2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County 2009 ANNUAL REPORT - Community Foundation of Howard County
Howard County Grants (Above) With guidance from a local landscaper, volunteers prepare the area around the Howard County courthouse for Phase One of the Kokomo Downtown Association’s Courthouse Landscaping Project. A grant from the Community Foundation of Howard County helped to purchase edging, mulch and trees for 21 landscaping beds around the courthouse. (Above) Volunteers built wheelchair ramps through the United Way of Howard County’s Ramp-N-Roll project. The Community Foundation of Howard County provided funding to purchase materials to construct ramps for individuals who are unable to pay the expenses for a ramp. (Above) The Community Foundation of Howard County provided partial funding to bring the Maximum Impact simulcast to Howard County. Maximum Impact brings national and world leaders on stage to inspire participants through challenging and thought-provoking content. During the event, Liz Murray shared her experience in progressing from homelessness to Harvard. (Left) The Ivy Tech Foundation received grant funding from the Community Foundation of Howard County to support the purchase of a tractor and tiller to help prepare and maintain the soil for the Community Garden. The Community Garden provides fresh produce for the hungry in Howard County. 29
Grants - Carroll County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefit non-profit organizations as specified by the donors. Carroll County YMCA received grants from three designated funds: •Carroll County YMCA Fund, $942 •John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll Co. YMCA, $285 •Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund, $2,909 Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund •ARC of Carroll County, $1,664 •Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $832 •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, $832 Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Township Public Library •Camden-Jackson Public Library, $218 Lockport Church Endowment Fund •Lockport Church, $227 John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph Catholic Church •St. Joseph Catholic Church, $714 YMCA Camp Tecumseh, Inc. Fund •YMCA Camp Tecumseh, $1,306 Discretionary Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. Community Endowment Fund •CDC Resources, Day Service Programming, $1,200 •Carroll County Historical Society, Carroll County History Promotion, $2,500 •Carroll Co. Focus on the Future, Crossroad Series, $5,000 •Delphi Public Library, Early Literacy Station, $2,300 •Town of Camden, Community Center Restroom Addition, $2,000 •YWCA of Greater Lafayette, Outreach Posters, $500 Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Carroll Co. Operating Endowment Fund, $6,765 Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefit students in attaining their goal of higher education. Carroll County Community Endowment Fund (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Sarah Griffin, $1,000 •Nicholi Kauffman, $1,000 •Megan Leverenz, $1,000 •Travis Martin, $1,000 •Hannah Strasser, $1,000 •Shawneci Windell, $1,000 Carolyn Gilbert Memorial Scholarship •Heather Bott, $500 •Laura Bott, $500 Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund •Hannah Strasser, $1,000 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund •Kevin Knaus, Butler University, $129,314 •Nicole Springer, St. Joseph’s College, $108,927 Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund •Carroll Consolidated School Corporation, for the Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship, $4,000 Joan McCain Scholarship Fund •Delphi Community Schools, $250 John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund •Delphi Community Schools, $400 Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund •Delphi Community Schools, $500 Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ Scholarship Fund •Anna Alber, $1,000 •Xan Gross, $1,000 •Danielle Whitlock, $1,000 Dorothy Stark Fund •Aspen Wallace, $1,000 “A community is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.” – Henrik Ibsen 30
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<strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> Grants<br />
(Above) With guidance from a local landscaper, volunteers prepare the area around the <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> courthouse for Phase One <strong>of</strong> the<br />
Kokomo Downtown Association’s Courthouse Landscaping Project. A grant from the <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> helped to<br />
purchase edging, mulch and trees for 21 landscaping beds around the courthouse.<br />
(Above) Volunteers built wheelchair ramps through the<br />
United Way <strong>of</strong> <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong>’s Ramp-N-Roll project. The<br />
<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> provided funding<br />
to purchase materials to construct ramps for individuals who<br />
are unable to pay the expenses for a ramp.<br />
(Above) The <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
provided partial funding to bring the Maximum Impact simulcast<br />
to <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong>. Maximum Impact brings national and<br />
world leaders on stage to inspire participants through challenging<br />
and thought-provoking content. During the event, Liz Murray<br />
shared her experience in progressing from homelessness to<br />
Harvard.<br />
(Left) The Ivy Tech <strong>Foundation</strong> received grant funding<br />
from the <strong>Community</strong> <strong>Foundation</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong> to<br />
support the purchase <strong>of</strong> a tractor and tiller to help prepare<br />
and maintain the soil for the <strong>Community</strong> Garden. The<br />
<strong>Community</strong> Garden provides fresh produce for the hungry<br />
in <strong>Howard</strong> <strong>County</strong>.<br />
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