2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County 2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
2009 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Howard County Carroll County Clinton County Chelsea Weber Chelsea, a 2009 graduate from Western High School, is studying biochemistry at Purdue University. She is the daughter of Anthony and Michaela Weber. Kevin Knaus Kevin is a 2009 graduate of Carroll Jr.-Sr. High School and the son of Merl and Janice Knaus. He is studying pharmacology at Butler University. Jacob Batts Jacob is majoring in engineering at Purdue University. He is a 2009 graduate of Clinton Paririe High School and the son of Steve and Debra Batts. Kyle White Kyle is a 2009 graduate of Kokomo High School and the son of Neal White and Teresa White. He is studying business at Indiana University. Nicole Springer Nicole, a 2009 graduate of Delphi Community High School, is the daughter of Alan Springer and Loretta Springer. She is studying biology/chemistry at St. Joseph’s College. Troy Chester Troy is attending Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and studying civil engineering. The 2009 Frankfort High School graduate is the son of Amy Chester and the late Rodney Chester. 17
Endowed Funds The following is a listing of endowment funds that are administered by the Foundation. Any person is welcome to make contributions to any of these funds. It should be pointed out that donors might create their own named fund with a gift of $5,000 or more. Donors can name their funds after themselves, their business, or a loved one as a memorial or tribute, or use some other name that is meaningful to them. For further information, feel free to call the Foundation office at (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508. Howard County TYPES OF FUNDS Community Endowment Funds Recognizing that the community’s challenges and needs will change, donors have established community endowment funds to address the changing needs of Howard County now and forever. Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the most needed programs to receive grant funding based on a competitive process. •Community Endowment Fund •Celebration Memorial Fund •Credit Bureau of Kokomo, Inc. Advised Fund •First National Bank Community Endowment •The Hunt Family Fund •Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund Donor-Advised Funds Donors may be actively involved in the grantmaking by recommending which qualified charitable organizations should receive grants from their advised fund. These flexible funds enable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitable interests and priorities change over time. •Dr. John A. & Joan E. Bowman Memorial Fund •Central Labor Council Community Service •The Ellis Family Endowment Fund •Margaret Schwartz Fredrick Fund •Ruth K. Fredrick Advised Fund •Gingerich Family Advised Fund •Healthier Community Endowment Fund •The Hingst Family Fund •Betsy & Robert Hoshaw Environmental Fund •Robert L. Hutchins Memorial Endowment •Kokomo Early Risers Rotary Club Fund •Eugene & Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund •Stan Mohr Fund for Youth •William M. Morgan Endowment Fund •Rayl Family Fund in Memory of Richard L. ‘Dick’ Rayl •Second Chance Endowment Fund •The Severns Family Fund •Michael L. Spear Fund in Memory of Amber Spear •Joe Thatcher Endowment Fund •Phillip and Dee Ann Weaver Endowment Fund •J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund •Young Leaders Endowment Fund Designated/Agency Funds Donors may identify one or more charitable organizations to receive an income stream forever. If at some time in the future the named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variance power to select another organization with a similar purpose to benefit from the fund. •Ann N. Adams Endowment (for First Presbyterian Church) •Bette Bannon Endowment for Howard County Historical Society •Bette Bannon Endowment for Kokomo Rescue Mission •Weston and Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund (for the benefit of Grace United Methodist Church) •Big Brothers Big Sisters of Howard County Fund •Bona Vista Endowment Fund •Camp Kesem Endowment Fund •Central National Bank Fund (for the benefit of the Kokomo Symphonic Society) •Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund •Beulah Marner Cobb Endowment (for the Howard County Historical Society) •Cole Hardwood Fund for Destination: Education IUK •Community Assistance Foundation Fund •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund (for Kokomo Education Foundation General Scholarship Fund, Kokomo Rescue Mission, and Family Service Association) •Credit Bureau-Kokomo for Destination: Education IUK •Destination: Education IUK Endowment •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •Endowment for Visual Arts Fund (for the benefit of the Kokomo Arts Association) •First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund •First Congregational Christian Church Life Endowment •First Congregational Christian Church Physical Facilities Endowment •John P. Fredrick Destination: Education Purdue University at Kokomo •Grace United Methodist Church Endowment •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry •Greentown Historical Society Fund •Greentown Public Library Fund •Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund •Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund 18
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<strong>2009</strong> Lilly Endowment <strong>Community</strong> Scholars<br />
<strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> Carroll <strong>County</strong> Clinton <strong>County</strong><br />
Chelsea Weber<br />
Chelsea, a <strong>2009</strong> graduate from<br />
Western High School, is studying<br />
biochemistry at Purdue University.<br />
She is the daughter <strong>of</strong> Anthony and<br />
Michaela Weber.<br />
Kevin Knaus<br />
Kevin is a <strong>2009</strong> graduate <strong>of</strong> Carroll<br />
Jr.-Sr. High School and the son<br />
<strong>of</strong> Merl and Janice Knaus. He is<br />
studying pharmacology at Butler<br />
University.<br />
Jacob Batts<br />
Jacob is majoring in engineering<br />
at Purdue University. He is a <strong>2009</strong><br />
graduate <strong>of</strong> Clinton Paririe High<br />
School and the son <strong>of</strong> Steve and<br />
Debra Batts.<br />
Kyle White<br />
Kyle is a <strong>2009</strong> graduate <strong>of</strong> Kokomo<br />
High School and the son <strong>of</strong> Neal<br />
White and Teresa White. He<br />
is studying business at Indiana<br />
University.<br />
Nicole Springer<br />
Nicole, a <strong>2009</strong> graduate <strong>of</strong> Delphi<br />
<strong>Community</strong> High School, is the<br />
daughter <strong>of</strong> Alan Springer and<br />
Loretta Springer. She is studying<br />
biology/chemistry at St. Joseph’s<br />
College.<br />
Troy Chester<br />
Troy is attending Rose-Hulman<br />
Institute <strong>of</strong> Technology and<br />
studying civil engineering. The <strong>2009</strong><br />
Frankfort High School graduate is<br />
the son <strong>of</strong> Amy Chester and the late<br />
Rodney Chester.<br />
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