Dreams unity Needs - Community Foundation of Howard County

CLINTON COUNTYCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONCOMMUNITY FOUNDATIONOF HOWARD COUNTY, INC.CARROLL COUNTYCOMMUNITY FOUNDATION2010 ANNUAL REPORT

IndexCommunity Foundation’s Mission, Vision, and Core Values 2Board Members and Volunteers 4Ways to Give 5Donors 6Organizations 9Memorials and Tributes 10The Legacy Society 14Lilly Endowment Community Scholars 15Endowed FundsHoward County 16Carroll County 20Clinton County 21GrantsHoward County 23Carroll County 30Clinton County 32Financial Report 36David Foster Society 38Friends of Carroll County 392010 Scholarship Reception Photos 40Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc.Carroll County Community FoundationClinton County Community Foundation215 W. Sycamore StreetKokomo, Indiana 46901Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., or by appointmentTelephone: (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508E-mail: info@cfhoward.orgVisit us online:www.cfhoward.orgwww.cfcarroll.orgwww.cfclinton.org1

Our Mission“The mission of the Community Foundation serving Howard, Carroll and Clinton counties isto improve the quality of life of the community through the accumulation and stewardship of enduringcharitable gifts.”Vision“The Community Foundation is recognized by the community to be an effective, credible, andinfluential broad-based organization. It serves the community as a catalyst dedicated to improving thequality of life of our people through the permanent stewardship of financial gifts placed in its care.”As the number of people touched by the Foundation continues to rise, this statement of “vision” iscoming ever closer to reality.Core ValuesTo express the underlying philosophy of the Foundation, the board drafted a series of “core values”statements that reflect the fundamental philosophy of its operation. These values provide guidance to bothpaid staff and volunteers as we interact with donors, grantees and the community:StewardshipThe Foundation will prudently manage the resources entrusted to it, maintainingconfidentiality and seeking growth of resources.Open DoorThe Foundation will be available to all segments of our defined community.Service to DonorsThe Foundation offers opportunities to donors to improve the quality of life intheir community by fulfilling their charitable goals.Service to CommunityThe Foundation will improve the quality of life through leadership by buildingendowments that are directed toward meeting the needs of the community.IntegrityThe Foundation, its directors and staff will hold themselves to the highest ethical standardsand strive to achieve the best business practices.We hope these statements make clearer in your mind the role and purpose of the CommunityFoundation. If you have questions, suggestions or comments about any of these statements, please call us,we’ll be happy to discuss them further.On behalf of all of the volunteers and staff of the Community Foundations of Howard, Clintonand Carroll counties, thank you for your commitment and interest in the Foundation and the community.2

2010 Annual ReportYour Community Foundation is proud to present its 2010 Annual Report and information abouthow the Foundation can help you “Create a Legacy.” In 2010, the Foundation hosted Legacy Luncheonsin all three counties to bring awareness of the benefits of working with the Foundation to promote legacygiving. The first step in achieving a legacy is having a dream or passion for making a lasting difference.Those dreams and how to create your legacy can be as different and unique as the individual who hasthem. The Community Foundation is also unique in that it provides a way for people of all means to makea lasting difference in their community.You can create a legacy that supports one or more not-for-profit organizations, churches,educational institutions, charitable causes, and/or the community through the Foundation during yourlifetime or through your estate plan. Estate plans could include a bequest in your will; designating a fundwithin the Foundation as a partial beneficiary of a life insurance policy or qualified retirement plan; orestablishing a Charitable Remainder trust or Charitable Gift Annuity. More information on ways to give ison page five of this report.The concept of the Community Foundation is as ingenious as it is simple – it is the means to build,over time, substantial endowment funds for our communities through contributions, large and small. TheFoundation continues to follow three long-standing practices:First, we encourage donors to share with us their charitable dreams and to make gifts during theirlifetime and/or through their estate so that we can address even more community needs in the future.Second, we take a broad approach to grantmaking because we provide financial support tostrengthen families; arts and culture; community development and beautification; education; health andhuman services; and youth development.Third, we continue to be good stewards of the community resources that have been entrusted withus. With our permanent endowment funds, we invest the gifts received and use the income from thosegifts for grantmaking. Our goal is to preserve the gift so that it will provide income for community needsforever.As you review this annual report, we hope that you share our enthusiasm for a successful year ofserving you and our communities. During 2010, collectively we:• Awarded grants and scholarships of $958,214 and also granted the property at 322 N. Main Street,Kokomo, to Howard Regional Health System;• Administered the Lilly Endowment Scholarship Program in all three counties for a total of$572,458;• Received gifts of $1.876 million; and• Completed the fifth and final year of Sustaining Resource Development work in all three counties.Thank you to the donors who have trusted us to help them “Create a Legacy.”Frankfort High School students display their pride for winningthe fi rst Clinton County Battle of the Books. More than500 students from Clinton Central Jr.-Sr. High School,Clinton Prairie Jr.-Sr. High School, Frankfort Middle School,Frankfort High School and Rossville Middle/High Schoolsparticipated in the program. The Community Foundationprovided funding to help purchase books for the program.3

2010 Board Members and VolunteersChairpersonMike Stegall, Community First BankVice ChairpersonDana Davis, Community VolunteerSecretary/TreasurerBob Hingst, Mid-America BeveragePast ChairpersonRick Smith, Smith FinancialBill BeardClinton CountyNanette BowlingCommunity VolunteerTed CripeFarm Bureau, Clinton CountyBrent DechertAttorneyJohn Fell, Jr.AttorneyDerek FisherCPA, Carroll CountyBetsy HoshawCommunity VolunteerBrad HowellBrad Howell FordScott McClellandAttorneyJim McIntyreAttorneyTyler MooreMoore Title & Escrow, Inc.Kent RyanAttorney, Clinton CountyCraig SevernsCoca-Cola Bottling Co.Laura SheetsDuke EnergyDr. Marilyn SkinnerCenter for Early Childhood EducationJeff SmeltzerCone PalaceJ.D. YoungYoung’s Culligan & Appliance CenterExecutive CommitteeMike Stegall, ChairpersonDana Davis, Vice ChairpersonBob Hingst, Sec./Treas.Rick Smith, Past ChairpersonBill Beard Joe DunbarDerek Fisher Jim McIntyreJ.D. YoungClinton County Services CommitteeBill Beard, ChairpersonDebbie Graves, Vice ChairpersonJean Beard Les BergumTed Cripe Karen MillerJack Ransom Gene RobbinsKent Ryan John ShoupStan Smith Harold ViceCarroll County Services CommitteeDerek Fisher, ChairpersonPaul Manning, Vice ChairpersonAlan Jackson, Past ChairpersonDr. Alvan Eller Joseph T. Ives, Jr.Angie May Peg MinnicusDr. Greg Norman Dick RoachTrent StephanHoward County Grants CommitteeJoe Dunbar, ChairpersonNanette Bowling Kelly KarickhoffScott McClelland Gene ParksCraig Severns Dr. Marilyn SkinnerJeff Smeltzer Mike UlleryJ.D. YoungClinton County Grants CommitteeDebbie Graves, ChairpersonJean Beard Karen MillerMegan Sheets John ShoupCarroll County Grants CommitteeMonty Edging Joseph T. Ives, Jr.Greg Michael Carolyn PearsonInvestment/Finance CommitteeBob Hingst, ChairpersonJim Alender Bill BersbachRobert C. Bucheri Derek FisherBrad Howell Jim ParsonsAlan Price Steve RothenbergerRick Smith Mike StegallGary WehrCommunity Foundation StaffLeft to right: LaCinda Chapman, Secretary/Receptionist; Kim Abney,Program Director; Jane Williams, Communications; Ron Harper,President; and Hilda Burns, Vice President4

Ways to GiveThe Community Foundation is a flexible vehicle for charitable gifts of all sizes, from public, corporate, foundation, or private sources.Both large and small gifts can take a variety of forms; depending on tax and estate planning priorities. Gifts can be made with:• Cash• Appreciated Securities• Life Insurance• Real Estate• Bequests• Private Foundation TransferDonors can give to an existing fund in the Foundation or create their own “named fund” with a gift of $5,000 or more. Donorsestablishing named funds can name them after themselves, a loved one, their company, as a memorial or tribute, or use someother name that is meaningful to them. Funds may be advised, designated to a particular charity or church, or to support fields ofinterest, or scholarships.IRA 401(k), or Other Qualified Retirement PlanPlanned giving is as easy as designating a percentage of your IRA, 401(k) or other qualified retirement plan to the Foundation as abeneficiary.Sample Bequest LanguageI give, devise and bequeath to the Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc., an Indiana not-for-profit charitablecorporation, which serves as the community foundation for the area, fill in the blank with one of the following three choices:1.) the sum of $___________; 2.) ____________% of my estate; or 3.) “all of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate, ofwhatsoever kind and nature and wheresoever situate in which I may have any right, title or interest, or over which I may have anypower of appointment at the time of my death” to hold, manage, invest and reinvest the same, to collect the income and to payfor and disburse the “income” for public and charitable uses and purposes, in accordance with the policies of the CommunityFoundation of Howard County, Inc., in effect from time to time.If the amount of the bequest meets the minimum contribution requirement for the establishment of a new fund ($5,000), thedonor may elect to create a separately identifiable fund by name and purpose. Contact the Foundation for information.Other Planned GiftsThe Foundation also offers donors several other types of gift arrangements that provide a variety of tax advantages and incomebenefits to donors, and provide needed charitable resources for the community. We offer:Charitable Gift AnnuityThis is a contract between the donor and the Foundation. Inexchange for the donor’s irrevocable gift, the Foundation agreesto pay one or two annuitants the donor names, a fixed sum eachyear for life. The payments are guaranteed by the Foundation.The percentage of income you receive is determined by yourage (or ages for a two-life annuity*).Single Life Annuity RatesAGE ESTIMATED PAYMENT RATE90 9.8%85 8.4%80 7.5%75 6.5%70 5.8%Contact us for an estimate of your charitable tax deduction andincome projections. We subscribe to the rates recommended bythe American Council on Gift Annuities. These rates are subjectto change annually.*Rates for two-life annuities are slightly lower.Charitable Remainder Trust (Life Income)This allows the donor to provide income to themselves orothers for life or a term of years. Trust donors irrevocablytransfer assets to the trustees of their choice. During the trust’sterm, the trustee invests the trust’s assets and pays income (afixed percentage of the trust’s value annually if a unitrust and afixed dollar amount if an annuity trust) to one or more incomebeneficiaries named by the donor. When the trust term ends,the trust’s principal passes to the Foundation to be used for thecharitable purpose that the donor designates.Charitable Lead Trust (“Wait-a-While” Trust)During the trust’s term (usually a set number of years) thetrustee invests the trust’s assets and pays the income to theFoundation for the purpose the donor designates. When thetrust term ends, all assets are distributed to family members orother beneficiaries named by the donor.Retained Life EstateThis allows donors to give their home or farm to theFoundation, while retaining the right to live in it for the rest oftheir lives. When the retained life estate ends, the Foundationcan then use the property or the proceeds from its sale for thepurpose the donor designates.5

DonorsThe Community Foundation wishes to express its gratitude to the followingindividuals and groups who have assisted the Foundation and the communitywith their gifts in 2010:Kim & Kevin AbneyMs. Teresa R. Achor & KevinMcClishMr. & Mrs. Bernard AmpeMr. & Mrs. Carl AndersonMr. Michael C. AndersonMs. Ruth I. AndersonMr. Tommy AndersonAnonymous GiftMr. & Mrs. Richard O. ArcariMr. & Mrs. Josh T. ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Stan ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Thomas ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Don J. AshburnMr. & Mrs. Boyd L. AshcraftDr. & Mrs. Thomas AtkinsonMr. & Mrs. Max A. AveryMr. & Mrs. Kelly K. AyersDr. Janet S. Ayres & Dr. LynnCorsonMr. & Mrs. John F. BagbyMr. & Mrs. Bradley BaileyStephen & Jane BakerMr. & Mrs. Robert E. BallingerMr. Bob BalsbaughMr. & Mrs. J. W. BandelierMr. & Mrs. John BarberMr. & Mrs. Charles BarnardMs. Carol E. BarnesMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. BarnettMr. & Mrs. William BassettMr. & Mrs. Terry BeachMr. & Mrs. David BealeDr. & Mrs. Frank BeardsleyMs. Rita BeattyMr. & Mrs. Norm L. BeckMr. & Mrs. E. A. BeckerMr. & Mrs. Nelson J. BeckerDr. & Mrs. William BegemanMr. & Mrs. Gary BellMr. & Mrs. Dan BellusMr. & Mrs. Carl BergstromMr. & Mrs. Bill BersbachMr. & Mrs. Paul BiltimierMr. & Mrs. Fred BinderMr. & Mrs. Dick N. BishopMr. & Mrs. Michael BlackburnMr. & Mrs. Brent R. BlinnMr. & Mrs. Robb BlumeSylvia & Alma BontragerDr. Gabriel BossletMs. Nanette BowlingMrs. Joan E. BowmanDr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrattonMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. & Mrs. Jim BriscoeMr. Nicholas BrockmeyerAnn & Bob BrownBonnie Brown & Jami BellMs. Martha L. BrownMr. & Mrs. William C. BrunsMr. & Mrs. Henry BuchholzMrs. Tracey BuersmeyerMr. & Mrs. Henry BurgeHilda & Kevin BurnsMr. & Mrs. Thomas BurtDr. & Mrs. John R. BushMr. & Mrs. Jim R. ButcherMr. & Mrs. Ed ByrumMr. & Mrs. Richard L. ByrumMs. Jill CampbellMr. & Mrs. Byron CardwellMr. Jeff CardwellMrs. Suzanne CareyMr. & Mrs. William CarmichaelMr. & Mrs. Dan CasserlyMr. & Mrs. Max E. CatronMr. Gary G. ChandlerLaCinda & Ben ChapmanMs. Emma ChiriacMr. & Mrs. CarmenChristiansonMr. Eric J. ChristiansonMr. & Mrs. Mark ClarkMr. Jerry L. ClawsonMr. Casey J. ClineMrs. Marian CoapstickMr. & Mrs. Tom CoathMs. Carol J. ColemanMr. & Mrs. Glenn ColescottDr. Luis ColonMr. & Mrs. Ralph E. ColterMr. & Mrs. Kevin ComerMr. & Mrs. Brian A. CookBarbara & Andy CookMr. Jerry H. CookMr. & Mrs. Mike CordMr. & Mrs. Daniel G. CrabbMr. Michael J. CrabbMr. & Mrs. Mike CrawfordMr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Jim CripeMr. & Mrs. Ted A. CripeMr. & Mrs. Jack L. CrossMr. Glenn A. CrumRoy L. Crume TrustMr. & Mrs. John CulbertsonMr. Steve CurrensCVS Pharmacy FriendsMr. & Mrs. Dean DahlquistMr. & Mrs. Michael DailyMr. & Mrs. Kirk DanielsMr. & Mrs. Bill DankertMr. Erik DargevicsMr. & Mrs. John R. DavidsonMr. & Mrs. Dennis C. DavisMr. & Mrs. Douglas DavisDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisMr. & Mrs. Brent DechertMr. & Mrs. Edward DechertMr. Timothy DeciccoMr. Sandy DeichmanMs. Portia M. DevoreMs. Judith K. DewaltMr. & Mrs. James Dillon Jr.Ms. Shirleen DimmittDr. & Mrs. Brian L. DoggettMs. Mona DownhourMr. & Mrs. Nathan DownhourMr. & Mrs. Richard DownhourMs. Nancy J. DreschMr. & Mrs. John T. Ducker Jr.Ms. Neda K. DuffMs. Jo Ellen C. DufresneMr. Joe DunbarMr. & Mrs. Cedric E. DurkesDr. Radek DutkiewiczDr. & Mrs. Jordan DutterMr. & Mrs. Rob EarlMr. & Mrs. Brent EarlywineMr. Paul EhrmanMr. & Mrs. Raymon EikenberryMr. & Mrs. Richard EikenberryDr. & Mrs. Alvan EllerMrs. Marion J. EllerMr. & Mrs. Cartwright EllisMs. Constance EllsworthMr. & Mrs. Barry EmersonDr. & Mrs. Nathan EppMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. EvansMs. Winifred M. FarwickMr. & Mrs. Larry FellowsMr. & Mrs. William P. FerrelRick Fingleton EstateMr. & Mrs. Derek R. FisherMrs. Catherine FitchMr. & Mrs. Kenneth FloraMr. Tom FloraMr. & Mrs. John FountainMr. & Mrs. Dave FoxMr. & Mrs. Jimmy R. FrenchMs. Sondra K. FrybackMrs. Nancy FullertonMr. & Mrs. Bob FunkMs. Angela L. Gabriel & Ms.Donna D. ArnettMr. & Mrs. Jim L. GardenhireMr. & Mrs. Timothy GarnerMr. & Mrs. James Gatman IIMr. & Mrs. Gary H. GaugerMr. & Mrs. Randy W. GermanMrs. Teresa GiffordMr. & Mrs. Joseph W. GilbertMr. & Mrs. John GillemMr. & Mrs. Rex GingerichDr. & Mrs. Pratap GohilGolfers of Green AcresMayor & Mrs. Greg GoodnightMatthew & Mary GrahamMs. Kim GravesMrs. Beulah GrayMr. George W. GreenMr. & Mrs. D. Lynn GriderMr. & Mrs. Everett E. GruberMr. & Mrs. Glenn GrundmannMr. Matthew D. HallAnna M. Hamilton TrustMs. Joyce HardebeckRon & Liz HarperMr. & Mrs. Matthew T. Harsh6

Donors (Continued)Dr. Mike HarshmanMr. & Mrs. William HartMr. & Mrs. Bill HarterMr. & Mrs. Jeff HauswaldMr. & Mrs. Michael L. HawnMr. & Mrs. Brian HayesDr. Stephen Healy &Dr. Sandra QuintonMr. & Mrs. Harold HeatonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth HelmsMr. & Mrs. Terry HeltzelMr. & Mrs. David HendricksonMr. & Mrs. R. Scott HersbergerMr. & Mrs. Pleamon HewittMr. & Mrs. Eric HighMs. Anne HimmelwrightMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersMs. Ann M. HingstMr. & Mrs. Bob HingstMr. & Mrs. Gary L. HiteMr. & Mrs. Merrill D. HobanMs. Nancy E. HobsonMr. Dean W. HockneyMs. Candy HodgeMr. & Mrs. F. Galen HodgeMr. & Mrs. Donald HolihanMr. & Mrs. David HollarmanMrs. Helen HollingsworthMr. & Mrs. Jim HoltsonMr. & Mrs. Rick HomkesMr. & Mrs. Michael HopwoodMr. & Mrs. Bob HoshawMr. & Mrs. Ronald HowardMs. Abby HufferMr. & Mrs. Dale L. HufferMr. & Mrs. Marion C. HufferMr. & Mrs. Teddy HufferDr. & Mrs. Bruce HughesMr. & Mrs. Ken HumphreyMr. Clayton HutsonMr. & Mrs. James J. IovinoMr. & Mrs. Robert T. IvesMr. & Mrs. Tom IvesMr. & Mrs. Alan JacksonMr. & Mrs. Matthew ‘Pete’ E.JacksonMr. & Mrs. J. Michael JarvisJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupMr. & Mrs. Larry K. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Steven JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Joe JonesMr. Mark & Dr. Kathryn JonesMr. & Mrs. Russell KasparMr. & Mrs. Kenneth KaufmanMr. & Mrs. Bill KearnsMr. & Mrs. Jim L. KebrdleMr. & Mrs. Patrick KennedyMr. & Mrs. Scott KernMr. & Mrs. Gary KerseyMr. & Mrs. William KillionMr. & Mrs. Paul K. KinneyMr. & Mrs. David KitchellMr. & Mrs. Joe KleinMs. Barbara KnolinskiMr. Robert KnolinskiMr. & Mrs. William KrantzMrs. Amanda KrensonMr. & Mrs. Sidney J. KubeschMr. & Mrs. Alan KunkleMr. & Mrs. George LaflinMr. & Mrs. Jerry LambersonMr. & Mrs. Bill LambertDr. & Mrs. Ed LangstonMr. & Mrs. Ken LavyMisty Lawson & Grice RamseyMr. & Mrs. Perry LewisDr. & Mrs. James M. LindseyMs. Roberta LinebackMr. & Mrs. Chris LingMr. & Mrs. Glen LockMr. & Mrs. Don LongMr. George A. LongMr. & Mrs. C. William LovelaceMr. & Mrs. Rob LutzMr. & Mrs. Everette E. LytleMr. & Mrs. Michael J. MaherMr. & Mrs. Mark MalsonMrs. Susan Mann-HitchcockMr. & Mrs. Paul ManningMs. Magdalen Marszalek &Ms. Antoinette RethlakeMr. & Mrs. Mark A. MartinMr. & Mrs. William J. Martin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. MasseyMr. & Mrs. Conrad MaugansBonnie Maxwell &Anita WerlingMr. & Mrs. Robert MaxwellMr. & Mrs. Steve MayMr. Dan McCainMr. & Mrs. Gordon McCainMr. & Mrs. Michael McCoolMr. & Mrs. Dave McFatridgeMr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarveyMr. & Mrs. Colby McIlrathMr. & Mrs. Dale McIlrathMr. & Mrs. Earl ‘Bud’ McIlrathMr. Jim McIntyreMs. Susan L. McKinleyMr. & Mrs. Darwin McVayMr. Craig M. MeadeJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Dayton MerrellMr. & Mrs. Gary G. MerrellMr. & Mrs. Greg M. MichaelMr. Wesley MilburnMr. & Mrs. Greg MillerMr. & Mrs. Steven W. MillerMr. & Mrs. David MinichDr. & Mrs. Robert Mitchell Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Bobby MohlerMr. & Mrs. Brad MohlerMr. & Mrs. Chris MoodyMr. Joe MossMs. Stacey L. MrakJudge & Mrs. Robert MrzlackMr. & Mrs. Larry MuellerMr. & Mrs. Lewis N. MullinMr. & Mrs. William L. MullinJudge Lynn MurrayMr. & Mrs. Terry W. MyersMr. Michael MygrantMr. & Mrs. Nobel NameMr. & Mrs. Gary NealMs. Jinnie NealMr. & Mrs. John R. NeedlerMr. & Mrs. Larry R. NewtonMr. & Mrs. Mike NicholsMrs. Carol P. NisbetMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. NoelDr. & Mrs. Greg NormanMr. & Mrs. Douglas NorthMr. & Mrs. John O’DonnellMr. Joseph A. O’DonnellMrs. Marilyn O’FarrellMr. & Mrs. Bob R. OakleyMr. & Mrs. Richard H. OliverMr. & Mrs. Mick OrtmanMr. & Mrs. Fred Osborn Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Graham H. OsterMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. OusleyMr. & Mrs. Jerry OusleyMr. & Mrs. Dean OverholserMr. & Mrs. Lance J. PadgettMr. & Mrs. Thomas B. PadgettMr. Don PagelMr. & Mrs. Greg ParkerMr. Gene ParksMr. & Mrs. Steve ParrottMr. Brant ParryMr. & Mrs. James PayneMr. & Mrs. Bill PearsonMr. & Mrs. Gregory PickardJohn Pitzer TrustMs. Margaret L. PowersDr. & Mrs. Thomas PratherPulmonary & Critical CareDivision at IU Med. CenterMr. Jeff QuirkMr. & Mrs. Russ RaglandMr. & Mrs. Mike RansbottomMr. & Mrs. Jack W. RansomMr. & Mrs. Tom RansomMr. & Mrs. Mark RaverMrs. Shirley RaverMr. & Mrs. David K. RaylMr. & Mrs. Kyle RaylMrs. Erin ReaganMr. & Mrs. Stan RebberMs. Joanne RecordMr. & Mrs. Philip B. ReedMrs. Phyllis ReinkeMr. & Mrs. Mark D. RethlakeMr. & Mrs. Thomas RethlakeMr. & Mrs. James J. RezoMs. Susan RhineMr. & Mrs. Clayton RichardMr. & Mrs. J. R. RichardsMr. & Mrs. Reldo RidenourMr. & Mrs. Darrell RiderMr. & Mrs. Leo RiderMr. & Mrs. John W. RigelMr. & Mrs. Martin RinehartMr. Lance A. RiverMr. & Mrs. Dick RoachMr. Carl D. RoarkMr. Gene RobbinsMr. & Mrs. Fred RobertsMr. & Mrs. Andrew RobertsonMr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Robertson7

Donors (Continued)Mr. & Mrs. Matthew RobertsonMrs. Patricia S. RobertsonDottye & Carl RobesonMs. Beverly E. RodgersMr. & Mrs. Glenn Rodgers Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Max RodibaughMr. & Mrs. Edward RoesenerMr. & Mrs. Larry D. RollandMr. & Mrs. Robert Rostron Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. RostronMrs. L. Jean RuleMr. & Mrs. Kent RyanMs. Nancy A. SabariMr. & Mrs. Ted L. SalsberyDr. & Mrs. Wayne SalsberyMr. & Mrs. Dick SanburnMr. & Mrs. Don SandersMs. Irma D. SandersMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. SawyerDr. & Mrs. James M. SchefflerMr. & Mrs. Jack SchergerDr. & Mrs. Tom R. ScherschelMr. & Mrs. Ronald G. SchmittMr. & Mrs. Richard SchoenianMr. & Mrs. Gary L. SchollMr. Richard SchumacherMr. & Mrs. John R. ScottDr. & Mrs. Tim SehrMr. & Mrs. Joe SeurynckMr. & Mrs. Craig SevernsMr. & Mrs. E.P. Severns Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Tim SevernsMr. & Mrs. Vince SewardMr. & Mrs. Daniel C. ShanksMr. Michael ShearerMr. & Mrs. Theodore SheetsMs. Kelly ShellyMr. & Mrs. Bill ShirleyCatherine Shortle TrustMr. & Mrs. Jerry G. SibbittMr. & Mrs. James Siegfried Jr.Ms. Robin SilverMr. & Mrs. Scott SilvermanMr. & Mrs. Thomas SimmonsMrs. J. Lois SinkMr. Ronald L. SinkMr. & Mrs. Gary L. SipesMs. Ramona M. SkertichDr. Marilyn SkinnerMr. & Mrs. Fred H. SlopsemaMr. Greg SmileyMr. & Mrs. Daryl R. SmithMs. Debbie SmithMr. & Mrs. Harry SmithMr. & Mrs. James F. SmithMs. Jeanine A. SmithMr. & Mrs. Rick SmithMr. & Mrs. Dale SnipesMrs. Keith SnyderMr. & Mrs. Joseph SnyderFaye A. Snyder TrustMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. SparksMr. & Mrs. William SpelmanMr. James E. SpringerMs. Sharon R. StarkMr. & Mrs. Mike StegallMr. & Mrs. Trent A. StephanMrs. Catherine S. StephensMr. & Mrs. Bill StifleMs. Sandra A. StockdaleHelen Stout TrustMr. & Mrs. Richard L. StrawnMs. Joellen StriebelDr. & Mrs. David F. StrusMs. Karen StubbsMs. Betty Lou SwentzelMrs. Betty SwingMr. & Mrs. James SwisshelmMr. & Mrs. Van TaylorLaurayne Templeton TrustMr. & Mrs. Don TenBrookMr. & Mrs. Donald ThatcherDr. & Mrs. Ronald Thompson Jr.Ms. Susan ThompsonMr. Curt TrainerMr. & Mrs. James TrobaughMr. & Mrs. Bill TruebloodMr. & Mrs. David TurnerMr. & Mrs. Conrad UittsMr. & Mrs. Pat UnderwoodDr. Ryan Van Matre D.C.Lt. Col. & Mrs. Harold ViceMr. & Mrs. Eric J. WaddellJanice & Larry WaddellDr. & Mrs. Brian WagonerMr. Edward L. WagonerDr. & Mrs. Gordon WagonerMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerMr. & Mrs. Shaun P. WallisaMr. & Mrs. Ken WaltonMr. & Mrs. Robert WaltonMr. & Mrs. Matthew WaningerMr. & Mrs. Charles WatkinsDr. & Mrs. Leo WatsonMr. & Mrs. Phillip WeaverMrs. Sarah N. WebbMr. & Mrs. David WeckerlyMr. & Mrs. Larry G. WeiseMr. & Mrs. Craig WellnitzMs. Marilyn WellsMr. & Mrs. Craig WestlakeMr. & Mrs. Tom WhitcombMr. & Mrs. Howard L. WhiteMr. & Mrs. Troy L. WhiteMr. Randy WhiteakerMs. Judith K. WhorleyMs. Erin WidemanMs. Jane WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Robert WilliamsMr. & Mrs. Chris WilliamsonMr. & Mrs. Lee E. WillifordMr. & Mrs. Lester C. Willis Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Willard WilsonMr. & Mrs. Kenneth WiningsMr. & Mrs. Fred WiseMr. & Mrs. Jeff WiseMr. Norman WisherDr. Karen M. WolfMr. Jerry WoodwardMr. & Mrs. Larry E. WrightMr. & Mrs. Michael J. WyantMs. Marjorie L. WyrickMr. & Mrs. J. D. YoungMr. Tim YoungMr. & Mrs. Richard M. ZeisMr. & Mrs. Alan C. ZerkelMr. & Mrs. Dale V. ZinnMrs. Mary ZinnMr. & Mrs. Wayne ZinnDorothy Stark, left, stands with Kara Schwarzkopf, the 2010 recipientof the Dorothy Stark Scholarship.Dorothy was looking for a way to give back to the community andsupport local youth when she decided to establish a scholarship fundthrough the Carroll County Community Foundation in 2005. The fundprovides scholarships for graduating students from Jackson Township inCarroll County.8

OrganizationsAbby Rethlake Memorial FundAlto ExpressAnthem Blue Cross Blue ShieldBeckley Office EquipmentBrewster Insurance AgencyBucheri, McCarty & Metz, LLPBurlington Kiwanis ClubButton Motors, Inc.Carroll Co. Abstract & TitleCarroll Co. REMCChi Omega AlumnaeClinton Central Flower &Gift CommitteeCommunity First Bank ofHoward CountyCone PalaceCrume-Evans Insurance ServiceDelphi Community SchoolsDimensions, Inc.Eriks Chevrolet, Inc.Expression Silk ScreenFamily Worship CenterFirst Evangelical PresbyterianChurchFirst Farmers Bank & TrustFrankfort Community PublicLibrary & Clinton CountyContractual LibraryTrustees & StaffFrankfort High SchoolFriends at Fisher & AssociatesHaynes International, Inc.Hobson Insurance AgencyHoward & Sons, Inc.Howard Regional HealthSystemHoward Regional HealthSystem FoundationIndependent Colleges of Ind.Indiana Packers CorporationIndiana University-KokomoJ & J Electric of Indiana, Inc.Jackson-Lee-PearsonJudson Baptist ChurchKing & ScottKokomo Auto WorldKokomo Country ClubKokomo H. S. English Dept.Kokomo Humane SocietyKokomo New Car DealersAssociationKokomo Sports CenterKramer Lumber Co., Inc.Lafayette Bank and TrustMartin Wrecker ServicesMcClelland Family FoundationH.E. McGonigal, Inc.Merrell Brothers, Inc.Michigantown High SchoolAlumni AssociationMid-America BeverageMKM Distribution ServicesMonsanto FundMoore’s Pie ShopNewlon MetalsNICHES Land TrustNorthwestern Class of 2000Olive GardenPioneer Hi-BredPlatinum Sports &Entertainment ManagementPropayPTI Machining, Inc.Purdue University-KokomoRegions Insurance, Inc.Reinke Funeral Home, Inc.Rotary Club of KokomoEarly RisersSalin Bank and Trust Companysanofi aventisSelect Equipment CompanyShanks BrothersShirley & Stout Lincoln RoadSIA Foundation, Inc.Smith FinancialSmithville CharitableFoundationSouthside Marathon. Inc.St. Joseph Hospital & HealthCenterStaffing ResourcesSymposium ClubTenBrook Sales, Inc.Western School CorporationYMCA of KokomoPlanning for the FutureFree will planning guides available from the Community FoundationA person may work 40 years to accumulate assets and spend 10 to 20 years conserving that accumulation, but oftentakes 2 hours or less to plan for the distribution of assets.Through good planning, the legacy of love and care that you leave foryour family, friends or favorite charity can be encouraging and eveninspiring. You can:• Choose how and when property is distributed• Choose guardians for dependents• Reduce estate settlement costs and taxes• Provide ongoing support for favorite charitiesCREATE A LEGACY40 YEARS ...20 YEARS ...The Community Foundation has endowed funds that benefit nonprofitorganizations, churches, scholarships and the community forever. Wewould be delighted to work with you and your estate planning advisor toanswer any questions that you may have or to provide additional information.2 HOURS ...For a free will planning guide, visit our Web sites at: www.cfhoward.org, www.cfcarroll.org or www.cfclinton.org orcall (800) 964-0508.9

MemorialsWe are always grateful to those who remember the Community Foundation when making gifts in memory of family andfriends, or to honor birthdays, anniversaries, or other special occasions. The following memorial and tribute gifts weremade in 2010:MemorialsIn Memory of Marlee AbbottMr. & Mrs. Fred WiseIn Memory of John D. AnstettMs. Rita BeattyMs. Beverly E. RodgersIn Memory of A.J. ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Josh T. ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Stan ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Thomas ArchibaldMr. & Mrs. Max A. AveryMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. BarnettMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. Glenn A. CrumMr. & Mrs. Steven W. MillerMr. & Mrs. Gene RobbinsDr. & Mrs. Max RodibaughMr. & Mrs. Richard L. StrawnMr. & Mrs. Willard WilsonIn Memory of Bobby Dean Bieghler (cont’d.)Mr. & Mrs. Everette E. LytleMr. & Mrs. Michael J. MaherGolfers of Green AcresMr. & Mrs. Ronald J. RostronMs. Kelly ShellyMr. & Mrs. Donald ThatcherMr. Norman WisherIn Memory of Jim BieghlerJerry, Karen & Karlee SparksIn Memory of Lola BordnerMs. Mona DownhourIn Memory of Jo & Ross BourneMr. & Mrs. David NisbetIn Memory of Dr. John BowmanMrs. Joan E. BowmanIn Memory of Marvin ComptonMs. Rita BeattyMs. Beverly E. RodgersIn Memory of Ilona CookJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.In Memory of M. Joyce CookMr. Jerry CookMerrell Brothers, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Dayton MerrellMr. & Mrs. Gary G. MerrellDr. & Mrs. David F. StrusIn Memory of Sara CostlowMs. Susan RhineMr. & Mrs. Harry SmithIn Memory of Doral L. DanielsMr. & Mrs. Kirk DanielsIn Memory of Tony GabrielDr. & Mrs. Pratap GohilKokomo Sports CenterMr. Lance A. RiverMr. & Mrs. Jack SchergerIn Memory of Mark E. GiffordMrs. Teresa GiffordIn Memory of Carolyn GilbertMr. & Mrs. Norm L. BeckMr. & Mrs. Earl McIlrathMr. & Mrs. Jerry G. SibbittJanice & Larry WaddellIn Memory of Rob GriceMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Cleone GruberMr. & Mrs. Everett E. GruberIn Memory of Larry BabbMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersIn Memory of Jillene ‘Jill’ BartholomewJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupRotary Club of KokomoEarly RisersMr. & Mrs. J. D. YoungIn Memory of Kathie BeattyMs. Rita BeattyMr. & Mrs. Rick HomkesDr. & Mrs. Bruce HughesMs. Beverly E. RodgersMr. Glenn E. Rodgers Jr.In Memory of Carl & Dorothy BergstromMr. & Mrs. Carl BergstromIn Memory of Bobby Dean BieghlerTeresa Achor & Kevin McClishMr. & Mrs. Don J. AshburnMr. & Mrs. Ralph E. ColterAngela Gabriel & Donna ArnettMr. & Mrs. Timothy GarnerIn Memory of Nancy (Riggs) CaldwellMr. & Mrs. John P. CulbertsonMs. Sondra K. FrybackMr. & Mrs. Kenneth T. HelmsJudith (Woodward) & DavidHollarmanMr. & Mrs. Gregory PickardMr. Jerry WoodwardIn Memory of Billy J.‘Chip’ ChandlerMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Sondra ‘Sondy’ K. ChismMr. & Mrs. Cartwright EllisMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersIn Memory of Billy CloverMr. & Mrs. Steven N. JohnsonIn Memory of Richard P. CoapstickMrs. Marian CoapstickIn Memory of Clarence CochranMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. & Mrs. Matthew RobertsonMrs. Patricia S. RobertsonIn Memory of Frank Martin DeCleene Jr.Mr. & Mrs. J. D. YoungIn Memory of Robert ‘Bob’ DeelDr. & Mrs. Greg NormanMr. Jeff QuirkIn Memory of Kay DeluiseChi Omega AlumnaeIn Memory of Michael E. DruleyMr. & Mrs. Gary KerseyMr. & Mrs. Perry LewisIn Memory of Wayne DuddyFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Richard L. ‘Dick’ DuncanMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Dr. & Mrs. Max EarlMr. & Mrs. Rob EarlIn Memory of Margaret Fredrick SchwartzMr. & Mrs. James Gatman IIIn Memory of H. E. ‘Gene’ HaleyJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.In Memory of Mildred HarlowRon & Liz HarperIn Memory of Virginia HarlowRon & Liz HarperIn Memory of David HarperRon & Liz HarperIn Memory of Hazel HarperRon & Liz HarperIn Memory of Tom HarperRon & Liz HarperIn Memory of William G. HarterBill & Jody Harter FundIn Memory of Linda HealyMr. & Mrs. John F. BagbyDr. Stephen Healy10

Memorials (continued)In Memory of David J. HeatonMr. & Mrs. Harold HeatonIn Memory of Dixie D. HighMs. Rita BeattyMrs. Dixie HowardIn Memory of Gerald HoodNorthwestern Class of 2000In Memory of Trudy HoodRob, Paula, Justin & TylerBallingerNorma Bandelier & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Charles BarnardMs. Carol E. BarnesMr. & Mrs. Michael BlackburnSylvia & Alma BontragerMr. & Mrs. Thomas BurtMr. & Mrs. Ed ByrumMr. & Mrs. Richard L. ByrumMs. Jill CampbellMrs. Suzanne CareyMax & Melba CatronMike Catron & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Mark ClarkDr. Luis ColonBarbara & Andy CookCVS Pharmacy FriendsMr. & Mrs. Dean M. DahlquistMr. & Mrs. John DavidsonMr. & Mrs. Douglas DavisMs. Portia M. DevoreMr. & Mrs. Nathan DownhourMr. & Mrs. Richard DownhourPaul & Karen Ehrman/PaulEhrman Insurance AgencyMr. & Mrs. Richard EikenberryMrs. Marion J. EllerMs. Winifred M. FarwickMr. & Mrs. Jim FrenchMs. Joyce HardebeckMr. & Mrs. Matthew T. HarshMr. & Mrs. Gary L. HiteMr. & Mrs. Merrill D. HobanMr. & Mrs. J. Michael JarvisJudson Baptist ChurchKenneth & Jane Kaufman,Chris & Stephanie Kaufman,Abby & David GeorgeMr. & Mrs. William M. KrantzMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. LambersonIn Memory of Trudy Hood (cont’d.)Dr. & Mrs. Ed LangstonMs. Roberta LinebackMr. & Mrs. Chris LingMr. & Mrs. C. William LovelaceMr. & Mrs. Earl ‘Bud’ McIlrathSusan L. McKinley & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Douglas NorthMr. & Mrs. Bob R. OakleyMr. & Mrs. John O’DonnellMr. & Mrs. Graham H. OsterMrs. Erin ReaganMr. & Mrs. Darrell RiderMr. & Mrs. John W. RigelMr. & Mrs. Fred RobertsMr. & Mrs. Ted L. SalsberyMr. & Mrs. Jerry G. SibbittMs. Jeanine A. SmithMr. James E. SpringerMrs. Catherine S. StephensMs. Sandra A. StockdaleDr. & Mrs. David F. StrusDr. & Mrs. Ronald Thompson Jr.Frances Towe FamilyLinda Uitts & FamilyMr. & Mrs. Eric J. WaddellDr. & Mrs. Leo WatsonMr. & Mrs. Larry G. WeiseMs. Judith K. WhorleyLee, June, Joel, Alissa, Aaron& Mandy WillifordMr. & Mrs. Lester C. Willis Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. ZerkelIn Memory of Bob & Ruth HotchkissDr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrattonIn Memory of James R. HufferRuth, Ned, Gina, Norman &Tammy AndersonMr. Tommy AndersonMr. & Mrs. Terry BeachMr. & Mrs. Gary BellMr. & Mrs. Paul BiltimierHilda & Kevin BurnsCarroll Co. Abstract & TitleMs. Emma ChiriacMr. & Mrs. Jim CripeMr. & Mrs. Jack L. CrossMs. Neda K. DuffMr. & Mrs. Cedric E. DurkesDr. Radek DutkiewiczIn Memory of James R. Huffer (cont’d.)Mr. George W. GreenMs. Abby HufferMr. & Mrs. Dale L. HufferMr. & Mrs. Marion C. HufferMr. & Mrs. Alan JacksonMr. & Mrs. Matthew ‘Pete’JacksonJackson-Lee-PearsonMrs. Amanda KrensonLafayette Bank & TrustMr. & Mrs. Mark A. MartinMs. Stacey L. MrakJudge & Mrs. Robert MrzlackMr. & Mrs. James PaynePulmonary & Critical CareDivision at IU Med. CenterMr. & Mrs. Leo RiderMr. & Mrs. Kent RyanMs. Wanita M. WagonerMr. & Mrs. Shaun P. WallisaMs. Marilyn WellsMr. Randy WhiteakerMr. & Mrs. Kenneth WiningsDr. Karen M. WolfIn Memory of Gertrude JohnsonMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Dr. Jeff JordanMs. Mona DownhourIn Memory of Steve JordanMs. Mona DownhourIn Memory of Jim KeyesMs. Mona Downhour &Denise, Mark, Angela & JoyFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Roxanne KinneyJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupIn Memory of Joan KnolinskiMs. Barbara KnolinskiMr. Robert KnolinskiIn Memory of Belva LangstonFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Emmaline LatshawFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Napoleon Leal Sr.Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.In Memory of Clayton Andrew LewisHilda & Kevin BurnsIn Memory of Dr. W. David LeydaMr. & Mrs. E. A. BeckerMr. & Mrs. Nelson J. BeckerDr. & Mrs. William BegemanMr. & Mrs. Jim BriscoeMrs. Tracey BuersmeyerMr. & Mrs. Henry BurgeMr. & Mrs. Carmen ChristiansonMr. & Mrs. Michael DailyDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisMr. & Mrs. Edward DechertMr. & Mrs. John T. Ducker Jr.Ms. Constance EllsworthMrs. Catherine FitchMr. & Mrs. Glenn GrundmannMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersMr. & Mrs. Donald HolihanJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupMr. & Mrs. Steven N. JohnsonKing & ScottMr. & Mrs. Sidney J. KubeschMr. & Mrs. Alan KunkleMr. & Mrs. Bill LambertMr. & Mrs. Rob LutzMr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarveyJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.Mrs. Kay NoelMr. & Mrs. Jerry OusleyMs. Margaret L. PowersDr. & Mrs. James M. SchefflerMr. & Mrs. Bill ShirleySt. Joseph Hospital & HealthCenterMs. Sharon R. StarkMrs. Betty SwingSymposium ClubDr. & Mrs. Ronald Thompson Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James TrobaughMr. & Mrs. Robert WilliamsIn Memory of Clifford & Ethel LongMr. & Mrs. Don LongIn Memory of Rebecca LongMr. George A. Long11

Memorials (continued)In Memory of Leonard LorentsonMr. & Mrs. Boyd L. AshcraftIn Memory of Kathy A. NameMr. Nobel ‘Skip’ NameIn Memory of James ReifersMs. Bonnie C. BrownIn Memory of Robert & Daisy Rostron Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Rostron Jr.In Memory of Lucy LuHilda & Kevin BurnsIn Memory of David L. LutzMr. & Mrs. C. William LovelaceIn Memory of Effi e MahannahMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersBeckley Office EquipmentIn Memory of Larry MarrMs. Rita BeattyMr. & Mrs. Eric HighMisty Lawson & Ramsey GriceMs. Beverly E. RodgersIn Memory of Fred & Alice MarshallLt. Col. & Mrs. Harold ViceIn Memory of Frank MartinoJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupIn Memory of Gene & Vivian McCartyMr. & Mrs. Jim R. ButcherIn Memory of Norman & Wanda McVayMr. & Mrs. Darwin McVayIn Memory of Karen MennenMr. & Mrs. Kevin L. WalkerIn Memory of Mamie Carol MillerMs. Rita BeattyMs. Beverly E. RodgersMrs. Dianne WatkinsIn Memory of Dennis L. MitchellMr. & Mrs. Bill LambertIn Memory of Stan MohrMr. & Mrs. Glenn ColescottIn Memory of Frances MoonSymposium ClubIn Memory of Chris MooreMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Roy & Juanita MooreDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisIn Memory of Joseph ‘Ned’ OrtmanMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersIn Memory of Dean O’Donnell OusleyMr. & Mrs. Cartwright EllisMr. & Mrs. Jim L. GardenhireMr. & Mrs. Darwin McVayMr. & Mrs. James PayneMr. & Mrs. Mike StegallIn Memory of Linda PagelMr. Don PagelIn Memory of Wilma ParksMr. Gene ParksIn Memory of J. Phillip Pennell, M.D.Mr. & Mrs. Harold HeatonIn Memory of Robert W. Pfl egerMr. & Mrs. Steven N. JohnsonIn Memory of Jim & Jerry PhilapyMr. & Mrs. David NisbetIn Memory of Joseph Kendrick RansomMr. & Mrs. Tom RansomIn Memory of Paul J. RaverMrs. Shirley RaverIn Memory of Paul T. RaverFirst Farmers Bank & TrustTipton EmployeesMr. & Mrs. Mark RaverIn Memory of Richard L. ‘Dick’ RaylMr. & Mrs. David K. RaylIn Memory of Lt. Gen. James RecordMrs. Fern FerrelMr. & Mrs. Larry R. NewtonMs. Joanne Record & Ms.Patricia EhrlichMr. & Mrs. Philip B. ReedMr. & Mrs. J. R. RichardsMr. & Mrs. Reldo RidenourMr. & Mrs. Russell RuleMrs. Sarah N. WebbMr. & Mrs. Tom WhitcombIn Memory of Abby Kathryn RethlakeAbby Rethlake Memorial FundMr. Michael C. AndersonMr. & Mrs. Richard O. ArcariMr. & Mrs. Dan BellusMr. & Mrs. Fred BinderMr. & Mrs. Brent R. BlinnMr. & Mrs. William CarmichaelMr. & Mrs. Tom CoathMr. Mike CrawfordMr. Erik DargevicsMr. Sandy DeichmanMs. Jo Ellen C. DufresneMayor & Mrs. Greg GoodnightMs. Kim GravesMr. Matthew D. HallMr. & Mrs. William HartMr. & Mrs. Terry HeltzelJ & J Electric of Indiana, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Eric Scott KernMr. & Mrs. Paul K. KinneyKokomo New Car Dealers Assoc.Dr. & Mrs. James M. LindseyMagdalen Marszalek &Antoinette RethlakeMartin Wrecker ServicesMr. & Mrs. Chris MoodyJinnie Neal, Cathy Kern &Jeff NealMr. & Mrs. Steve ParrottMr. & Mrs. Mike Ransbottom& ShelbyMr. & Mrs. David K. RaylMr. & Mrs. Mark D. RethlakeMr. Michael RethlakeTom & Kathy RethlakeMr. Carl D. RoarkMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. SawyerSouthside MarathonMs. Susan ThompsonMrs. Karen UittsMr. & Mrs. Pat UnderwoodMr. & Mrs. Craig WestlakeMr. & Mrs. Troy L. WhiteMr. & Mrs. Chris WilliamsonMr. & Mrs. Michael J. WyantIn Memory of Kitty RobinsonHilda & Kevin BurnsMr. & Mrs. Cartwright EllisIn Memory of Josephine Lybrook RudicelMr. & Mrs. Steven N. JohnsonIn Memory of Wilbur RuleMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. Glenn A. CrumIn Memory of Robert & Eleanor RyanMr. & Mrs. Kent RyanMs. Nancy A. SabariIn Memory of Bill SahmMr. & Mrs. Bill DankertMr. & Mrs. Glenn GrundmannJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Fred G. Osborn Sr.In Memory of Bill SchneckBurlington Kiwanis ClubIn Memory of Dr. Frederick C. ‘Fritz’SchwartzMr. & Mrs. Charles HindersIn Memory of Greg A. Scofi eldMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. & Mrs. William C. BrunsMr. Glenn A. CrumFrankfort High SchoolMr. & Mrs. Michael W. McCoolMr. & Mrs. Lance J. PadgettMr. & Mrs. Andrew RobertsonMs. Ramona M. SkertichMr. Greg SmileyMs. Karen StubbsIn Memory of Todd ShafferFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Jerry ShanksFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of Jack SharpLt. Col. & Mrs. Harold ViceIn Memory of Ruth ShultheisDr. & Mrs. Greg Norman12

Memorials (continued)In Memory of Lloyd & Mary SimmonsMr. & Mrs. Thomas SimmonsIn Memory of Becky ThompsonMrs. Nancy FullertonIn Memory of John & Kathleen WaltherMr. & Mrs. Bob HingstIn Memory of George WillisDelphi Community SchoolsIn Memory of Carl W. SinkMrs. J. Lois SinkMr. Ronald L. SinkIn Memory of Verna SpringerMr. James E. SpringerIn Memory of Esther Irene StoutBurlington Kiwanis ClubDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisIn Memory of Kathleen TaylorMr. & Mrs. William R. KillionEnglish Department atKokomo High SchoolIn Memory of Kara ToneyMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Sadie TownsendMr. Timothy DeciccoMs. Susan ThompsonIn Memory of Bill WaddellMrs. Nancy FullertonIn Memory of Phyllis WaddellMs. Rita BeattyIn Memory of Helen G. WallsMr. & Mrs. Kent RyanIn Memory of Claude WhiteFrankfort CommunityPublic Library & ClintonCo. Contractual Library -Trustees & StaffIn Memory of Clatia WhitemanDr. & Mrs. Greg NormanIn Memory of Frederick E.Wideman, M.D.Ms. Erin WidemanIn Memory of Bernard WilimitisFriends at Fisher & AssociatesIn Memory of J. Allen WyrickMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMs. Carol J. ColemanMs. Marjorie L. WyrickIn Memory of Jerry YoungMs. Shirleen DimmittMr. & Mrs. J. D. YoungMr. Tim YoungIn Memory of Ralph E. ZinnMrs. Mary ZinnTributesIn Honor of Dick & Jane BishopMr. Marlin B. Creasy, Ph.D.In Honor of Gary & Debbie DuffMr. & Mrs. Van TaylorIn Honor of Hoshaw GrandchildrenDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisIn Honor of Andy & Melissa RobertsonMr. & Mrs. J. Daniel RobertsonIn Honor of Bob BrinsonMr. Glenn A. CrumIn Honor of Clinton CentralAdministrators & Secretaries:Phil Boley, Laura Degenfelder,Brent Kaufman, Bob Lease,Matthew Miller, John Sloggett,Renee Simmons, Jaclyn Sheets,Cindy StowersClinton Central Flower &Gift CommitteeIn Honor of Andrew & Elizabeth DavisDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisIn Honor of Jesse DunnMs. Judith K. DewaltSmith FinancialIn Honor of John P. FredrickMrs. Joan E. BowmanMr. & Mrs. James Gatman IIIn Honor of Robert E. HillMr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich &FamilyIn Honor of John & Hilda HingstMs. Ann M. HingstIn Honor of Joe & Tammy MossMs. Martha L. BrownHilda & Kevin BurnsMr. & Mrs. Dick N. BishopIn Honor of Delores NeaseLaCinda & Ben ChapmanIn Honor of Izak PooreMr. & Mrs. Mike StegallIn Honor of Shirley RaverMr. & Mrs. Mark RaverIn Honor of Mark & Jennifer RuleMr. & Mrs. J. Daniel RobertsonIn Honor of Barbara SiegfreidMr. & Mrs. Jerry L. BarnettMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BrinsonMr. Glenn A. CrumMr. & Mrs. D. Lynn GriderIn Honor of Wabash & Erie CanalMr. Dan McCainIn Honor of Benjamin, Nathaniel &Joshua WaningerMr. & Mrs. Matthew Waninger13

The Legacy SocietyIn 2010, more than 30 nonprofit organizations and 250 staff and board members learnedabout the Foundation’s Legacy Society in Howard, Carroll and Clinton counties. TheLegacy Society, a special honorary organization, was created to encourage estate planningto strengthen and provide permanent financial stability for a variety of funds established bydonors to support charitable endeavors that benefit the community.The nonprofit staffs and board members attended an informational lunch meeting heldin each county to learn more about the Legacy Society and how they can partner with theFoundation to work with donors to establish endowed funds through legacy gifts.These gifts can help to leave a lasting impact on the people and places in the community.Through the Foundation’s Legacy Society and the nonprofit organizations, services arebeing provided that strengthen families, enrich youth, support the elderly and disabled,protect the environment, award scholarships, enhance culture and preserve history.A legacy gift can be made to one or more of the existing funds in the Foundation or can beused to establish a new fund to support the charitable organization of the donor’s choice.There are several ways this can be done. Estate planning vehicles include:PreservingervingFutureour•Beneficiary Designation of IRA & Qualified Retirement Plans•Bequests in Wills•Charitable Gift Annuities•Charitable Remainder Trust•Charitable Lead Trust•Retained Life Estate•Life InsuranceTo learn how you can support your favorite charity for generations to come, contact the Foundation office at (765) 454-7298 or(800) 964-0508 or by e-mail at info@cfhoward.org.Current Legacy Society members have already taken steps to provide support to the community until the end of time, and wecertainly appreciate their level of commitment.The Legacy Society Member ListingAnn N. Adams*Carol Lee AllenBette Bannon*Leland & Bonnie BaxterWilliam J. & R. Jean BeardRita BeattyJoan BowmanRobert & Meg BrackenTerry & Amelda CallenderJohn Connelly*Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig*Thomas C. CrawfordEva Cripe*Elizabeth F. DemareeGeorge & Betty Dunbar*Joe DunbarRichard ‘Dick’* & Marion EllerG. Richard Ellis*Richard Fingleton*Glenn & Mary FisherCarolyn Gilbert*Rex & Kara GingerichEdith GouldAnna May Hamilton*Ron & Liz HarperReynolds B. Hart*Dr. Emita HillJohn & Hilda HingstRick & Darlene HomkesBetsy & Bob HoshawWilliam & Sue Hough*Grace JayJohn C. KuhnsMarshall McCammackGreg & Pam MichaelLou Ann MitchellWilliam & Doris Mohr*George & Mary Ogle*Gene & Wilma* ParksPhillip & Ruth Ann PateHod* & Mary Ann PeabodyMary Jane Phillippe*James & Sandra PohlmanBret & Michelle RinehartMartin & Jeanette RinehartWinifred ‘Kitty’ Robinson*Herbert & Marjorie Ruch*Ruth Derrick Ruch*Bob & Eleanor Ryan*Orville Shultheis*Dr. Marilyn SkinnerMike SpearHelen Stout*Mary Lou Stuart*Jim & Barbara SwisshelmGail & Beatrice Weedman*Phyllis Widener*Imogene Winslow*David & Elisabeth WrightRobert & Carol Wright, Sr.R. Franklin Zehring*Jeff & Paula Zollman*Denotes deceased14

2010 Lilly Endowment Community ScholarsHoward County Carroll County Clinton CountyShelby BeasleyShelby, a 2010 graduate from EasternHigh School, is studying psychologyat DePauw University. She is thedaughter of Charles and PamelaBeasley.Jared KelleyJared is a 2010 graduate of DelphiCommunity High School and the sonof Patrick and Kimberly Kelley. Heis studying engineering at PurdueUniversity.Jessie FudgeJessie is majoring in creative writingat Ball State University. She is a 2010graduate of Clinton Central HighSchool and the daughter of Jerry andJackie Fudge.Stephen ChouStephen is a 2010 graduate ofNorthwestern High School and theson of Thomas and Nellie Chou. Heis studying mathematics education atTaylor University.Abigail ReinkeAbigail, a 2010 graduate of CarrollJr.-Sr. High School, is the daughterof Jerry and Cindy Reinke. She isstudying exercise science at IndianaWesleyan University.Courtney JamesonCourtney is attending TaylorUniversity and studying music. The2010 Frankfort High School graduateis the daughter of Tom and CindyJameson.15

Endowed FundsThe following is a listing of endowment funds that are administered by the Foundation. Any person is welcome to makecontributions to any of these funds. It should be pointed out that donors might create their own named fund with a gift of $5,000or more. Donors can name their funds after themselves, their business, or a loved one as a memorial or tribute, or use some othername that is meaningful to them. For further information, feel free to call the Foundation office at (765) 454-7298 or(800) 964-0508.Howard CountyTYPES OF FUNDSCommunity Endowment FundsRecognizing that the community’s challenges and needs willchange, donors have established community endowment funds toaddress the changing needs of Howard County now and forever.Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the mostneeded programs to receive grant funding based on a competitiveprocess.•Community Endowment Fund•Celebration Memorial Fund•Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund•First National Bank Community Endowment•The Hunt Family Fund•Earl W. Turner Memorial FundDonor-Advised FundsDonors may be actively involved in the grantmaking byrecommending which qualified charitable organizations shouldreceive grants from their advised fund. These flexible fundsenable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitableinterests 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 FundDesignated/Agency FundsDonors may identify one or more charitable organizationsto receive an income stream forever. If at some time in thefuture the named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3)organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variancepower to select another organization with a similar purpose tobenefit from the fund.•Ann N. Adams Endowment (for First EvangelicalPresbyterian Church)•Bette Bannon Endowment for Howard County HistoricalSociety•Bette Bannon Endowment for Kokomo Rescue Mission•Weston and Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund (for thebenefit of Grace United Methodist Church)•William and Sharon Bassett Fund (for the benefit of BridgesOutreach, Kokomo Rescue Mission and Kokomo UrbanOutreach)•Big Brothers Big Sisters of Howard County Fund•Bona Vista Endowment Fund•Bridges Outreach Fund•Camp Kesem Endowment Fund•Carver Community Center Fund•Central National Bank Fund (for the benefit of theKokomo Symphonic Society)•Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund•Beulah Marner Cobb Endowment (for the Howard CountyHistorical Society)•Community Assistance Foundation Fund•Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund (for Kokomo EducationFoundation General Scholarship Fund, Kokomo RescueMission, 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 theKokomo Arts Association)•First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund•First Congregational Christian Church Life Endowment•First Congregational Christian Church Physical FacilitiesEndowment•John P. Fredrick Destination: Education Purdue Universityat Kokomo•Girls Scouts of Central Indiana Fund (Tribal Trails)16

•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•Glen and Jeanne’ Harland Endowment (for PurdueUniversity-Kokomo Scholarships)•Cole Hardwood Fund for Destination: Education IUK•Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund (for the benefit of theHoward County Historical Society)•William S. & Susannah B. Hough Endowed KSS Chair Fund•William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship Fund•Howard Co. 4-H Scholarship Fund (In memory-Paul J. Raver)•Howard County Historical Society Fund•Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment•John F. Hughes Memorial Fund (for the benefit of theHospice Center-Northfield Hospital, Northfield, MN)•Maude Kelley Memorial Fund (for the benefit of HowardRegional Health System Foundation Scholarship Program)•Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo MorningMusicale Scholarships)•Kokomo Humane Society Fund•Kokomo Morning Musicale Fund (for scholarships)•Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund (for Ivy TechCommunity College Auto Technology Scholarships)•Kokomo Park Band Fund•Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation•Kokomo Rescue Mission Endowment Fund•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Davis Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Deluise Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Dunbar Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-General Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Healy Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Holman Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Lewis Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Moore Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Swain Scholarship•Kokomo School Education Foundation-Winslow Scholarship•Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund•Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fundfor Howard County Historical Society•Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment•Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Endowment•Anne Darby McCann Fund (for the Symposium Club)•Norman & Wanda McVay Fund (for the benefit ofSt. Luke’s United Methodist Church)•Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment for Birthright, Inc.•New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment•Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Grace UnitedMethodist Church•Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Literacy Coalition•H. W. ‘Hod’ and Barbara Peabody Fund (to supportmission projects of the First Congregational Church)•Pennfield Friends Housing Endowment Fund•Ralph & Thelma Peters Memorial Book Fund (for thebenefit of the Eastern Elementary School Library)•Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund•Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund for St. Andrew EpiscopalChurch•Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America Fund•Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church Fund•Samaritan Caregivers Endowment Fund•Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund (for the benefit ofthe Howard County Historical Society)•Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition•John Murray Thompson Fund for the Historical Society•Sterling P. Tignor Fund (for the Kokomo SymphonicSociety)•United Way of Howard County Endowment•Urban Enterprise Association Streetscape MaintenanceFund•Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund•R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund (for the benefitof the Kokomo Rescue Mission, Grace United MethodistChurch, Grace Baptist Church, and the United MethodistChurch of Bennetts Switch, Indiana)Field of Interest FundsA field of interest fund allows donors to support a broadly definedarea, such as the arts, youth, health, etc. The Foundation awardsfunding through a competitive process to the most needed programswithin the donor’s area of interest of the fund.•Gary F. Carmichael Family Fund (for youth enrichment)•Children’s Fund•Eva Cripe Endowment Fund (for medical treatment ofheart disease, leukemia, or mental illness)•First Congregational Christian Church Fund (for studentsin Howard County middle schools)•William S. and Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund•Virginia M. McKay Fund (for “Magic Closet” at KokomoHigh School or Howard County schools)•Senior Citizens’ Fund•Thomas E. & Ruth Fredrick Sheridan Endowment (tosupport areas of interest in child care, beautification,youth, and Destination: Education IUK)•Society of Crippled Children and Adults of HowardCounty Fund (for physically and mentally handicappedchildren and adults in Howard County)•Women’s Fund•Youth Council FundOperating Endowment FundsDonors support the work of the Community Foundation throughtheir gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides supportto the operating budget of the Foundation forever.•Bill and Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment•Bucheri, McCarty & Metz Operating Endowment•Kevin and Hilda Burns Operating Endowment•Credit Bureau of Kokomo Operating Fund•Directors Fund•First National Bank Operating Endowment17

Operating Funds (continued)•Foundation Operating Fund•Key Bank Operating Endowment•Liberty Financial Group Operating Fund•Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Fund•Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund•Herbert and Lillian Miller Fund•NIPSCO Operating Endowment Fund•Rick and Diane Smith Operating Fund•Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment•Don L. Wilhelm Fund•R. Franklin Zehring Operating EndowmentScholarship FundsDonors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educationalopportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies inspecific fields or for programs at particular institutions of highereducation. In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements.•Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund (for education degrees)•Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund (for WesternHigh School graduates attending Purdue University)•Alex and Kitty Bell Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo HighSchool graduates who participated in sports orcheerleading)•Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship (for graduateswho attend First Evangelical Presbyterian Church)•Community Foundation Scholarship Fund (for finalistsin the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship program)•M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship Fund (for elementaryeducation, ministry, or mission field degrees)•Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for KokomoSchools (for graduates studying architecture, buildingtechnology, or business)•Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for TaylorSchools (for graduates studying architecture, buildingtechnology, or business)•Roy L. Crume Fund (for high school graduates from thecounties of Howard, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Grant, Miami,and Tipton, Ind., who are or will be attending anyaccredited trade or business school)•Jesse W. Dunn Total Effort Scholarship (for KokomoHigh School graduates who participated in sports)•Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship (for Howard Countyresidents who are attending Indiana University School ofMedicine)•Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Endowment Fund(for students from Clay, Ervin, and/or Howard Townshipin Howard County)•Mary C. Fingleton Fund (for accounting degree majors)•Rick Fingleton Scholarship Fund•Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship (for Taylor HighSchool students who participated in high school sports)•Goodfellows Scholarship (for students who participate inDestination: Education IUK)•Hamilton-Middleton Scholarship Fund (for studentsgraduating from Western High School studying businessor history)•W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo HighSchool graduates studying engineering)•C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo HighSchool graduates attending Indiana University-Kokomoor Bloomington campus)•Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship (forNorthwestern High School graduates becoming a teacher)•William S. & Susannah B. Hough Memorial Scholarship (forHoward County high school graduates who will attendIndiana University-Kokomo, Purdue University Kokomo,or Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo)•Betty Lou James Scholarship (Western High Schoolgraduates who have studied family and consumer sciences)•Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund (for degree inmathematics, accounting, science, and/or engineering)•Kokomo Country Club Scholarship (for Howard Countyhigh school graduates)•Kokomo High School Spirit of 1961 Scholarship Fund(for K.H.S. graduates who demonstrate school spirit)•Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund(for K.H.S. graduates)•Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund(for K.H.S. graduates)•Kokomo Woman’s Department Club Fund (for studentsattending Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo, Ind.)•Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship (for HowardCounty high school graduates studying nursing)•Stan Nicholson Memorial Scholarship (for Eastern HighSchool graduates)•Linda F. Pagel Scholarship (for Western and Tri-CentralHigh School graduates)•John Pitzer Scholarship (for Kokomo High School graduatesattending Indiana University)•Kathy Ann Pylat Scholarship (for Western High Schoolgraduates attending a state-supported school in Indiana)•R.A.C.I. Scholarship Fund•Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship (for studentsstudying cosmetology)•Donald B. Smith Memorial/Central Bank Scholarship Fund(Howard County high school graduates studying business)•Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund (for HowardCounty graduates for education beyond high school)•Thacker Memorial Scholarship (Howard County graduatesattending Indiana University or Purdue University)•Sadie A. Townsend Memorial Scholarship (for KokomoHigh School graduates)•Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Memorial Scholarship Fund(for educational scholarships)•Turnaround Scholarship Fund (for Howard County highschool graduates)•Western High School Class of 1962 Scholarship•Western High School Class of 1963 Scholarship•Western Women’s Scholarship (for Western High Schoolfemale graduates)•Frederick E. Wideman, MD Taylor Student AthleteScholarship (for Taylor High School graduates who haveparticipated in high school sports)18

•Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship (for HowardCounty high school graduates who will attend PurdueUniversity)•R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship (for Howard Countyhigh school graduates who need financial assistance)Non-permanent FundsThe following are non-permanent Howard County funds that aredesignated for short-term programs or special projects:•Celebrating Love Fund•Community Values Fund•Computer Literacy Fund•Theodore Dabrowski Fund•Greater Kokomo/Howard Co. Community Projects Fund•Greentown Community Building Fund•Howard Co. Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame Fund•Howard County Child Care Fund•Danny Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund•Kokomo Community Health Care Fund•Kokomo-Howard County Chamber of Commerce Fund•The Millennium Fund•William and Delores Oberndorfer Fund•James F. & Janet G. Smith Advised Fund•Tomorrow’s Hope•World in Motion FundKokomo-Howard County Public Library Renovation Worth the WaitThe Kokomo-Howard County Public Library Main Branch renovation took more than a year to complete but it was worththe wait. More than 3,500 people attended the library’s grand opening and more than 800 patrons visit the newly renovatedfacility each day. The building was constructed in 1966 and the renovation was needed to meet the expanding needs of librarypatrons and to provide a better workspace for staff.City of Firsts-First commercially built auto-First pneumatic rubber tire-First aluminum casting-First carburetor-First Stellite cobalt-based alloy-First stainless steel-First American Howitzer shell-First aerial bomb with fins-First mechanical corn picker-First Dirilyte golden-hued tableware-First canned tomato juice-First push-button car radio-First all-metal lifeboats & rafts-First signal-seeking car radio-First all-transistor car radioThe Community Foundation of Howard County contributed $17,600 through a grant in support of the library’s “City ofFirsts” glass etching display that was added during the renovation. The display highlights 15 “firsts” for which Kokomo isknown, along with a brief explanation describing the first. An additional panel features an introduction/history regarding theCity of Firsts.“This grant allows the library to provide an opportunity to share the community’s heritage in an interesting format thatencourages discussion,” said Charles Joray, director of the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library. “We hope to buildcommunity pride among our patrons by sharing Kokomo’s rich history. The etchings give patrons an appreciation for aunique art form that is not often seen in our community. We thank the Foundation for its support of this project.”Placed in a prominent location, the glass etchings are one of the first displays visitors see as they enter the library. They weredesigned by graphic artist Tony Budnez and etched by Jon Russell of Russell Design.19

Carroll CountyTYPES OF FUNDSCommunity Endowment FundsRecognizing that the community’s challenges and needs willchange, donors have established community endowment funds toaddress the changing needs of Carroll County now and forever.Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the mostneeded programs to receive grant funding based on a competitiveprocess.•Carroll County Community Endowment FundDonor-Advised FundsDonors may be actively involved in the grantmaking byrecommending which qualified charitable organizations shouldreceive grants from their advised fund. These flexible fundsenable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitableinterest and priorities change over time.•Burlington Kiwanis Fund•Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ•Jerry Young Memorial Endowment FundDesignated/Agency FundsDonors may identify one or more charitable organizations toreceive an income stream forever. If at some time in the futurethe named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3)organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variancepower to select another organization with a similar purpose tobenefit from the fund.•Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund (for the benefitof the arts and education programs-Carroll Schools)•Carroll County 4-H Fund•Carroll County Community Center Fund•Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund•CDC Resources Fund for Children & Adults with Disabilities•Delphi Preservation Society•Flora-Monroe Township Public Library Endowment•Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund (for ARC for CarrollCounty, Sagamore Council BSA, and GSA)•Mildred L. Helvie Fund (for the benefit of TrinityLutheran Church)•Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Public Library•Lockport Church Endowment Fund•John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll CountyCommunity Center•John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph CatholicChurch•Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund (for the benefitof YMCA Camp Tecumseh)•NICHES Land Trust Fund•Obear Fund In Memory of James O. & Emma JacksonObear (for YMCA Camp Tecumseh Camperships)•John C. and Doris M. Peterson Fund for the CarrollCounty Historical Society•Helen R. Skinner Fund for the Delphi Public Library•Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger (throughactivities of the Flora Presbyterian Church)•Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund (for the Camden-Jackson Public Library)•Don and Jean Willy Endowment Fund (for the benefit ofYMCA Camp Tecumseh)•YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund•Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund (for the benefit ofprograms of the Carroll County Community Center)Operating Endowment FundsDonors support the work of the Community Foundation throughtheir gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides supportto the operating budget of the Foundation forever.•Carroll County Community Foundation OperatingEndowmentScholarship FundsDonors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educationalopportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies inspecific fields or for programs at particular institutions of highereducation. In addition, donors may select eligibility requirements.•Todd Burman Memorial Scholarship (for graduates ofDelphi Community High School and Carroll Senior HighSchool)•John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund•Carolyn Gilbert Scholarship Fund (for Carroll Jr.-Sr. HighSchool)•Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund (forCarroll County high school graduates studyingagriculture)•Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund (forCarroll Senior High School graduates)•Joan McCain Scholarship Fund (for Delphi CommunityHigh School graduates)•John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund (for DelphiCommunity High School graduates)•Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund (for graduates ofDelphi Community High School)Non-permanent funds:The following are non-permanent funds:•Steve & Angie May Advised Fund•Dorothy Stark Scholarship Fund“Hope” the thing with feathers –That perches on the soul –And sings the tune without the words –And never stops – at all –– Emily Dickinson20

Clinton CountyTYPES OF FUNDSCommunity Endowment FundsRecognizing that the community’s challenges and needs willchange, donors have established community endowment funds toaddress the changing needs of Clinton County now and forever.Donors can entrust the Foundation with the selection of the mostneeded programs to receive grant funding based on a competitiveprocess.•William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton County•Bob and Meg Bracken Community Fund•Clinton County Community Endowment Fund•First Merchants Foundation Community Fund•First Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition ofDr. Frank Beardsley•Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment•Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co.•Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community FundDonor-Advised FundsDonors may be actively involved in the grantmaking byrecommending which qualified charitable organizations shouldreceive grants from their advised fund. These flexible fundsenable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their charitableinterest and priorities change over time.•Hunter Family Advised Fund•Greg & Karen Miller Advised Fund•Ransom Family Advised FundDesignated/Agency FundsDonors may identify one or more charitable organizations toreceive an income stream forever. If at some time in the futurethe named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3)organization, the Foundation board of directors has the variancepower to select another organization with a similar purpose tobenefit from the fund.•William J. and R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund (forbenefit of the Clinton County Family YMCA)•Boys and Girls Club Endowment Fund•Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund (for benefit ofSt. Paul Cemetery and Forest United Methodist Church)•Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund II (for benefitof Forest United Methodist Church)•Camp Cullom Fund•Meurice and Lurline Catron Fund (for benefit of ClintonCounty Hospital Foundation)•R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest ClendenningFund (for benefit of Mulberry Centennial Park)•Clinton Central School Corporation Facilities Fund (fordevelopment and maintenance of new and existingfacilities)•Clinton Co. Abilities Services-Garald Gill Endowment Fund•Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund•Clinton County YMCA Endowment Fund•COACH Kids Fund•Walter V. Coapstick Fund (for benefit of GeetingsvillePresbyterian Church)•Community Schools of Frankfort Education FoundationEndowment Fund•Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund (for support ofteachers of “at risk” Frankfort elementary school students)•Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund (for benefit of First EvangelicalPresbyterian Church of Frankfort)•Ione Dinwiddie Nurses Fund (for benefit of ClintonCounty Hospital Foundation for continuing education ofnurses)•First Christian Church of Frankfort Endowment Fund•Frankfort Community Public Library Local History andGenealogy Fund•Frankfort Community Public Library Materials Fund•Friends of the Frankfort Public Library (for benefit ofFrankfort Public Library)•Nancy N. Fullerton Fund for the Anna and Harlan HubbardSchool of Living (at Frankfort Community Public Library)•Bill Goodwin Youth Fund (for memberships and/orequipment for needy children at the Clinton County Boysand Girls Club)•George and Mary Ellen Hammersley Endowment Fund(for benefit of Wesley Manor and First Christian Church,Frankfort, Indiana)•Franklin W. and Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund (forbenefit of the Good Samaritan Fund at Wesley Manor)•Ralph C. and Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund (for benefit ofFrankfort Community Public Library)•Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund (forbenefit of Rainbow Haven)•Jesse & Martha Killmer Membership Fund (for the benefitof First Evangelical Presbyterian Church)•Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund (for the benefit of the PublicSchool Foundation of the Rossville Consolidated Schools)•William M. and Doris Mohr Fund (for benefit of WesleyManor)•Walter H. & Vera I. Moore Education Fund (for the benefit ofthe Rossville Consolidated Schools)•Mulberry Community Library Endowment•Mulberry High School Alumni Association EndowmentFund (for benefit of Mulberry Community Library)•George and Mary Ogle Fund (for benefit of Witham Hospital)•Keith and Mildred Otterman Fund (for benefit of ClintonCounty Hospital Foundation)•Paul & Mary Jane Phillippe Fund (for benefit of operationof the Paul Phillippe Resource Center)•Marie Rice Fund (for benefit of First Christian Church,Michigantown, Indiana)•Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund•Rossville Education Foundation Endowment Fund•Rossville Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund21

Designated/Agency Funds (continued)•Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund (for benefit of Wesley Manor)•Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund (for benefit of St. MatthewUnited Methodist Church)•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort CommunityPublic Library (for the children’s theater program)•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Indiana UniversityFoundation (for benefit of English Dept.-Bloomington)•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund (for the United Way forClinton 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)Field of Interest FundsA field of interest fund allows donors to support a broadly definedarea, such as the arts, youth, health, etc. The Foundation awardsfunding through a competitive process to the most needed programswithin the donor’s area of interest of the fund.•Clinton County Education FundOperating Endowment FundDonors support the work of the Community Foundation throughtheir gifts to operating endowment funds, which provides supportto the operating budget of the Foundation forever.•Citizens Savings Bank Operating Fund•Clinton County Community Foundation Operating Fund•Clinton County Hospital Memorial 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 EndowmentScholarship FundsDonors may customize a scholarship fund to provide educationalopportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in specificfields or for programs at particular institutions of higher educationIn addition, donors may select eligibility requirements.•A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton CentralHigh School graduates)•Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority AdvisedScholarship (for graduate degree in speech pathology)•Robert Brinson Scholarship Fund (for Clinton Central HighSchool graduates)•Jenny Butler Scholarship (for Clinton Central High Schoolgraduates studying nursing, ministry, or Christian education)•Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship•Clinton Central Team Player Scholarship (for Clinton CentralHigh School graduates who participated in sports)•Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship (for ClintonCentral and Clinton Prairie High School graduatesstudying in the area of vocational education or agriculture)•Anna Fudge Field and Mary S. Field Endowment (forgraduates of Clinton County public high schools)•Frankfort High School Scholarship Fund•Louise & Robert Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship (forFrankfort High School students)•Vern & Lillian Kaspar Scholarship (for graduates of ClintonCentral, Clinton Prairie and Frankfort high schoolsstudying 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 ClintonCounty public high schools)•Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship(for students in the Mulberry/Madison Township area)•Robert K. Ryan Scholarship (for Frankfort High Schoolgraduates-through Frankfort Education Foundation)•Barbara K. Siegfried Scholarship (for Clinton Central HighSchool graduates)•Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship (for Clinton Countyhigh school students pursuing a career in music)•J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship (for ClintonCentral High School graduates attending PurdueUniversity)Non Permanent FundsThe following are non-permanent Clinton County funds that aredesignated for special projects or short-term programs:•Clinton Central Education Foundation Fund•Prairie Creek Walk Fund•Greg A. Scofield Scholarship FundThe Crossing of Clinton County students display certifi cates they earnedby completing a semester-long leadership course. Staff and studentscelebrated fi nishing the leadership course at a weekend retreat at CampCrosley, North Webster, Ind.In 2010, The Crossing of Clinton County was supported with a gift fromthe Ransom Family Advised Fund. With their father, Rawl, siblingsJack, Tom and Sally started the Ransom Family Advised Fund in 1999.Through this fund, family members can select the charitable organizationsthey want to support. The Crossing, an alternative school, is one ofseveral organizations supported by the fund since its inception.22

Grants - Howard CountyAdvised FundsDonors may take an active role by making suggestions onwhich charitable causes to support.Margaret P. Schwartz Fredrick Fund•Mental Health Association, Canteen Funds, $500Ruth K. Fredrick Fund•Kokomo Family YMCA, Youth Memberships, $1,000Gingerich Family Fund•Kokomo Family YMCA, Strong Kids Campaign, $1,143Hingst Family Fund•Beta Sigma Psi Educational Foundation, Academic AwardsProgram, $5,000•Family Service Association, 2010 North Central IndianaBABYfest, $250•Howard County Historical Society, Annual Fund Drive, $1,000•Northern Indiana Community Foundation, B.L.U.S.H.Program, $2,000•Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, Property Fund, $5,000Betsy & Robert Hoshaw Environmental Fund•Indiana University-Kokomo, Future Teacher Grants, $350Robert L. Hutchins Memorial Fund•First Assembly of God, Relief for the Indigent, $1,000Kokomo Community Care Health Fund•United Way of Howard County, Wellness Web Site, $8,000Eugene and Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund•Indiana University Foundation, $500•Ivy Tech Foundation, $500•Kokomo Rescue Mission, $1,000•Kokomo Urban Outreach, $1,000William M. Morgan Endowment Fund•Chapel Hill Christian Church, $15,654•Pearsons Mill Christian Assembly, $22,000William and Delores Oberndorfer Advised Fund•Birthright of Kokomo, $400•Christian Foundation for Children, $1,550•Christian Foundation for Children, Nutrition Center, $200•Monastery of the Poor Clares, $400•St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, $500J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund•Russiaville Historical Society, Restoration of InterurbanStation, $2,000Designated FundsGrants from designated and agency funds benefit non-profitorganizations as specified by the donors.Ann N. Adams Endowment•First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, $28,916Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund•Clinic of Hope, $408Community Assistance Foundation Fund•Children’s Organ Transplant Association, $776•IOPO Foundation, $776Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment•Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society, $4,764Endowment for the Visual Arts Fund•Kokomo Art Association, $520Family Service Association•Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $264First Congregational Christian Church received grantsfrom two designated funds:•First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund, $7,064•H.W. ‘Hod’ & Barbara Peabody Fund, $484Grace United Methodist Church received grants from thefollowing designated funds:•Weston & Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund, $6,464•Grace United Methodist Church, $416•Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund, $1,448•Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry, $632•Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $224•R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $444Greentown Historical Society Fund•Greentown Historical Society, $1,220Greentown Public Library Fund•Greentown Public Library $1,208Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund•Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community, $456Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund•Haitian Environmental Support Program, $240Howard County 4-H Fund•Howard County 4-H, $25023

Designated Funds (continued)Howard County Historical Society, Inc. received grantsfrom the following designated funds:•Bette Bannon Fund for Howard Co. Historical Society, $2,028•Beulah Marler Cobb Endowment Fund, $1,500•Howard County Historical Society Fund, $2,692•Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund, $375•Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund, $240•Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund, $2,068•John Murray Thompson Memorial Fund, $320Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment Fund•Howard County Veterans Memorial Corporation, $5,424John F. Hughes Memorial Fund•Northfield Hospital & Skilled Nursing, $1,000Indiana University-Kokomo received grants from thefollowing designated funds:•Credit Bureau-Destination: Education IUK, $5,324•Destination: Education IUK, $5,656•Destination: Education IUK Agency, $416•Cole Hardwood Fund, Destination: Education IUK, $3,916•William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship, $2,500Maude Kelley Memorial Fund•Howard Regional Health System Foundation, $2,112Kokomo Morning Musicale received grants from twodesignated funds:•Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund, $684•Kokomo Morning Musicale Scholarship Fund, $732Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund•Ivy Tech Community College, $900Kokomo Park Band Fund•Kokomo Park Band, Inc., $1,008Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation Fund•Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $264•William & Cora Davis Scholarship, $500•Kay Deluise Scholarship, $350•Joe Dunbar Scholarship, $600•General Scholarship, $1,200•Linda Healy Scholarship, $500•Joan Holman Scholarship, $750•Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation, $1,684•Francis Arthur Lewis Scholarship, $400•Frank Moore Scholarship, $400•James Swain Scholarship, $350•Imogene Winslow Scholarship, $3,600“Do what you can, with what you have, where you are.”--Theodore RooseveltKokomo Rescue Mission received grants from threedesignated funds:•Bette Bannon Fund for Kokomo Rescue Mission, $1,216•Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $264•R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $2,232Kokomo Symphonic Society received grants from fourdesignated funds:•Central National Bank of Howard County Endowment, $240•William & Susannah Hough Endowed KSO Chair Fund, $396•Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund, $532•Sterling P. Tignor Fund, $444Kokomo UEA Streetscape Maintenance Fund•Urban Enterprise Zone, $848Literacy Coalition received grants from the followingdesignated funds:•Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $224•Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition, $660Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment•Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, $3,410Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Fund•Main Street Christian Church, $648Anne Darby McCann Fund for the Benefit of theSymposium Club•Symposium Club, $1,296Norman & Wanda McVay Endowment for St. Luke’sUnited Methodist Church•St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, $524Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment Fund for Birthright•Birthright of Kokomo, $680New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment•New London Friends Church Cemetery, $1,232Ralph & Thelma Peters Memorial Book Fund•Eastern Howard School Corporation, $1,160Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund•Redeemer Lutheran School, $776Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund•St. Andrew Episcopal Church, $256Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America•Sagamore Council, B.S.A., $3,492Samaritan Caregivers, Inc.•Samaritan Caregivers, Inc., $454Tribal Trails Girl Scout Council Endowment:•Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $32024

United Way of Howard County Endowment•United Way of Howard County, Inc., $6,140Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund•Bona Vista, $1,628R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund•Bennetts Switch United Methodist Church, $444•Grace Baptist Church, $444Community Endowment FundsNo restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing theboard of directors to address community needs.•Community Endowment Fund•Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund•First National Bank Community Endowment•The Hunt Family Fund•Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund•Book Readers and Horn Blowers, Harriet Tubman Program,$1,400•Bona Vista, Family Care and Education Enhancement Project,$10,000•Bridges Outreach, Legacy Drawing, $3,000•CAM Drop-In Center, G.E.D. Testing, $720•Carver Community Center, Legacy Drawing, $5,000•City of Kokomo, Arts Pavilion Concert Series, $10,000•Family Service Association, Healthy Families Matching FundsExpansion, $4,466•First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Maximum Impact, $2,000•Friends of Howard Haven, Enclosed Porches, $4,500•Howard County 4-H, Carver Center 4-H Club Promotes LifeSkills, $1,000•Howard County Historical Society, Ryan White Oral History, $2,320•Howard Regional Health System, Building Donation,$1,405,000•Howard Regional Health System Foundation, LegacyDrawing, $2,000•Kokomo Art Association, Summer Art Camp, $2,000•Kokomo Downtown Association, Courthouse LandscapingProject - Phase Two, $15,000•Kokomo-Howard Co. Public Library, Glass Etchings Project,$17,600•Kokomo Park Band, Youth Activities, $2,800•Loving Hands Adult Day Care, Marketing Funds, $5,000•Ronald McDonald House of Indiana, Howard County FamilyAssistance, $1,500•Russiaville Historical Society, Move Ticket Agent’s Window, $4,000•Sports World Ministries, Howard County Outreach, $2,250Field of Interest FundsDonors’ areas of interests are followed when grants are made.William S. and Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund•Agape Garden Montessori School, Agape Garden Bridges, $2,600•Family Service Association, First Candle, $3,000•F.D. Reese Christian Academy, F.D. Reese Academy, $4,085•Maple Grove Community Church, New Leaf Mentoring, $2,400Kokomo-Howard County Chamber of Commerce•Greater Kokomo Economic Development Alliance,Downtown Beautification, $1,681.72Society for Crippled Children and Adults of HowardCounty Fund•Isanogel Center, Inc., camperships for physically and/ormentally handicapped Howard County residents, $875•Mayor’s Council for Disability Issues Scholarship Awards:Shelby Hufford, $500 Lauren Olds, $500Jared Isaac, $500 Nicholas Weitzel, $500•Mental Health America of Ind., Van Repairs, $4,500•Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, HomefrontLearning Center Playground Project, $850Operating FundsGifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operatingexpenses of the Foundation.Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc. receivedoperating grants from 16 operating endowment funds:•Bill & Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment Fund, $448•Bucheri, McCarty & Metz Endowment Fund, $308•Kevin & Hilda Burns Operating Endowment, $484•Credit Bureau-Operating Endowment Fund, $13,652•Directors’ Fund, $2,464•First National Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $1,748•Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $20,868•Key Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $944•Liberty Financial Group Operating Endowment, $212•Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Operating Fund, $100•Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund, $244•Dr. Herbert & Lillian Miller Operating Endowment, $244•NiSource Operating Endowment Fund, $4,208•Rick & Diane Smith Operating Endowment Fund, $932•Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment, $216•R. Franklin Zehring Operating Endowment Fund, $892Scholarship FundsGrants from scholarship funds benefit students in attaining theirgoal of higher education.Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund•Amber Hudson, $1,000Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund•Benjamin Irwin, $1,00025

Scholarships (continued)Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship Fund•Nathan Lyons, $1,500•Aaron Van Auken, $1,000Central Labor Council Scholarship Fund•Alexandria Combs, $500•Cole Smith, $500Community Foundation Scholars(Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists)•Madeline Cassidy, $1,000•Mitchel Hill, $1,000•Amanda McKinney, $1,000•Olivia Ortmann, $1,000•Casey Shipley, $1,000M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship•Emily Hoeksema, $500•Larissa Lange, $500Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Kokomo Schools•Casey Shipley, $400Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Taylor Schools•John Fantuzzo, $400Roy L. Crume Scholarship•Stephanie Fidler, $1,000•Jared Huffer, $1,000•Zach Massey, $1,000•Andrew Miller, $1,000•Caleb Prater, $1,000•Kara Smith, $1,000•Ashli Walters, $1,000Jesse W. Dunn Total Effort Scholarship Fund•Jordan Broomfield, $500Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship Fund•Erik Pattison, $600Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Fund•Andy Hunkeler, $1,000•Erick Miller $1,000•Shayne Riley, $1,000Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship Fund•David Brinkley, $2,500•Austen Conwell, $2,500•Evan Schroeder, $2,500•Seth Vautaw, $2,500W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship Fund•Kumar Mantravadi, $1,500C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship Fund•Michael Heilman, $2,500Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship Fund•Alexander Pier, $1,000William S. & Susannah B. Hough Scholarship•David Brinkley, $2,500•Hayley Crawford, $2,500•Mitzie Johnson, $2,500•Alexis Reed, $2,500Danny M. Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship•Ronald Johnston, $500•Rebecca Weirauch, $500Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund•Russell Reed, $500Kokomo Country Club Scholarship Fund•Madeline Cassidy, $1,000•Toby Richards, $1,000•Shelby Sherman, $1,000•Richard Woerner, $1,000Kokomo High School “Spirit of 1961” Scholarship Fund•Jordan Broomfield, $1,000Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund•David Wesche, $500 •Zachary Gibson, $500Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund•Eric Evans, $1,350Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund•Shelby Beasley, DePauw University, $157,896•Stephen Chou, Taylor University, $118,615Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship Fund•Alexis Ungerer, $500Linda F. Pagel Scholarship Fund•Elizabeth Clark, $500•Amber Hudson, $500Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship•Alysha Small, $500 JaVonne Forte, $500Donald B. Smith/Central Bank Memorial CommunityScholarship Fund•Patrick Fountain, $1,000James F. & Janet G. Smith Fund•Shelby Davis, $2,500•Brandon Hainlen, $2,500Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund•Paul Kennelly, $2,000•Olivia Ortmann, $2,000Thacker Memorial Scholarship Fund•Brandon Hainlen, $50026

Sadie Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund•T.J. Weir, $1,000Western Women’s Scholarship Fund•Brooke Lewis, $4,600Frederick E. Wideman, M.D. Taylor Student AthleteScholarship Fund•Austen Conwell, $1,000Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship Fund•Katie Maddox, $1,000•Larry Price, $1,000•Austin Pearson, $1,000•Rebecca Weirauch, $1,000R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship Fund•Marion Cherry, $1,000•Alexandra Combs, $1,000•Alyssa Odell, $1,000Goodfellows Fund•Indiana University-Kokomo for the Destination: EducationIUK Scholarships, $3,000Glen & Jeanne’ Harland Endowment Fund•Purdue University-Kokomo for the Glen & Jeanne’ HarlandScholarship, $3,000Special Project FundsGreater Kokomo/Howard County Community Project•First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Maximum Impact,$1,500Foundation Youth Council Fund•Kokomo Center Schools, Youth Leadership Summit, $1,500Rex and Kara Gingerich have established the Gingerich FamilyAdvised Fund within the Foundation and are using it to teachtheir children about philanthropy. The Gingerich’s encouragetheir children to research a cause or issue so they can make aninformed decision on how to give back to the community. Rexand Kara see the Community Foundation as a partner in theeducation of their children in matters of philanthropy.Rex is a past president of the board of directors of theCommunity Foundation of Howard County and the owner ofseveral automotive dealerships in Kokomo. Kara is the busymother of three with a long list of community involvements.In addition to the Foundation, they are supporters of BridgesOutreach, YMCA, Kokomo Urban Outreach, Huddle,Kokomo Rescue Mission, United Way and Project Access.Rex feels that anyone with a real desire to help the communityshould give strong consideration to working with theCommunity Foundation because of the expertise and flexibilitythat the Foundation offers.Parents gather around Amy Healton, Bona Vista Programs, as shedemonstrates how to create a safe sleep environment for infants. TheCommunity Foundation of Howard County provided grant funding toBona Vista’s Family Care and Education Enhancement Project thatfocuses on child safety and early childhood development.Students listen to performers as part of the Book Readers and HornBlowers interactive educational program. With Community Foundationgrant funding in Howard, Carroll and Clinton counties, more than 2,600elementary students participated in the Book Readers and Horn Blowersprogram that is designed to inspire children to read and to learn to playmusical instruments.27

Howard County GrantsF.D. Reese Christian Academy students perform during a commencement ceremony. The Community Foundation of Howard County providedgrant funds to the school to purchase computers, a printer and a laminator to address the technology needs of the school.A worker unloads items used in the Family Service Association’sprogram that teaches parents safe sleep habits for infants. TheCommunity Foundation provided funding to purchase computers usedduring the education process and to record data to track progress.A graduate of the Family Service Association’s Healthy Familyprogram proudly displays her family’s certifi cate of completion. TheFoundation provided matching funds that were used to expand theprogram to additional families.The Community Foundation of Howard County provided fundingin support of Ben Clingman’s Eagle Scout project to build a fenceand enclose the Homefront Learning Center’s playground. The centerprovides services to special needs children and the fence will help to keepthe children safe while they play outside.28

Howard County GrantsKokomo Park Band’s summer concert series draws a crowd at HighlandPark on Wednesday evenings. The Kokomo Park Band received adesignated agency grant through the Community Foundation in support ofthe band’s ongoing activities in the community.Rare Earth performs at Foster Park’s Arts Pavilion as part of thesummer concert series. The Community Foundation of Howard Countyprovided partial funding to the City of Kokomo in support of the summerconcerts. The series included three free performances.Kokomo Area Career Center students prepare the fi nishingtouches as they enclose the porches for the residents of the HowardHavens facility. The Community Foundation provided fundingto purchase windows, doors, framing, siding and interior fi nishingmaterial to enclose the east and west porches of the facility.The Community Foundation of Howard County provided partial supportfor Kokomo Art Association’s summer art camp projects. During theprogram, the students participated in sessions that highlighted art history,types of media and divergent styles/techniques. More than 120 studentswere served as part of two summer programs offered by the Kokomo ArtAssociation.29

Grants - Carroll CountyAdvised FundsDonors may take an active role by making suggestions onwhich charitable causes to support.Burlington Kiwanis Fund•Burlington Community Club, Tables and Chair Racks, $500Jerry Young Memorial Endowment Fund•Delphi Preservation Society, $2,500Designated FundsGrants from designated and agency funds benefit non-profitorganizations as specified by the donors.Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund•Carroll Consolidated School Corporation, $2,256Camden-Jackson Public Library received the followingdesignated funds:•Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson TownshipPublic Library, $244•Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund, $3,236Carroll County 4-H Fund•Carroll County 4-H, $152Carroll County Community Center received grants fromthree designated funds:•Carroll County Community Center Fund, $868•John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll Co. CommunityCenter, $264•Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund, $2,704Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund•Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal, $700CDC Resources Fund for Children and Adults withDisabilities•CDC Resources, $492Delphi Preservation Society Fund•Delphi Preservation Society, $220Flora-Monroe Public Library Endowment Fund•Flora-Monroe Public Library, $464Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund•ARC of Carroll County, $1,540•Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $768•Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, $768Mildred L. Helvie Fund•Trinity Lutheran Church, $648Lockport Church Endowment Fund•Lockport Church, $292John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph CatholicChurch•St. Joseph Catholic Church, $656John C. & Doris M. Peterson Fund for the Carroll CountyHistorical Society•Carroll County Historical Society, $388Helen R. Skinner Fund•Delphi Public Library, $648Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger•Flora Presbyterian Church, $1,616YMCA Camp Tecumseh received grants from fourdesignated funds:•Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund, $328•Obear Fund in Memory of James O. & Emma JacksonObear, $504•Don & Jean Willy Endowment Fund, $556•YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund , $1,252Discretionary FundsNo restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing theboard of directors to address community needs.Community Endowment Fund•Adams Mill, Fundraising Drive, $2,500•Book Readers and Horn Blowers, 2010-11 Program, $1,000•Carroll County Community Center, Membership SoftwarePurchase, $1,121.85•Carroll County Community Center, Legacy Drawing, $2,000•Carroll Co. Focus on the Future, Leadership Carroll County,$1,000•Carroll Co. Historical Society, Genealogy and Research, $1,027•Carroll Co. Wabash and Erie Canal, Developing a MarketingPlan, $2,500•Delphi Public Library, Digital Media Lab, $1,000•Flora-Monroe Public Library, Legacy Drawing, $3,000•Friends of Carroll Co. Parks, Deer Creek Park Pond Cleanup,$1,250•Town of Burlington, Replace and Update Park PlaygroundEquipment, $4,500Operating FundsGifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operatingexpenses of the Foundation.•Carroll Co. Operating Endowment Fund, $6,30230

Carroll County GrantsScholarship FundsGrants from scholarship funds benefit students in attainingtheir goal of higher education.Carroll County Community Endowment Fund(Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists)•Jared Collins, $1,000 •Hannah Evans, $1,000•Kaitlan Harber, $1,000 •Samantha Mayhew, $1,000John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship•Tanner Cripe, $4,000Carolyn Gilbert Memorial Scholarship•Alix Parrett, $1,000Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund•Lorelei Seip, $1,000Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund•Jared Kelley, Purdue University, $42,878•Abigail Reinke, Indiana Wesleyan, $96,003Grant funding from the Carroll County Community Foundation to theTown of Burlington for the Burlington Community Park Board was usedto replace and update playground equipment. Children visiting the parkwill be able to enjoy the new equipment that includes a climber, two slidesand a fi tness system.Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund•Carroll School Education Foundation, for the IrvingE. Manning Memorial Scholarship, $4,000Joan McCain Scholarship Fund•Delphi Community Schools, $250John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund•Delphi Community Schools, $400Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for ChristScholarship Fund•Erin Garate, $1,000 •Daniel Gascho, $1,000•Katelyn Smith, $1,000Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund•Delphi Community Schools, $500Dorothy Stark Fund•Kara Schwarzkopf, $1,000Visitors to Deer Creek Park in Carroll County will be able toenjoy a clean pond as a result of a grant to the Friends of CarrollCounty Parks to remove algae and undesirable plants from the pond.Funds from the Community Foundation allowed for inspections andtreatments to control submersed weeds, fi lamentous algae and duckweed.Carroll County Community Center staff participate in a trainingsession to learn how to use new membership software. Grant fundingfrom the Foundation was used to purchase the software that managesmembership, participant usage and billing features. This new softwareallows the Community Center to track usage and billing on a daily andmonthly basis.31

Grants - Clinton CountyAdvised FundsDonors may take an active role by making suggestions onwhich charitable causes to support.Clinton Central Education Foundation Enrichment Fund•Clinton Central School, Mailing, $2,000•Clinton Central School, Teacher Grants/AcademicCompetition Coaching, $2,330.66Hunter Family Advised Fund•Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, $150•Clinton Co. Family YMCA, $150•Humane Society of Clinton County, $150Ransom Family Advised Endowment Fund•Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, $500•Clinton Co. Family YMCA, $1,000•COACH Kids of Clinton Co., Hero Luncheon, $500•Crossing of Clinton Co., $300•F.O.P. Frankfort Lodge 69, Shop With A Cop, $500•Habitat for Humanity of Clinton Co., $1,000•Salvation Army, $500Designated FundsGrants from designated and agency funds benefit non-profitorganizations as specified by the donors.William J. & R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund•YMCA of Clinton County, $16,332Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund•Forest United Methodist Church, $1,100•St. Paul Cemetery, $1,100Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund II•Forest United Methodist Church, $2,916R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest Clendenning Fund•Mulberry Centennial Park, $352Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund•Clinton County 4-H, $400Clinton County Abilities Services-Garald Gill Fund•Clinton County Abilities Services, $740Clinton County Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund•Clinton County Boys & Girls Club, $2,980Clinton County Family YMCA Endowment Fund•Clinton County Family YMCA, $216Clinton County Humane Society received funds from twodesignated grants:•Clinton County Humane Society, $116•Helen G. Walls Fund, $552Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation Fund•Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation, $312Walter V. Coapstick Fund,•Geetingsville Presbyterian Church, $1,044Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund•Community Schools of Frankfort, $620First Christian Church of Frankfort, Indiana•First Christian Church of Frankfort Fund, $9,848•George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $656First Evangelical Presbyterian Church received grants fromtwo designated funds:•Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund, $1,472•Jesse and Martha Killmer Membership Fund, $2,336Frankfort Community Public Library received the followingdesignated grants:•Friends of the Frankfort Public Library, $912•Ralph C. & Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund, $1,208•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort CommunityPublic Library, $1,412Nancy N. Fullerton for the Anna and Harlan HubbardSchool of Living•Friends of the Frankfort Library, $1,020Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund•Rainbow Haven, $352Walter H. and Vera I. Moore Education Fund•Rossville School Corporation, $1,500Mulberry High School Alumni Association Fund•Clinton County Contractual Public Library for the MulberryLibrary, $624George and Mary Ogle Fund•Witham Services Health Foundation, $6,764Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools received twodesignated grants:•Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund, $272•Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools Fund, $868Marie Rice Fund•First Christian Church of Michigantown, $100Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund•Clinton County Contractual Public Library for the RossvilleLibrary, $216Rossville Presbyterian Church Fund•Rossville Presbyterian Church, $64432

Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for Indiana UniversityFoundation•English Department, Indiana University-Bloomington, $2,764St. Matthew United Methodist Church received grantsfrom two designated funds:•Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund for St. Matthew United MethodistChurch, $4,020•St. Matthew United Methodist Church, $1,720St. Vincent-Frankfort Hospital Foundation receivedgrants from two designated funds:•Meurice and Lurline Catron Fund, $41,132•Ione Dinwiddie Nurses, $1,048Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital•Riley Memorial Association for the benefit of theJames Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, $88,784United Way for Clinton County•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the United Way, $2,608•United Way for Clinton County Fund, $372Wesley Manor received grants from four designatedfunds:•George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $656•Franklin W. & Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund, $652•William M. & Doris Mohr Fund, $12,684•Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund, $748Operating FundsGifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operatingexpenses of the Foundation. The Clinton County CommunityFoundation received operating grants from seven operatingendowment funds:•Citizens Savings Bank Operating Endowment, $500•Clinton County Hospital Memorial Fund, $6,040•Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $6,796•Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $3,132•First Merchant’s Foundation Operating Endowment, $664•Frankfort Development Corp. Operating Endowment, $728•Robert & Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment, $1,376Community Endowment FundsNo restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing theboard of directors to address community needs.William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton CountyBob and Meg Bracken Community FundClinton County Community Endowment FundFirst Merchants Foundation Community FundFirst Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition ofDr. Frank BeardsleyRobert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family EndowmentHerbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co.Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community Fund•Abilities Services, Planting for Growth, $3,800•Book Readers & Horn Blowers, 2010-11 Program, $2,000•Clinton County 4-H, GIS Project, $1,630.93•Clinton County Boys & Girls Club, Expanding Triple Play, $1,034•Clinton County Fairboard, Income Survey, $3,000•Clinton County Family YMCA, Mower, $2,700•Clinton County Sheriff ’s Office, Teenagers EliminatingX-Rated Texts, $976.58•COACH Kids, Capacity Building Mini-Grant, $1,000•COACH Kids, Legacy Drawing, $3,000•Colfax Lions Club, Colfax Lions Park Renovations, $30,000•Frankfort Main Street Association, Mural Project, $3,900•Friends of the Frankfort Library, Capacity Building Mini-Grant, $1,000•Habitat for Humanity, Habitat Subdivision Infrastructure, $17,500•Humane Society, Outdoor Dog Runs, $2,789•Learning Network, Capacity Building Mini-Grant, $1,000•Michigantown Youth League, MYL Expansion, $30,000•Paul Phillippe Resource Center, Handicapped Accessible Door,$7,500•Rainbow Haven, Legacy Drawing, $5,000•Riley Neighborhood Organization, Riley Park Master Plan,$4,000•Rossville Consolidated School District, Battle of the Books,$5,600•United Way for Clinton County, Legacy Drawing, $2,000•Wesley Manor, Automated Electronic Defibrillators, $9,715•Wesley Manor, Capacity Building Mini-Grant, $1,000•YWCA of Greater Lafayette, Hispanic Reflexiones, $437Scholarship FundsGrants from scholarship funds benefit students in attainingtheir goal of higher education.A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship Fund•Kyle Harness, $500Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority Fund•Alyssa Caress, $900Robert L. Brinson Scholarship Fund•Kayla Mosson, $1,000Jenny Butler Scholarship Fund•Brittany Alford, $1,250•Kaitlin Townsend, $1,250Clinton Central High School Team Player Scholarship•Andy Jacquet, $500 •Blake Surber, $500Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship Fund•Brooke Leckrone, $500•Ashley Pelling, $500•Haylee Robertson, $500•Kaitlin Townsend, $500•Ashli Waters, $50033

Clinton County GrantsClinton County Community Foundation Scholars(Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists)•Tenley Catron, $1,000 •Caroline Moore, $1,000•Madison Donoho, $1,000 •Brooke Robinson, $1,000•Britny Graves, $1,000 •Collin White, $1,000•Luke McLaughlin, $1,000Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship Fund•Collin White, $500Anna Fudge Field & Mary S. Field Endowment•Caleb Robertson, $650Louise & Robert A. Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship•Paige Gant, $250•Brittany Harmon, $125•Haleigh Rothenberger, $375Lilly Endowment Community Scholars•Jessie Fudge, Ball State University, $38,451•Courtney Jameson, Taylor University, $118,615Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship•Daniel Teegarden, $1,000William & Doris Mohr Scholarship Fund•Tanner Deisch, $5,000 •Brittany Heffernan, $5,000•Madison Donoho, $5,000 •Sara Huskins, $5,000•Paige Gant, $5,000 •Hayley Jaworski, $5,000•Daniel Gascho, $5,000 •Kayla Mosson, $5,000•Brittany Harmon, $5,000 •Collin White, $5,000The Clinton County Community Foundation provided Wesley Manorwith funding to purchase fi ve automated electronic defi brillators (AED)with cabinets. The facility installed the life saving AED units to increaseresponse time for its residents and to follow guidelines recommended by theAmerican Heart Association.Mulberry High School Alumni Association ScholarshipFund•Sabrina Huskins, $1,500•Amanda Krammes, $750Barbara Siegfried Scholarship Fund•Jordan Woodard, $1,500Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship Fund•Abigail Barnett, $1,000J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship Fund•Kyle Harness, $500•Kayla Mosson, $500Let us not be content to wait and see what willhappen, but give us the determination to make theright things happen.– Peter MarshallFramework for a new baseball diamond for the Michigantown YouthLeague stands out in a fi eld of corn. The Community Foundationprovided partial funding to update and expand the current facility thatserves more than 150 youth from the community. The expansion includesadditional playing diamonds, a new parking area, dugouts, fencing anddrainage.34

Clinton County GrantsResidents of the Clinton County Humane Society are happy to play in the new outdoor dog runs. The Community Foundation provided fundingto add 10 outdoor dog runs. The runs will be used to help staff conduct interaction personality tests with the animals and to provide a safe outdoorenvironment for the dogs while the indoor pens are being cleaned. The runs help with the public perception of the facility and increase the potential foranimals to be adopted.Children and staff take a break from their funactivities at the Clinton County Boys and GirlsClub. The Community Foundation providedfunding to expand the Triple Play Program thattakes a holistic and comprehensive approach tohelp members make healthy mind, body andsoul choices. Grant money was used to purchaseadditional fi tness equipment for the program toaccommodate the additional number of childrenserved and to match the varying interests of thechildren.Bill and Jean Beard, center, Clinton County Community Foundationboard members, present a check in support of the second phase of thebuilding and park renovation project at Colfax Lions Park. The grantwas provided to the Colfax Lions Club as partial funding for two newbaseball fi elds, lighting, parking lot relocation, shelter house renovationand the purchase of three lots adjacent to the park.35

Financial ReportComparative Condensed Statement of Financial PositionDecember 31, 2010 and December 31, 2009AssetsCurrent Endowment Total TotalFund Fund 2010 2009Cash 723,587 956,120 1,679,707 1,389,369Investments 868,949 37,712,187 38,581,136 33,989,809Receivables 670,961 670,961 629,313Prepaid Insurance 3,139 3,139 3,138Prepaid Expenses 430 430Cash Value in Life InsuranceCharitable Remainder Unitrust 177,911 177,911 170,356Charitable Gift Annuity Assets 110,776 110,776 7,753Program Related Investment in Real Estate 1,805,000 1,805,000 1,805,000Land 559,000 559,000 559,000Land Improvements 26,747 26,747 26,747Building 372,700 372,700 372,700Fixed Assets 49,903 49,903 49,903Less Accumulated Depreciation (71,459) (4,458) (75,917) (63,310)Total Assets 1,947,249 42,014,244 43,961,493 38,939,778Liabilities & Net AssetsLiabilitiesAccounts Payable 24,923 24,923 1,714Accrued Expenses 19,281 19,281 16,978Grants Payable 1,466,182 1,466,182 61,433Charitable Gift Annuity PaymentLiability 89,253 89,253 4,749Liability under Unitrust AgreementFunds Held for the Benefit of Others 964,936 964,936 866,618Total Liabilities 44,204 2,520,371 2,564,575 951,492Net AssetsHoward County 1,202,511 18,988,440 20,190,951 18,391,889Carroll County 98,707 2,029,423 2,128,130 1,956,341Clinton County 601,827 18,476,010 19,077,837 17,640,056Total Net Assets 1,903,045 39,493,873 41,396,918 37,988,286Total Liabilitiesand Net Assets 1,947,249 42,014,244 43,961,493 38,939,778The 2010 Community Foundation financial records will be audited by:Bucheri, McCarty & Metz LLP - Certified Public Accountants36

Comparative Condensed Statement of ActivitiesDecember 31, 2010 and December 31, 2009Revenues and GainsCurrent Endowment Total TotalFund Fund 2010 2009Gifts - Howard County 47,116 1,701,806 1,748,922 1,167,308Gifts - Carroll County 33,375 40,735 74,110 104,911Gifts - Clinton County 6,000 47,167 53,167 178,166Contributions-Charitable Gift Annuity 18,874 18,874Rental Income 58,080 58,080 57,399Gain (Loss)-Disposal of Assets (4,461)CRT-Change in Value 2,593 2,593 (94,789)Return of Unused Grants 2,094 2,094 9,813Interfund Grants 73,502 (68,502) 5,000Interfund Transfers 2,500 (2,500)Administrative Fees 336,634 336,634 283,130Investment Earnings 55,711 1,073,277 1,128,988 883,721Investment Gains (Losses) 3,267,417 3,267,417 5,524,638Transfer of CRT to Endowed Fund 134,357Total Revenues and Gains 554,838 6,141,041 6,695,879 8,244,193Grants and ExpensesGrants - Howard County 5,000 1,784,848 1,789,848 327,942Grants - Clinton County 520,425 520,425 466,844Grants - Carroll County 52,941 52,941 39,383Program 218,607 218,607 205,962General and Administrative 156,948 156,948 144,490Fundraising 184,975 35,742 220,717 187,156Administrative Fees 327,761 327,761 275,474Total Grants and Expenses 565,530 2,721,717 3,287,247 1,647,251Change in Net Assets (10,692) 3,419,324 3,408,632 6,596,942Net AssetsNet Assetsat Beginning of Year 1,913,737 36,074,549 37,988,286 31,391,344Net Assets at End of Year 1,903,045 39,493,873 41,396,918 37,988,28637

Howard County’s Foster SocietyThe Foster Society is named for David Foster, the first philanthropist in Howard County history. He donated the land that wouldbecome the City of Kokomo. These donors in the Society made gifts in 2010 to support the operating costs of theCommunity Foundation.Columns – $5,000 – $9,999Indiana University-KokomoE.P. & Virginia SevernsPillars - $1,000-$2,499Bill & Marilyn BersbachHilda & Kevin BurnsCone PalaceDr. & Mrs. Timothy DavisJoe DunbarRex & Kara GingerichBob & Mary HingstBetsy & Bob HoshawMr. Mark & Dr. Kathryn JonesMcClelland Family FoundationJim McIntyreOlive GardenDr. & Mrs. Tom ScherschelDr. Marilyn SkinnerRick & Diane SmithJ. D. & Lynn YoungFoundation Stones - $500-$999Kim & Kevin AbneyBeckley Office EquipmentDoug & Sandy BrayBucheri, McCarty & Metz, LLPBill & Marge DankertCharles & Pat HindersConrad & Jo Ella MaugansDr. & Mrs. Robert MitchellSalin Bank & Trust CompanyBill & Carolyn StifleDon & Anita TenBrookTenBrook Sales, Inc.Friends of the Foundation - $200-$499Bernard & Patricia AmpeMs. Nanette BowlingMr. & Mrs. Jim R. ButcherLaCinda & Ben ChapmanKevin & Russena ComerCommunity First Bank of Howard Co.Crume-Evans InsuranceSteve CurrensBrent & Amy DechertDimensions, Inc.Glenn & Nancy GrundmannRon & Liz HarperMr. & Mrs. Ken HumphreyJudge & Mrs. Stephen JessupMr. & Mrs. George LaflinJudge & Mrs. Bill Menges, Jr.Judge Lynn MurrayMick & Betty OrtmanTom & Kathy RethlakeDon & Joni SandersDr. & Mrs. Tim SehrCraig & Kristi SevernsBill & Lyn ShirleyShirley & Stout Lincoln Road ChapelTom & Polly SimmonsMike & Linda StegallJim & Jean Holtson - United Way ofHoward County Philanthropy FundJane WilliamsOther Contributors - $50-$199Mr. & Mrs. Mike CordKirk & Wendy DanielsJohn & Lori FountainDick & Myra Sanburn“The value of compassion cannot be over-emphasized. Anyone can criticize. It takes a true believer to be compassionate.No greater burden can be borne by an individual than to know no one cares or understands.”– Arthur H. Stainback38

Carroll County FriendsIn 2010, a group of donors joined the “Friends of Carroll County,” which supports the annual operating expenses of theCarroll County Community Foundation. We express our deep appreciation to these public-spirited people and businesses fortheir support of the work of the Carroll County Community Foundation.Kim & Kevin AbneyTom & Joy AtkinsonDr. Janet Ayres & Dr. Lynn CorsonJohn & Mildred BarberDavid & Sandy BealeDick N. & Jane BishopBrewster Insurance AgencyAnn & Bob BrownHilda & Kevin BurnsDr. & Mrs. John R. BushCarroll County REMCDan & Pat CasserlyJerry ClawsonDr. Marlin CreasyDr. Brian & Debra DoggettNeda DuffDr. Jordan & Deanna DutterRaymon & Janet EikenberryDr. Alvan & Arlene EllerBarry & Rebecca EmersonLarry & Alice FellowsDerek & Jennifer FisherKenneth & Erma FloraTom & Pat FloraRandy & Nina GermanBeulah GrayEd & Melverine GruberMark Howard/Howard & SonsMarion & Denise HufferClayton HutsonIndiana Packers CorporationRob & Carol IvesTom & Mary IvesAlan & Linda JacksonPete & Joan JacksonLarry & Kathi JohnsonJoe & Barbara JonesBill & Jane KearnsPat KennedyDr. Ed & Linda LangstonKen & Tammi Lavy/Lavy Windows, Inc.Don & Sherry LongSusan Mann-HitchcockPaul & Sue ManningBonnie Maxwell & Anita WerlingRobert & Joan MaxwellAngie & Steve MayGordon & Sandra McCainColby & Kari McIlrathDale & Renee McIlrathEarl & Janet McIlrathCraig MeadeGreg & Pam MichaelDavid & Marilyn MinichJoe & Tammy MossLewis & Hazel MullinDr. Greg & Susan NormanMarilyn O’FarrellDean & Donna OverholserCarolyn & Bill PearsonPTI Machining, Inc.Reinke Funeral HomeJerry* & Phyllis ReinkeLeo & Clara RiderMartin & Jeanette RinehartRichard & Gretchen RoachDottye & Carl RobesonSusan & Gary SchollJohn & Theresa ScottVince & Dawn SewardJerry & Joyce SibbittFred & Mary SlopsemaDaryl & Marsha SmithDebbie SmithDale & Vicky SnipesGarnet SnyderTrent & Stephanie StephanVan & Becky TaylorBill & Susan TruebloodDr. Ryan Van MatreLarry & Janice WaddellDr. Brian & Bobbi WagonerDr. Gordon & Shirley WagonerKen & Kathy WaltonRobert & Doris WaltonDavid & Lorraine WeckerlyCraig & Carol WellnitzFred & Linda WiseJeff & Arlene WiseDale & Mary Ellen ZinnMary Evelyn ZinnWayne & Rita Zinn*Denotes deceasedDerek Fisher, center, 2010 chairman of the Carroll CountyCommunity Foundation Services Committee, thanks thesupporters of the Friends of Carroll County at a specialdinner celebration held at the Carroll County Courthouse. Theevening included tours of the Opera House and Art Gallery inDelphi, Ind.39

2010 Scholarship PhotographsHoward County Scholarship ReceptionFront row, left to right: Kumar Mantravadi, Shelby Sherman, Jordan Broomfield, Olivia Ortmann, Shelby Davis, Casey Shipley,Amanda McKinney, John Fantuzzo, Amber Hudson, Alexis Reed, Shelby Hufford, Stephen Chou, Emily Hoeksema, Larissa Lange;Second row, left to right: Jared Isaac, Erick Miller, Eric Evans, Michael Heilman, Lauren Olds, Madeline Cassidy, Richard Woerner,Shelby Beasley, Rebecca Weirauch, Alyssa Odell, Kylee Wilson, Alexandria Combs, Benjamin Irwin, Russell Reed;Top row, left to right: Andrew Hunkeler, Shayne Riley, Cole Smith, Aaron Van Auken, Patrick Fountain, T.J. Weir, Seth Vautaw,David Brinkley, Austen Conwell, Evan Schroeder, Paul Kennelly, Nicholas Weitzel, Nathan Lyons, Mitchel Hill, Alexander Pier.Carroll County Scholarship ReceptionFront row, left to right: Alix Parrett, Kara Schwarzkopf,Katelyn Smith, Erin Garate;Second row, left to right: Samantha Mayhew, Hannah Evans,Abigail Reinke;Top Row, left to right: Andrew Miller, Jared Collins,Kristopher Bender, Tanner Cripe.Clinton County Scholarship ReceptionFront row, left to right: Brittany Harmon, Brittany Heffernan,Kayla Mosson, Caroline Moore, Abigail Barnett;Second row, left to right: Kyle Harness, Sara Huskins,Paige Gant, Jessie Fudge, Hayley Jaworski, Madison Donoho,Daniel Teegarden;Third row, left to right: Andy Jacquet, Alyssa Caress,Courtney Jameson, Ashley Pelling, Brooke Leckrone,Ashli Walters;Top row, left to right: Collin White, Luke McLaughlin,Britny Graves, Tanner Deisch, Kaitlin Townsend, BrittanyAlford, Jordan Woodard.40

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