Exempted Village Schools, $2,000.00, promotes Stagecrafters Summer Theatre Drama Camp, giving children a two-week experience working both on stage and behind the scenes of a play. Tipp City Exempted Village Schools, $645.00, invites Madcap Puppets to a one-week Artist in Residency program at Nevin Coppock Elementary School. Blending world literature, fine and performing arts and storytelling, kindergarten and 1st graders will have hands-on experiences with an art form dating back to 5th Century BC. Tipp City Public Library, $1,750.00, unifies the community while igniting an interest in great books by supporting the Tipp on a Great Read program. Tippecanoe Historical Society, $1,756.00, protects the archives and artifacts of the museum by offsetting the costs of a new roof. This grant was awarded through the Urban Stewardship Fund, established by Frank Scenna and Heather Bailey. Read more about Frank and Heather on page 10. RECREATION 17% $16,742.00 Miami County Educational Service Center, $500.00, explores Fulton Farms through the eyes of small children served through this early intervention program. This year’s field trip extends into the evening by including parents in hands-on fun. Science, math and literacy stations will incorporate pumpkins into family-based learning. Tipp City Enrichment Program, $3,100.00, enhances the summer activities offered to the children who attend this extended care program. Tipp City Parks Department, $2,542.00, expands the walking path around City Park with a 180-foot addition. This grant was awarded through the Warren E. Miltenberger Parkland Fund, established in 2008. Read more about Warren on page 10. Tipp City Youth Soccer, $500.00, provides needs-based support to assist families who find it difficult to pay for soccer registration and equipment. Tipp Monroe Community Services, $2,600.00, defrays the cost of the annual 5th grade excursion to Camp Kern in Oregonia, Ohio. Tipp Pride Association, $7,500.00, represents the first payment of the Foundation’s commitment of $75,000. Read more about this grant in the introduction portion of this chapter. 4 | Can you help us make a difference? Call us at 937-528-2482 or go online to donate at www.tippfoundation.org
25% $23,340.00 SOCIAL SERVICES Breast Wishes Foundation, $3,000.00, grants wishes to enhance the lives of women actively fighting breast cancer in Tipp City and Bethel Township. Family Abuse Shelter of Miami County, $5,182.00, contributes to the shelter expansion. In 2017, 70 victims of domestic violence from Tipp City and Bethel Township were given emergency shelter; 52 victims were given legal advocacy. Needy Basket of Southern Miami County, $5,000.00, helps meet an expanding demand during the Holiday season. Baskets containing ingredients for a traditional Holiday meal will be distributed to an estimated 200 families. Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Miami Valley Region, $1,000.00, aids families as they grapple with their child’s illness during their stay at Dayton Children’s Hospital. Last year, 40 families from the Bethel/ Tipp City community benefitted from their support. Services include a bite to eat, a place to do laundry and a private spot for a quick shower… all while staying close to their hospitalized child. Tipp City Exempted Village Schools, $4,725.00, expands efforts to promote an environment of inclusion, diversity, understanding and acceptance. Customized sessions taught to middle school students will build upon the past two years’ curriculum, also customized by the National Conference for Community and Justice of Greater Dayton. Tipp City Seniors, Inc., $1,433.00, supports the new Senior Center with assistance in purchasing warming kitchen equipment. This grant was awarded from the August Henke Fund, established in 1950. Read more about August on page 10. We Care Arts, $3,000.00, opens the doors for children with profound physical and developmental disabilities to participate in art classes. This learning is available year-round as well as in Transition to Work classrooms of Tippecanoe High School. The grant request read, “We are all different with unique strengths and weaknesses. It is imperative that we teach our youth about understanding, respect and acceptance of all people.” $4,000.00 PUBLIC HEALTH & SAFETY 4% Miami County Recovery Council, Tipp Monroe Community Services, $3,000.00, interjects substance $1,000.00, funds the Eyeglass abuse prevention in Tippecanoe High Program, which provides an annual School and Bethel Middle School eye exam and new glasses for health classes. This grant was also citizens in need. awarded, in part, through the Bethel Community Fund. 2018 GRANTMAKING by the NUMBERS 4 26 45 100 $95,801 $2,204,926 % Awarded Annually from Endowments Local Nonprofits Receiving Grants Unique Grants Awarded % Grants Resulting from Private Donations Awarded in 2018 Awarded Since 1943 Follow us on tippfoundation and tippfoundation | Tipp City Foundation | 5
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