Charitable Dreams for Community Needs

2012 Annual Report

Clinton County Community Foundation Carroll County Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc. Community Foundation Table of Contents

Mission, Vision and Core Values ...... 2 Board Members and Volunteers ...... 4 Ways to Give ...... 5 Donors...... 6 Organizations...... 9 Memorials and Tributes ...... 10 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars ...... 15 Endowed Funds • Howard County ...... 16 • Carroll County ...... 20 • Clinton County ...... 21 Grants • Howard County ...... 23 • Carroll County ...... 30 • Clinton County ...... 32 Financial Report ...... 36 David Foster Society ...... 38 Friends of Carroll County ...... 39 Scholarship Photos...... 40

Community Foundation of Howard County, Inc. Carroll County Community Foundation Clinton County Community Foundation 215 W. Sycamore Street Kokomo, Indiana 46901 Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., or by appointment (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508 [email protected] Visit us online: www.cfhoward.org www.cfcarroll.org www.cfclinton.org

1 Our Mission Th e mission of the Community Foundation serving Howard, Carroll and Clinton Counties is to improve the quality of life of the community through the accumulation and stewardship of enduring charitable gifts. Vision Th e Community Foundation is recognized by the community to be an eff ective, credible and infl uential broad-based organization. It serves the community as a catalyst dedicated to improving the quality of life of our people through the permanent stewardship of fi nancial gifts placed in its care.

As the number of people touched by the Foundation continues to rise, this statement of “vision” is coming ever closer to reality. Core Values To express the underlying philosophy of the Foundation, the board drafted a series of “core values” statements that refl ect the fundamental philosophy of its operation. Th ese values provide guidance to both paid staff and volunteers as we interact with donors, grantees and the community:

Stewardship Open Door Service to Donors Community

Th e Foundation will Th e Foundation Th e Foundation off ers Th e Foundation will prudently manage the will be available to opportunities to improve the quality resources entrusted all segments of our donors to improve of life through to it, maintaining defi ned community. the quality of life leadership by building confi dentiality and in their community endowments that seeking growth of by fulfi lling their are directed toward resources. charitable goals. meeting the needs of the community.

Integrity

Th e Foundation, its directors and staff will hold themselves to the highest ethical standards and strive to achieve the best business practices.

We hope these statements make clearer in your mind the role and purpose of the Community Foundation. 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, Carroll and Clinton Counties, thank you for your commitment and interest in the Foundation and the community.

2 More than Dear Friends of the Community Foundation Serving Howard, $1,130,000 in Carroll and Clinton Counties: grants awarded Your generosity and visionary thinking inspires us as we work with individuals and organizations that are committed to changing our communities for the in 2012 better. Th is inspiration starts with our donors who bring their passions to us to help them create connections with the community. 190 scholarships Together we have provided support to address issues facing the community – from basic needs and social services to culture and education. Our role is to awarded link needs with people who are interested in improving the community now and in the future.

Our board members understand their communities and have determined an 375 charitable emphasis on education will build a community that is informed, empowered funds and connected. In Howard County, a grant was provided to support free preschool education to help at-risk youth learn academic, physical and social skills to prepare them for success. In Clinton County, we provided funding to purchase the site to house Ivy Tech Community College, and matching More than funds were provided to encourage donors to support bringing the campus to Frankfort. Board members in Carroll County are collaborating with local 95 nonprofi ts schools through an initiative that encourages students to continue schooling beyond the high school level. supported through donor While this focus on education is critical, we are also aware of many other needs in the community and we continue to provide support to meet those legacy giving needs. Th at’s where matching the passions of those we work with to the diff erent philanthropy goals creates a bright future and a changed community.

Th ank you for your interest in your Community Foundation and in your $390,000 community. in general scholarships awarded and $501,691 Th e Community Foundation serving Howard, Carroll and Clinton Counties has achieved the Certifi cate of Standards Compliance awarded with the Ethical and Operational Standards for Indiana Community Foundations. Th e standards are administered through through the Lilly the National Association of Council on Foundations to verify that foundations demonstrate accountability, transparency and Endowment continuous self-improvement. Community Scholarship Program 3 2012 Board Members and Volunteers

Chairperson Executive Committee Howard County Grants Committee Dana Davis, Community Volunteer Dana Davis, Chairperson Joe Dunbar, Chairperson Vice Chairperson Scott McClelland, Vice Chairperson Nanette Bowling Jan Hendrix Scott McClelland, Attorney Bob Hingst, Sec./Treas. Betsy Hoshaw Scott McClelland Mike Stegall, Past Chairperson Gene Parks Dr. Marilyn Skinner Secretary/Treasurer Joe Dunbar Paul Manning Jeff Smeltzer Mike Ullery Bob Hingst, Mid-America Beverage Jim McIntyre Steve Rothenberger J.D. Young Past Chairperson J.D. Young Clinton County Grants Committee Mike Stegall, Community First Bank Clinton County Services Committee John Shoup, Chairperson Nanette Bowling John Shoup, Chairperson Jean Beard Debbie Graves Community Volunteer Bill Beard Jean Beard Karen Miller Megan Sheets Melissa Ellis Les Bergum Alan Dunn Carroll County Grants Committee Crume-Ellis Auctioneers & Appraisers Karen Miller Laura Mullen Angie May Carolyn Pearson Jack Ransom Gene Robbins Betsy Hoshaw Trent Stephan Brian Wagoner Steve Rothenberger Kent Ryan Community Volunteer Stan Smith Harold Vice Investment/Finance Committee Brad Howell Steve Rothenberger, Chairperson Brad Howell Ford Carroll County Services Committee Bill Bersbach Robert C. Bucheri Paul Manning, Chairperson Derek Fisher Bob Hingst Beth MacDonald Dr. Greg Norman, Vice Chairperson Attorney Brad Howell Jim Parsons Michelle Cox Abigail Diener Aaron Smith Rick Smith Paul Manning Angie May Bill Northcutt Mike Stegall Gary Wehr Carroll County Ed Oyler Jerry Reinke Jim McIntyre Trent Stephan Dr. Brian Wagoner Attorney Tyler Moore Moore Title & Escrow, Inc. Stan Rebber Granny’s Furniture Steve Rothenberger Clinton County Kent Ryan Clinton County Craig Severns Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Laura Sheets Duke Energy Dr. Marilyn Skinner Center for Early Childhood Education Jeff Smeltzer Cone Palace Mike Ullery Craftsman Homes & Remodeling J.D. Young Community Foundation Staff Young’s Culligan & Appliance Center Jane Williams, Communications Program Offi cer; Dawn Seward, Finance Administrator; Hilda Burns, President; LaCinda Chapman, Secretary/Receptionist; and Kim Abney, Vice President of Programs

4 Ways to Give Types of Funds Flexible Giving Community Endowment Funds Th e Community Foundation is Recognizing that the community’s challenges and needs will a fl exible vehicle for charitable change, donors have established community endowment gifts of all sizes, from public, funds to address these needs now and forever. Donors can corporate, foundation, or entrust the Foundation with the selection of the most needed private sources. Both large and programs to receive grant funding based on a competitive small gifts can take a variety of process. forms; depending on tax and estate planning priorities. Donor-Advised Funds Gifts can be made with: Donors may be actively involved in the grantmaking by recommending which qualifi ed charitable organizations •Cash •Appreciated Securities should receive grants from their advised fund. Th ese fl exible •Life Insurance •Real Estate funds enable donors to address a wide variety of issues as their •Bequests •Private Foundation Transfer charitable interests and priorities change over time.

IRA 401(k), or Other Qualifi ed Retirement Plan Designated/Agency Funds Planned giving is as easy as designating a percentage of Donors may identify one or more charitable organizations to your IRA, 401(k) or other qualifi ed retirement plan to the receive an income stream forever. If at some time in the Foundation as a benefi ciary. future the named charity is no longer recognized as a 501(c)(3) organization, the Foundation board of directors has Other Planned Gifts the variance power to select another organization with a similar Th e Foundation also off ers donors several other types of gift purpose to benefi t from the fund. arrangements that provide a variety of tax advantages and income benefi ts to donors. Th ese include the following: Field of Interest Funds A fi eld of interest fund allows donors to support a broadly Charitable Gift Annuity defi ned area, such as the arts, youth, health and more. Th e Foundation awards funding through a competitive process to Th is is a contract between the donor and the Foundation. the most needed programs within the donor’s area of interest In exchange for the donor’s irrevocable gift, the Foundation of the fund. agrees to pay one or two annuitants the donor names a fi xed sum each year for life. Th e payments are guaranteed by the Operating Endowment Funds Foundation. Donors support the work of the Community Foundation through their gifts to operating endowment funds, which Charitable Remainder Trust provides support to the operating budget of the Foundation Th is allows donors to place assets such as cash, securities, or forever. real estate in trust, which then invests the asset. Th e trust provides income to the donor or loved one for life or a term of Scholarship Funds years. Th e trust balance goes to the Foundation for a charity of Donors may customize a scholarship fund to provide the donor’s choice. educational opportunities for graduates of certain schools, for studies in specifi c fi elds or for programs at particular Charitable Lead Trust institutions of higher education. During the trust’s term, the trustee invests the trust’s assets and pays the income to the Foundation for the purpose the donor Non-Permanent Funds designates. When the trust term ends, assets are distributed to Th ese funds are designated for short-term programs or special a loved one. projects.

Retained Life Estate Th is allows donors to give their home or farm to the Foundation, while retaining the right to live in it for the rest of their lives. At the end of the donor’s life, the property is sold and the proceeds are used to establish a fund that carries out the donor’s charitable wishes.

5 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Derek R. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Lee Flasche Th e Community Foundation wishes to express its gratitude to the following Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Flora individuals and groups who have assisted the Foundation and the community Mr. & Mrs. Tom Flora with their gifts in 2012: Mr. & Mrs. John Floyd Ms. Judith W. Flynn Kim & Kevin Abney Ms. Laurie Brower Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Cox Ms. Angela Ford Mrs. Virginia L. Abts Mr. & Mrs. Bob Brown Mr. Edwin L. Craig Mrs. Helen Forgey Dan Adams Mr. George V. Brown & Mr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Randy Forgey AJJ Subway Ms. Ginger Mitchell Mr. James Crew Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fortune Mr. & Mrs. Daryll Allen Mr. & Mrs. James Brunnemer Mr. & Mrs. Ted A. Cripe Mrs. Joyce Fortune Mr. & Mrs. Carl Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Henry Buchholz Mr. & Mrs. Gary Crum Mr. & Mrs. John Fountain Anonymous Gift Mr. & Mrs Bruce A. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Ms. Karen E. Foust Mr. & Mrs. Josh T. Archibald Buddenhagen Mr. Steve Currens Mrs. Betty E. Fowler* Mr. & Mrs. Stan Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Ray O. Bunce Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Mr. & Mrs. Dave Fox Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Archibald Th e Bunko Sisters D’Agostino Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fox Ms. Julie Arnold Hilda & Kevin Burns Mrs. Dorothy Dague Mr. & Mrs. W. Todd Fox Mr. & Mrs. Boyd L. Ashcraft Mrs. Pamela Burt Mrs. Marilyn Daniels Mr. & Mrs. William R. Fox Mrs. Shirley Ashcraft Mr. David Bush Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. Davis John P. Fredrick Estate Dr. & Mrs. Th omas Atkinson Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Butcher Mr. & Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Freeman Mr. & Mrs. Al Auff art Ms. Betty J. Byrnes Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Mrs. Joni K. Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Avery Mr. & Mrs. Bill Caddell Mr. William H. Davis Ms. Loretta Gabriel Dr. Janet S. Ayres & Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Cain Mr. Timothy Decicco Mr. & Mrs. Jim Gardenhire Dr. Lynn Corson Ms. Carol A. Calabro Mr. Sandy Deichman Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Garner Ms. Gloria J. Bacon Mr. James E. Calabro III Ms. Judith K. Dewalt Mrs. Rose Ann Garrison Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bailey Mr. Jeff Cardwell Abigail & Benjamin Diener Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Bailey Mrs. Suzanne Carey Mr. & Mrs. James Dillon Jr. Ms. Martha A. Gentry Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cashman Ms. Shirleen Dimmitt Mrs. Teresa Giff ord Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Barsh Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Cassell Mr. & Mrs. Philip Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Gilbert Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Baumgarte Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mrs. Lois J. Dowden* Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Gill Mr. & Mrs. Leland Baxter Jr. Cavanaugh Drum Corps International Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich Mr. & Mrs. David Beale LaCinda & Ben Chapman Mr. Joe Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. John Glentzer Mr. & Mrs. Bill Beard Mr. & Mrs. James T. Clark Mrs. Norma Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Goff Dr. & Mrs. Frank Beardsley Mrs. Joyce E. Clarkson Mr. Cary Eades Dr. & Mrs. Pratap Gohil Ms. Rita Beatty* Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Cline Mr. & Mrs. Rob Earl Mr. & Mrs. Marc Goodier Mr. & Mrs. Gary Bell Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Cline Mr. & Mrs. Steven Edwards Mayor & Mrs. Greg Goodnight Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Bender Ms. Kim Clouser Mr. & Mrs. Raymon Mr. & Mrs. D. Lynn Grider Mr. & Mrs. Louis M. Bender Mr. & Mrs. Steve Clower Eikenberry Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. Gruber Mr. Carl Bergstrom Co-Alliance LLP Dr. & Mrs. Alvan Eller Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Grundmann Mr. Lester Bergum Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Connie Coleman Mrs. Marion J. Eller Mr. & Mrs. Terry Guyer Mr. Joseph Bilella Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Colescott Ms. Pauline Eller Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hagenow Mr. & Mrs. Dick N. Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Comer Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Kim Black Mr. & Mrs. Howard Conlon Ms. Melissa Ellis Mr. William D. Hammer Blue & Co./Robert & Deanna Mr. & Mrs. Ben Cook Mr. & Mrs. Barry Emerson Mr. Damian D. Harding Abel & Jerry Hammel, Mr. & Mrs. Brian A. Cook Enberg Family Charitable Ron & Liz Harper Gene & Mary Bond, Katie Mr. & Mrs. J. Andrew Cook Foundation Dr. James M. Harshman & Will Mr. Jerry H. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Rod Erny Mr. & Mrs. Syed Hasan Mr. & Mrs. Dick Bradshaw Mr. & Mrs. Bradley S. Coon Mr. & Mrs. Louis Evans Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Hauswald Ms. Joni Marie Bratcher Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cord Mr. & Mrs. Larry Fellows Mr. & Mrs. Jay Hawley Mr. & Mrs. Andy Brehm Mr. & Mrs. Edward Cordell Mr. & Mrs. William P. Ferrel Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Raman C. Briggs Co-Workers at Delphi Mr. Jay Fetters Mr. & Mrs. Michael Th eresa & Tracy Briggs Electronics & Safety Mr. & Mrs. John Findling Hemmerich Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Eric Cox Mary Findling & John Hurt Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hendrix

6 Mrs. Rachel Hendrix Dr. & Mrs. Kurt Kingseed Mr. & Mrs. Robert McQuinn Mrs. Sue Payton Mr. & Mrs. Scott Hersberger Ms. Winifred G. Kinsler* Mr. & Mrs. Darwin McVay H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody Estate Sen. Brandt Hershman Mr. & Mrs. David Kitchell Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Meador Mrs. Carolyn Pearson Mr. & Mrs. Pleamon Hewitt Ms. Barbara Knolinski Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Warren Pearson Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hightshue Mr. Robert Knolinski Mr. & Mrs. Dayton Merrell Mr. Jeremy Peelle Mr. Brett J. Hillis Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Koeller Ms. Stephanie A. Messer Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Penning Mr. & Mrs. Terry Hillis Jerry & Patty Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Greg M. Michael Mr. & Mrs. Scott Perkins Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Hilton Kokomo Gas & Fuel Mr. Wesley Milburn Mr. & Mrs. Robert Peterson Ms. Anne Himmelwright Employees Mr. & Mrs. Mike Miles Mr. & Mrs. Ty A. Pierce Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Ms. Martha Koon Mr. Barry K. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Platt Ms. Ann M. Hingst Ms. Tonita R. Koon Dr. & Mrs. Gary Miller Mrs. Constance Pockevich Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hingst Mr. Gene Kostrewa Mr. & Mrs. Greg Miller Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Podwell Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hingst Mr. & Mrs. James D. Kruggel Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller Mr. & Mrs. James R. Poiry Ms. Carol L. Hinkle Mr. & Mrs. Bill Lambert Mrs. Ann Millikan Mr. & Mrs. Gordon D. Pope Mr. & Mrs. Luther Hinkle Mrs. Carlyn Laubenstein Mrs. Marian Mills Ms. Joann Powell Ms. Nancy E. Hobson Mr. & Mrs. David Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Milton Ms. Kay Pruett Ms. Candy Hodge Ms. Misty L. Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Mitchell Mr. Jack A. Pursifull Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hodges Ms. Anne Lechner Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Mohler Mr. & Mrs. Stan R. Quinn Mrs. Helen Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. John Lechner Mr. & Mrs. Brad Mohler Mr. & Mrs. William Randolph Ms. Peggy A. Hollingsworth Mr. & Mrs. Kevin K. Lechner Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moody Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Rick Homkes Ms. Mary A. Lechner Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mulis Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hoshaw Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lehe & Mr. Claude ‘Rusty’ Mulkey Ms. Barbara Raver Maners Ms. Stella E. Hosier Kathleen Ms. Laura E. Mullen Mr. Andrew P. Raver & Mrs. Connie A. Hosier Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Lindley Judge Lynn Murray Ms. Tory Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Howard Mr. & Mrs. Chris Linville Mr. & Mrs. Gary Neal Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Drs. Christopher & Sara Mr. George A. Long Mr. & Mrs. Steve Neal Mr. & Mrs. James F. Rawls Huff er Mr. & Mrs. Rob Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Need Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Mr. & Mrs. Marion Huff er Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Macaluso Mr. & Mrs. Rod Nesius Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Rayl Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Maddock Mr. & Mrs. Leon Neuzerling Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Rayles Ms. Elissa K. Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Mark Malson Mr. & Mrs. Mike Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Stan Rebber Mr. & Mrs. Ken Humphrey Mrs. Susan Mann Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. Mark Nipple Mr. & Mrs. James Reed Mr. & Mrs. V. William Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Paul Manning Mrs. Carol P. Nisbet Mr. & Mrs. John Reiner Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hurwitz Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maple Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Rethlake Ms. Roegena Ile Mr. & Mrs. Tom D. Maple Mr. & Mrs. Bill Northcutt Ms. Susan Rhine Mr. & Mrs. Mike Imbler Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Masariu Mr. Joseph A. O’Donnell Mr. Joe Rice Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Ingle Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Maugans Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Orr Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rice Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Ives Mr. & Mrs. Basil L. Mawbey Ms. Margaret J. Orr Mr. & Mrs. J. Arnold Richard Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ives Ms. Bonnie Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Mick Ortman Mr. & Mrs. Jewell R. Richards Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mrs. Joan Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Jeff rey G. Ousley Mr. & Mrs. Leo Rider Mr. & Mrs. Matthew ‘Pete’ Mr. & Mrs. Steve May Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Ousley Mr. & Mrs. Bret Rinehart Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Mr. & Mrs. Dean Overholser Mr. & Mrs. Martin Rinehart Grace Jay Estate Mr. & Mrs. Gordon McCain Mr. & Mrs. Ed Oyler Mr. & Mrs. Eugene V. Ripley Judge & Mrs. Stephen Jessup Mr. & Mrs. Dave McFatridge Dr. & Mrs. James Paff Mr. & Mrs. Dick Roach Ms. Connie S. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Mr. Don Pagel Mr. Carl D. Roark Mr. & Mrs. Larry K. Johnson McFatridge Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Pahmier Mr. Gene Robbins Mr. Steven N. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey Panther Pak Football Mr. & Mrs. Allan L. Roberts Dr. & Mrs. Harry Jones Mr. & Mrs. Jesse McGriff Mr. John K. Parker Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Keith Jones Mr. & Mrs. Colby McIlrath Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Parkinson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Robertson Mr. Steve Karst Mr. & Mrs. Dale McIlrath Mr. Gene Parks* Mr. Curtis H. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Bill Kearns Mr. Jim McIntyre Ms. Julie Parks Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Robertson Dr. Eugene Kelley James & Jane McMahan Mr. & Mrs. Steve Parrott Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Mr. & Mrs. Gary Kersey Mr. & Mrs. Greg McQuinn Mr. & Mrs. Joe M. Pate Robertson Mr. Blake A. Kinder Mr. & Mrs. Matt McQuinn Dr. & Mrs. Phil Pate Mrs. Patricia S. Robertson Mr. Richard K. Kingery Mrs. Pat McQuinn Ms. L. Sue Payne Mr. & Mrs. Carl Robeson

7 Donors (Continued) Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Catherine Shortle Trust Mr. & Mrs. Blake Sullivan Ms. Barbara Watson Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rodgers Jr. Mrs. Ruthann Shoup Mr. & Ms. Donn H. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Milton Rodgers Mrs. Sarah Hingst Showalter Superior Court I Staff Mr. & Mrs. Brad Webster Dr. & Mrs. Max Rodibaugh Mrs. Elise Shrock-Mannies Mr. & Mrs. R. E. Sutton Mr. & Mrs. David Weckerly Julie & Bret Rody Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Sibbitt Mr. & Mrs. David R. Sward Mr. Bruce Weisensel Mr. Eric L. Rody Mr. Th omas J. Simmons Mr. David C. Swinehart Mr. & Mrs. Craig Wellnitz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rostron Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Charles Simons Mr. & Mrs. James Swisshelm Ms. Sandra Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Roush Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Singer Judge & Mrs. Douglas Tate Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. White Mr. & Mrs. Ronald B. Rudd Mr. Ronald L. Sink Ms. Roberta Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Whybrew Mrs. Mary Ruddell Ms. Anitha Sinkfi eld Mr. & Mrs. Van Taylor Ms. Jane Williams Mr. & Mrs. David Rule Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Sipes Laurayne Templeton Trust Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule Dr. Marilyn Skinner Mr. & Mrs. Don TenBrook Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wingard Mr. & Mrs. Kent Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Fred H. Slopsema Mr. & Mrs. William Th atcher Mr. Mark Winslow Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Sale Ms. Gerri Smalling Mr. & Mrs. Tony Th eofanis Mr. Mark Wisely Dr. Wayne Salsbery Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Smerka Ms. B. Jean Th omas Ms. Charlotte C. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sanburn Mrs. Debra Smith Mr. & Mrs. Johnnie Th omas Ms. Marjorie L. Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sanburn II Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Th orley Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Don Sanders Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Smith Frances Towe & Family Mr. Tim Wyrick Ms. Irma D. Sanders Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith Mr. David W. Trees Ms. Janet Yoder Mr. Scott Schaftlein Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Ron Trees Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Young Ms. Hazel E. Schenck Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Smith Ms. Jane A. Trenary Youth America Dr. & Mrs. Tom Scherschel Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Trenary Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Zeis Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Scholl Faye A. Snyder Trust Ms. Anne Trobaugh Mr. & Mrs. William Mr. Rusty Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Snyder Mr. & Mrs. James Trobaugh Zimmerman Ms. Debbie Scoggins Mrs. Keith Snyder Mr. Ralph Troyer Ms. Joan Zimmerer Mr. & Mrs. Todd Scoggins Dr. Michael Sovanich Mr. & Mrs. Bill Trueblood Mr. & Mrs. Dale V. Zinn Mr. & Mrs. Dean Scott Mr. & Mrs. Th eodore A. Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Uitts Mrs. Mary Zinn Mr. Mark Scott Sparling Mr. & Mrs. Mike Ullery Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Zinn Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Segraves Dr. Lisa Staff ord Mr. & Mrs. Pat Underwood Mr. & Mrs. Richard Zitzmann Mr. & Mrs. Carl Seese Dr. & Mrs. Mark Stanforth Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Vasicek Mr. & Mrs. Jim Zunick Dr. & Mrs. Tim Sehr Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stegall Ms. Monica Vega Mr. & Mrs. E.P. Severns Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Trent A. Stephan Lt. Col. & Mrs. Harold Vice *Denotes Deceased Mr. & Mrs. Tim Severns Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Stevenson Mr. & Ms. Larry Waddell Dawn & Vince Seward Mr. & Mrs. Bill Stifl e Dr. & Mrs. Brian Wagoner Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Shanks Mr. Neal Stock Mr. Edward L. Wagoner Mr. Michael Shearer Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strange Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Walker Ms. Nona M. Shearer Mr. Karl Stratton Mr. & Mrs. Ken Walton Mr. & Mrs. Th eodore Sheets Ms. Mary Jo Stratton Mr. & Mrs. Robert Walton Mr. & Mrs. Tom Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strawn Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Waninger Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Ms. Joellen Striebel Mr. & Mrs. David Wardrop

8 Fortune Management Mathews Farm Buildings, Inc. SERVPRO of Boone & Organizations Franciscan Alliance McClelland Family Clinton Counties Agri-Lawn Equipment, Inc. Frankfort Community Public Foundation Shanks Brothers Altrusa International of Library H.E. McGonigal, Inc. Shiloh UMC Kokomo Friends of Howard Haven Mental Health America of Ind. Shirley & Stout Lincoln Road American Legion Post #317 Gabe’s Pizza Merrell Brothers, Inc. Chapel Anderson Foundation Tony Gabriel Memorial Golf Michigantown High School SIA Foundation, Inc. Angels of Beauty Outing Alumni Speed Shop Motorsports Apple Tree Realty Gangwer-Paris Insurance Michigantown Stone Co. Sports Graphics Archer-Daniels-Midland Agency Mid-America Beverage St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church Foundation Geetingsville Telephone Co. Monsanto Fund St. Luke’s United Methodist BA Evans Construction Goodwin Funeral Home Moore Title & Escrow, Inc. Church Barrett Farms Express Gordon Food Service Morrison and Robbins St. Patrick Catholic Church Beard Management Corp. Greater Kokomo Economic Attorneys at Law St. Vincent Frankfort Hospital Beck’s Superior Hybrids Development Alliance Newell Gas and Appliances, Foundation Bucheri, McCarty & Metz Th e Hardie Group Real Estate NICHES Land Trust Staffi ng Resources Burlington Community Haynes Community Federal NISOURCE Corp. Services Stephan’s IGA Food Store Library Credit Union Northern Indiana Public Stout & Son, Inc. Burlington Kiwanis Club Haynes International, Inc. Service Company Strickler Jewelers, Inc. Button Motors, Inc. Howard & Sons, Inc. Obear, Overholser, Huff er, & Subaru of Indiana Automotive C. C. Skiles Electric, Inc. IBEW Local #668 Rider Swine Health Services Campbell Family Foundation Independent Colleges of Ind. Physiocare Home Health Care Treasurer of Carroll County Carroll Co. Council Indiana Farm Systems Pickard Enterprises LLC Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Carroll White REMC Indiana Packers Corporation Platinum Sports & United Way For Clinton Co. Carver Community Center Jackson-Lee-Pearson/Tri Entertainment Management Th e United Way of Allegheny CDC Resources, Inc. Green Tractor Pletch Builder Inc. County Chi Omega Alumnae Jedeye LLC Potato Supply United Way of Central Indiana Cis-Crop Insurance Specialists Johnson Mobile Home Parks Premier Swine Breeding Systems United Way of Greater Lafayette Clinton Central School Corp. Kirby Risk Corporation PTI Machining, Inc. and Tippecanoe Co. Mr. & Mrs. Milt Cole Koenig Equipment, Inc. Realtors Association of Central VFW Post 1152 Community Shares of Greater Kokomo Auto World Indiana Wabash National Corporation Cincinnati Kokomo School Corp. Regions Insurance, Inc. Wampler Services Inc. Comp Corporation Kokomo Civic Th eatre Reynolds Farm Equipment Washington School PTO Cone Palace Kokomo Country Club Rinehart Realtors & Auctioneers Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC Cyclone Grain Co./Sedalia Kokomo New Car Dealers Ristow Farm Partners LLC Wendy’s Old-Fashioned Grain Association RME Insurance Hamburgers Davison Farms Kokomo Public Schools Rotary Club of Kokomo White County United Way Donaldson Company Education Foundation Early Risers Wildcat AG Supply Encompass Credit Union Kramer Lumber Company Russiaville Historical Society Th e Windmill Grill, Inc. Eriks Chevrolet, Inc. Dick Krieg Motors, Inc. Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts Th e Wyman Group Esserman Tire Service, Inc. L & L Seamless Guttering of America Young’s Water Conditioning Expression Silk Screen Lafayette Bank and Trust Salin Bank and Trust Co. Dan Young GMC - Tipton Th e Farmers Bank Main Escape Salon & Day Spa Scott Law Offi ce Fisher & Associates, Inc. Martin Brothers TV and Security Federal Savings Bank Fort Wayne Anodizing Appliances Select Equipment Company

9 Memorials We are always grateful to those who remember the Community Foundation when making gifts in memory of family and friends, or to honor birthdays, anniversaries, or other special occasions. Th e following memorial and tribute gifts were made in 2012: Memorials In Memory of Robert Allen In Memory of Jenny Butler In Memory of Sherri Crew (cont.) In Memory of Judie Eades Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Dr. & Mrs. Phil Pate Mr. David Lawson Mr. Cary Eades Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hardie Misty Lawson, Ramsey Grice, Mr. Karl Stratton In Memory of Betty Anweiler Kristy & Eric High & Ms. Mary Jo Stratton Tri Kappa Associate Chapter In Memory of David Cable Family Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Panther Pak Football In Memory of Dr. & Mrs. Max Earl In Memory of A.J. Archibald Mr. Curtis H. Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Rob Earl Josh & Angela Archibald In Memory of Fred Carnes Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Stan Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Butcher Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Rodgers Jr. In Memory of Richard L. Eller Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Archibald Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Singer Ms. Pauline Eller Mr. & Mrs. Max A. Avery In Memory of Triston Chandlee Ms. Roberta Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett LaCinda & Ben Chapman In Memory of Wayne Forgey Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Bret Rody In Memory of Valerie Dailey Mrs. Helen Forgey Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum LaCinda & Ben Chapman Mr. & Mrs. Gene Robbins In Memory of Cornelia Chapel Mr. & Mrs. Bret Rody In Memory of John Eugene Fredrick Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey & Bessie Kitselman Dr. & Mrs. Max Rodibaugh In Memory of Tom Daniels John P. Fredrick Estate Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule In Memory of Clarence Cochran Mrs. Marilyn Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strawn Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Brinson In Memory of John P. Fredrick Mr. & Mrs. Willard Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Robertson In Memory of David W. Dankert Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II Mrs. Patricia S. Robertson Friends at H.E. McGonigals In Memory of Bill Ashcraft & Button Motors In Memory of Margaret Schwartz Mrs. Shirley Ashcraft In Memory of M. Joyce Cook Fredrick Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Buchholz In Memory of Kay Deluise Mr. & Mrs. James Gatman II In Memory of Mary Elizabeth Bastin Mr. Jerry H. Cook Chi Omega Alumnae Mr. Steven N. Johnson Merrell Brothers, Inc. In Memory of Tony Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Dayton Merrell In Memory of Milton J. Dickos Gabe’s Pizza In Memory of Kathie Beatty Ms. Diana K. Hightshue Mrs. Joni K. Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Rick Homkes In Memory of Sara Costlow Ms. Loretta Gabriel Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Hughes Ms. Susan Rhine In Memory of Larry Duncan Tony Gabriel Memorial Ms. Beverly E. Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Harry Smith Ms. Rita Beatty Golf Outing Dr. & Mrs. Pratap Gohil In Memory of Luther Benge In Memory of William Cox In Memory of Jesse W. Dunn Ms. Monica Vega Mr. & Mrs. Jewell Richards Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Mr. & Mrs. Raman C. Briggs Th eresa & Tracy Briggs In Memory of Gerald Garrison In Memory of Ross & Jo Bourne In Memory of Sherri Crew Th e Bunko Sisters Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. David Nisbet Ms. Rita Beatty Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Cox Dixie Howard Gene & Mary Bond, Katie Ms. Judith K. Dewalt Beverly Rodgers In Memory of Lucille Brown & Will Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hall Diane Watkins Mr. George B. Brown & Mr. Edwin L. Craig Ms. Connie S. Johnson Ginger Mitchell Mr. James Crew Kokomo Gas & Fuel Employees In Memory of Mark Giff ord Co-Workers at Delphi Ms. Joann Powell Mrs. Teresa Giff ord In Memory of Ron Burns Electronics & Safety Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Mr. & Mrs. Marc Goodier LaCinda & Ben Chapman Mrs. Rose Ann Garrison Ms. Dixie Howard Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Koeller

10 In Memory of Carolyn Gilbert In Memory of W. John Hingst (cont.) In Memory of Jim Jacobs In Memory of Dawn Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Jerry G. Sibbitt Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. Mr. & Mrs. Jim R. Butcher Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Ms. Larry Waddell McFatridge Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey In Memory of Ruby Parman Jarrell In Memory of Kathleen Kirkman In Memory of Ruth Golightly Moe & Marty Mulis Jeananne & Randall Forgey Friends at Fisher & Associates Ann Millikan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Orr Jayne Ousley Margaret Orr, Diana Orr, In Memory of Grace Jay In Memory of Holly Kirkpatrick Garry & Sandy McNew Hilda & Kevin Burns Ms. Julie Arnold In Memory of Robert Grimes Mr. & Mrs. James F. Rawls Ms. Gloria J. Bacon Friends at Fisher & Associates Dr. & Mrs. Tim Sehr In Memory of Fred Jenkins Ms. Carol A. Calabro Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Comer In Memory of Cleone Gruber Mrs. Sarah Showalter Mr. & Mrs. Philip Dougherty Mr. & Mrs. Everett E. Gruber Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stegall In Memory of Patricia F. Johnson Mr. Joe Dunbar Mr. & Mrs. Don TenBrook Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Barsh Ms. Judith W. Flynn In Memory of Virginia Harlow Ms. Anne Trobaugh Blue & Co./Robert & Ms. Karen E. Foust Mr. & Mrs. Ron Harper Mr. & Mrs. James Trobaugh Deanna Abel, Jerry Hammel Dr. & Mrs. Jeff Hauswald Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Uitts Ms. Joni Marie Bratcher Howard Haven Board Members In Memory of Hazel Harper Mr. & Mrs. David Wardrop Mrs. Joyce E. Clarkson Mr. & Mrs. Rob Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Ron Harper Mr. Mark Winslow Sandy & Pattie Deichman Mr. & Mrs. Mark Maple Ms. Melissa Ellis Mrs. Marian Mills In Memory of Bob & Phyllis Hawley In Memory of Creta Hollis Mr. & Mrs. John Findling Mr. & Mrs. Allan L. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Louis Evans Friends at Fisher & Associates Mary Findling & John Hurt Mr. Eric L. Rody Mr. & Mrs. Jay Hawley Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Fortune Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sanburn Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Th orley In Memory of Jim Holtson Ivan Gingerich, Rex & Kara Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Hilda & Kevin Burns Gingerich & Family & Gerri & Charles Smalling In Memory of David J. Heaton Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. H.E. McGonigal Staff Th e Wyman Group Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Terry Guyer In Memory of Gerald & Trudy Hood Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders In Memory of Helen Kubly In Memory of Marjorie Hefl in Mrs. Suzanne Carey Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Hodges Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Ivan Gingerich Johnson Mobile Home Parks Rex & Kara Gingerich & Family In Memory of John Rex Hoover Mr. Steven N. Johnson In Memory of David Landes H.E. McGonigal Staff Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Mr. & Mrs. James Kruggel Lt. Col. & Mrs. Harold Vice Mr. & Mrs. Bill Lambert In Memory of W. John Hingst In Memory of Jim Huff er Mr. & Mrs. Eugene McGarvey In Memory of Bobby Latshaw Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Barsh Mrs. & Mrs. Marion C. Huff er Dr. & Mrs. Gary Miller Friends at Fisher & Associates Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Pahmier Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis In Memory of Louise Huff er Mr. & Mrs. John Reiner In Memory of Steve Lechner Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Burlington Community Library Mr. & Mrs. Dick Sanburn Dan Adams Eriks Chevrolet, Inc. Carroll County Council Ms. Debbie Scoggins Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bailey Angela Ford & Brian Pavey Ms. Carol L. Hinkle Family Mr. & Mrs. Todd Scoggins Mr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Barsh Mr. & Mrs. William R. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Marion C. Huff er Scott Law Offi ce Mrs. Connie A. Hosier Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich & Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Mr. & Mrs. Andy Brehm & Family James & Jane McMahan Mr. & Mrs. Don TenBrook Ms. Denise Groves Greater Kokomo Economic Rinehart Realtors & Mr. James Trobaugh Mr. & Mrs Bruce Buddenhagen Development Alliance Auctioneers, Inc. Mr. Mark Wisely Mr. & Mrs. Roger F. Cashman Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hendrix Ms. Hazel E. Schenck Mr. William H. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Frances Towe & Family In Memory of Ralph E. Johnson Mr. Jay Fetters Ms. Ann M. Hingst Mr. Edward L. Wagoner Connie & Carol Coleman Mrs. Teresa Floyd Mr. Steven N. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Gill Mrs. Carlyn D. Laubenstein In Memory of Keith Ingle In Memory of Georgia Lee Kamm Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich Mr. & Mrs. Rob Lutz Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich & Ms. Diana K. Hightshue & Family Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Macaluso Family Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hightshue Mr. & Mrs. John Glentzer Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Smith

11 Memorials (continued) In Memory of Steve Lechner (cont.) In Memory of Mary A. Moore In Memory of Joseph Kendrick In Memory of Robert & Daisy Mr. & Mrs. Syed Hasan Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Ransom Rostron Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Luther ‘Ed’ Hinkle Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rostron Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Jones In Memory of David & Joy Morton Mr. & Mrs. David Kitchell Ivan Gingerich In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Rawl In Memory of Joyce J. Rule Ms. Anne Lechner Rex & Kara Gingerich & Ransom Angels of Beauty Mr. & Mrs. John Lechner Family Mr. & Mrs. Jack W. Ransom Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Cline Mrs. Karna Lechner H.E. McGonigal Staff Clinton Central Pioneer Farmers Ms. Mary A. Lechner In Memory of Paul J. Raver Mr. & Mrs. Steve Clower Geneva Maddock In Memory of Sherry Imbler Mugg Campbell Family Foundation Grant & Susan Grabner Mr. & Mrs. Jesse McGriff Ms. Joellen Striebel Mr. Steven P. Karst Mr. Claude D. ‘Rusty’ Mulkey In Memory of Paul J. & Shirley Raver Ms. Winifred G. Kinsler Mr. & Mrs. Joe M. Pate In Memory of Kathy Name Ms. Barbara Raver Maners Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Lehe Ms. Julie Parks Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Hardie Andrew Raver & Tory Mr. & Mrs. Steve Neal Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Penning Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Nesius Mr. Joe Rice In Memory of Susan Newburn Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Mrs. Sue Payton Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rice Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Sale Mr. & Mrs. Warren H. Pearson Mr. & Mrs. J. Arnold Richard Mr. & Mrs. William Randolph Julie Robins In Memory of Dr. Fred Osborn Jr. In Memory of Paul T. Raver Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Roush Cheryl Sanford Judge & Mrs. Stephen Jessup Andrew Raver & Tory Mr. & Mrs. David Rule Dawn & Vince Seward Christensen Mr. & Mrs. Tom Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Smith In Memory of Linda Pagel Ms. Barbara Raver Maners Ruthann Shoup Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Snyder Mr. Don Pagel Mr. & Mrs. Mark Raver Steve & Shelly Shoup Barb Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Sale Mr. Neal Stock Mr. & Mrs. Th omas Stevenson In Memory of Kenton J. ‘Kent’ Parker Mr. & Mrs. Ron Trees Mr. & Mrs. Blake Sullivan Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Richard L. Rayl Ms. Jane A. Trenary Mr. & Ms. Don Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Steven Johnson Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl Mr. & Mrs. Jeff D. Trenary Ms. B. Jean Th omas Mr. & Mrs. Brad Webster Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Walker In Memory of Heber & Blanche Parks In Memory of Rev. Richard & Evetta Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Whybrew Ms. Charlotte C. Wright Mr. Gene Parks Recher Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Wyrick Ms. Joan Zimmerer Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. McCain In Memory of William Pearson In Memory of Wilbur & Betty Rule In Memory of Jack & Mary Lentner Mr. & Mrs. Dick Bradshaw In Memory of General James Record Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rule Mr. & Mrs. Donald McCain Mr. & Mrs. Raymon Eikenberry Fern Ferrel In Memory of Wilbur T. Rule In Memory of Joyce Manning In Memory of J. Phillip Pennell M.D. In Memory of Abby Kathryn Rethlake Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Brinson Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Harold Heaton Mr. & Mrs. Rod Erny Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Ms. Stella E. Hosier In Memory of Jim & Jerry Philapy Mr. & Mrs. Chris Linville In Memory of Ruth E. Salsbery In Memory of Mattie Marion Mr. & Mrs. David Nisbet Mr. & Mrs. Chris Moody Mr. & Mrs. Darwin McVay Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. David K. Rayl In Memory of Alan Pockevich Mr. & Mrs. Tom Rethlake In Memory of Rosina Sanders In Memory of Beverly Mason Mr. & Mrs. James Brunnemer Dr. & Mrs. Mark Stanforth Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Mr. & Mrs. Steven N. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Howard Conlon VFW Post 1152 Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hurwitz In Memory of Lena S. Schroeder In Memory of Robert Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Milton In Memory of Patricia M. Robertson Friends at Fisher & Associates Mrs. Joan Maxwell Mrs. Constance Pockevich Bob & Robin Lauth Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Smerka Helen & Dick Rayles In Memory of Gerald Scofi eld In Memory of Darren C. Metzger Ms. Barbara Watson Rusty & Cindy Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hurwitz Friends at Fisher & Associates Mr. & Mrs. William Kim & Mike Vonderahe Zimmerman In Memory of Stan Mohr Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Colescott

12 In Memory of Greg Scofi eld In Memory of Erin Spencer In Memory of Mona Valentine In Memory of Carolyn Young Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Frankfort Community Public Frankfort Community Public Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hurwitz Library/Nancy Fullerton Library/Nancy Fullerton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson In Memory of Jane Young In Memory of Merton & Th elma In Memory of Hilda Wagner Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of June Scoggins Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Mark Nipple Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis In Memory of Jerry Young Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis In Memory of Leslie W. Wagner Ms. Shirleen Dimmitt Mr. & Mrs. Steven Johnson In Memory of Ted Starner Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hinders In Memory of Ralph Zinn In Memory of Mary Kelly Scott In Memory of Mike Walker Mrs. Mary Zinn Mr. & Mrs. V. William Hunt In Memory of Jean Stegall Burlington Kiwanis Club Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Patricia Zuppardo In Memory of Barbara K. Siegfried Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley In Memory of Helen Walls Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Goff Mr. & Mrs. Kent Ryan In Memory of Charlotte Sternemann In Memory of Carl Singer Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Bernith M. Waters Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Grundmann Mr. & Mrs. Dick Wingard In Memory of Marjorie Teel In Memory of Carl W. Sink Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman In Memory of Helen Maxine White Mr. Ronald L. Sink Hilda & Kevin Burns In Memory of Ralph ‘Dean’ Titus In Memory of Dorothy Irene Smith Mr. & Mrs. Dick N. Bishop In Memory of Dr. Corky Williamson Hilda & Kevin Burns Mr. & Mrs. Bob Brown Sandy & Pattie Deichman Co-Alliance LLP Mr. Steven N. Johnson In Memory of Helen K. Snider Jeananne & Randall Forgey Friends at Fisher & Associates In Memory of J. Allen Wyrick In Memory of Sadie Townsend Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson In Memory of Frank E. Spangler Mr. Timothy Decicco Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Robertson Dr. & Mrs. Alvan Eller Ms. Marjorie L. Wyrick Did You Know ... Good planning requires good information?

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13 Tributes In Honor of Administrative Staff In Honor of Ron Harper In Honor of Jim Kebrdle In Honor of Ron & Sally Schaefer Clinton Central Elementary Mr. & Mrs. Leland Baxter Jr. Mr. & Mrs. J. D. Young Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley School Hilda & Kevin Burns Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis In Honor of Mayor Chris McBarnes In Honor of Barbara K. Siegfried In Honor of Carl & Dorothy Mrs. Norma Dunn Friends in the Village at Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Barnett Bergstrom Mr. & Mrs. Cartwright Ellis Wesley Manor Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brinson Carl & Rebecca Bergstrom Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich & Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Crum Family In Honor of Judge William C. Mr. & Mrs. D. Lynn Grider In Honor of Dick N. & Jane Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Bob Hingst Menges Jr. Mr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Superior Court I Staff In Honor of Ben, Nate & Josh Mr. & Mrs. Rob Lutz Waninger In Honor of Kim Borcherding Mr. Jim McIntyre In Honor of Michigantown High Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Waninger Mr. & Mrs. Rex Gingerich & Shirley & Stout Lincoln School Alumni Family Road Chapel Michigantown High School In Honor of Dave & Beth Wright Mr. & Mrs. Bill Shirley Class of 1952 Hilda & Kevin Burns In Honor of Robert L. Brinson Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Uitts Ms. Carol J. Coleman Lt. Col. & Mrs. Harold Vice In Honor of Izak Poore In Honor of J. Allen Wyrick Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Crum Wendy’s Old-Fashioned Mr. & Mrs. Mike Stegall Ms. Carol J. Coleman Hamburgers In Honor of Sue Bryan Conley In Honor of Andy & Melissa Lt. Col. & Mrs. Harold Vice In Honor of Hoshaw & Davis Robertson Grandchildren Mr. & Mrs. J. Daniel Robertson In Honor of Andrew & Elizabeth Davis Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis In Honor of Alex & Charles Rosales In Honor of Pete & Joan Jackson Ms. Stephanie A. Messer In Honor of Dr. Al & Arlene Eller Mr. & Mrs. Alan Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Van Taylor & Family Legacy Fund – An Opportunity to Grow

Sometimes a great idea needs a little time to grow. Th at’s why we created our ‘Legacy Fund’ as a new way for our donors to grow an endowment fund that will provide a permanent income stream to the charitable organizationn ooff their choice.

Funds established under the Legacy Fund program are intended to grow too the $12,500 minimum over a period of six years. Th e fi rst payment wouldd be $1,000, and additional payments can be made for any amount at any time by anyone.

Th is meets the need of the donor who has the desire to start a fund but requires a little more time in fulfi lling the minimum. As the donor builds the fund, the Foundation will reinvest and credit all interest, dividends and market returns to the fund.

Once the fund reaches the $12,500 minimum, the income will be used to award grants from the fund.

14 2012 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Howard County

Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship

For the past 15 years, the Community Foundation Ernest Joseph Fipps Michael Jones has participated in the Lilly Joseph, a graduate from Michael is a graduate of Endowment Community Eastern High School, is Western High School and the Scholarship Program. studying telecommunications son of Ronald and Susanne at Indiana University. He is Jones. He is studying Th e program was designed to the son of Ernest and Melissa mechanical engineering at raise the level of educational Fipps. Rose-Hulman Institute of attainment in Indiana Technology. and increase awareness of the potential of Indiana’s Carroll County Clinton County community foundations to improve the quality of life of the state’s residents.

With the 2012 awards, the total number of Lilly Endowment Community Scholarships awarded to Howard, Carroll and Clinton county students is 94 with an approximate value of $6.6 million. Angela Meador Chaz Evans Angela is studying nursing at Chaz is a graduate of Clinton Indiana Wesleyan University. Central High School and She is a graduate of Rossville the son of Chad Evans and High School and the daughter stepson of Leslie Evans. He is of Leonard and Karen Meador. studying software engineering at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.

15 Endowed Funds

Th e following is a listing of endowment funds that are administered by the Foundation. Any person is welcome to make contributions to any of these funds. It should be pointed out that donors might create their own named fund with a gift of $12,500 or more. Donors can name their funds after themselves, their business, or a loved one as a memorial or tribute, or use some other name that is meaningful to them.

Howard County TYPES OF FUNDS •Bona Vista Endowment Fund •Bridges Outreach Fund Community Endowment Funds •Camp Kesem Endowment Fund •Carver Community Center Fund •Community Endowment Fund •Central National Bank Fund (for the benefi t of the •Celebration Memorial Fund Kokomo Symphonic Society) •Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund •Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund •First National Bank Community Endowment •Beulah Marner Cobb Endowment (for the Howard County •Th e Hunt Family Fund Historical Society) •Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund •Cole Hardwood Fund for Destination: Education IUK •Community Assistance Foundation Fund Donor-Advised Funds •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund (for Kokomo Education Foundation General Scholarship Fund, Kokomo Rescue •Dr. John A. & Joan E. Bowman Memorial Fund Mission and Family Service Association) •Central Labor Council Community Service •Credit Bureau-Kokomo for Destination: Education IUK •Tim & Dana Davis Family Advised Fund •Destination: Education IUK Endowment •Th e Ellis Family Endowment Fund •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •Margaret Schwartz Fredrick Fund •Endowment for Visual Arts Fund (for the benefi t of the •Ruth K. Fredrick Advised Fund Kokomo Arts Association) •Gingerich Family Advised Fund •First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund •Healthier Community Endowment Fund •First Congregational Christian Church Life Endowment •Th e Hingst Family Fund •First Congregational Christian Church H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody •Betsy & Robert Hoshaw Environmental Fund Maintenance Fund •Robert L. Hutchins Memorial Endowment •John Eugene Fredrick & Bessie Kitselman Fredrick Memorial •Kokomo Early Risers Rotary Club Fund Fund (supports Bridges Outreach) •Eugene & Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund •John P. Fredrick Destination: Education Purdue University •Stan Mohr Fund for Youth at Kokomo •William M. Morgan Endowment Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Endowment •Rayl Family Fund in Memory of Richard L. ‘Dick’ Rayl •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund •Second Chance Endowment Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry •Th e Severns Family Fund •Greentown Historical Society Fund •Michael L. Spear Fund in Memory of Amber Spear •Greentown Public Library Fund •Joe Th atcher Endowment Fund •Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund •Phillip and Dee Ann Weaver Endowment Fund •Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund •J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund •Glen and Jeanne’ Harland Endowment (for Purdue •Young Leaders Endowment Fund University-Kokomo Scholarships) •Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of the Designated/Agency Funds Howard County Historical Society) •William S. & Susannah B. Hough Endowed KSS Chair Fund •Ann N. Adams Endowment (for First Evangelical •William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship Fund Presbyterian Church) •Howard Co. 4-H Scholarship Fund (Paul J. Raver memorial) •Bette Bannon Endowment for Howard Co. Historical Society •Howard County Historical Society Fund •Bette Bannon Endowment for Kokomo Rescue Mission •Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment •Weston and Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund (for the •John F. Hughes Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of the benefi t of Grace United Methodist Church) Hospice Center-Northfi eld Hospital, Northfi eld, MN) •William and Sharon Bassett Fund (for the benefi t of Bridges •Maude Kelley Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of Howard Outreach, Kokomo Rescue Mission and Kokomo Urban Regional Health System Foundation Scholarship Program) Outreach)

16 •Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo Morning •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund (for the benefi t Musicale Scholarships) of the Kokomo Rescue Mission, Grace United Methodist •Kokomo Civic Th eatre Fund Church, Grace Baptist Church and United Methodist •Kokomo Humane Society Fund Church of Bennetts Switch, Indiana) •Kokomo Morning Musicale Fund (for scholarships) •Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund (for Ivy Tech Field of Interest Funds Community College Auto Technology Scholarships) •Kokomo Park Band Fund •Gary F. Carmichael Family Fund (for youth enrichment) •Kokomo Public Schools Education Endowment Fund •Children’s Fund •Kokomo Public Schools Education Enrichment Fund •Eva Cripe Endowment Fund (for medical treatment of •Kokomo Rescue Mission Endowment Fund heart disease, leukemia or mental illness) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Davis Scholarship •First Congregational Christian Church Fund (for students •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Deluise Scholarship in Howard County middle schools) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Dunbar Scholarship •William S. and Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund •Kokomo School Education Foundation-General Scholarship •Virginia M. McKay Fund (for “Magic Closet” at Kokomo •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Healy Scholarship High School or Howard County schools) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Holman Scholarship •Senior Citizens’ Fund •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Kirkpatrick Fund •Th omas E. & Ruth Fredrick Sheridan Endowment (to •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Lewis Scholarship support areas of interest in child care, beautifi cation, youth •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Moore Scholarship and Destination: Education IUK) •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Swain Scholarship •Society of Crippled Children and Adults of Howard County •Kokomo School Education Foundation-Winslow Scholarship Fund (for physically and mentally handicapped children and •Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund adults in Howard County) •Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund •Women’s Fund for Howard County Historical Society •Youth Council Fund •Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment •Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Endowment Operating Endowment Funds •Anne Darby McCann Fund (for the Symposium Club) •Norman & Wanda McVay Fund (for the benefi t of •Bill and Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment St. Luke’s United Methodist Church) •Robert C. ‘Chuck’ Bucheri Operating Endowment •Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment for Birthright, Inc. •Kevin and Hilda Burns Operating Endowment •New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment •Credit Bureau of Kokomo Operating Fund •Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Grace United •Directors Fund Methodist Church •First National Bank Operating Endowment •Durward & Rosemary Paris Fund for Literacy Coalition •Foundation Operating Fund •H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody Fund (supports American Red Cross, •Key Bank Operating Endowment American Cancer Society, Community Foundation, Kokomo •Liberty Financial Group Operating Fund Park Band and Marine Corps League) •Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Fund •H. W. ‘Hod’ and Barbara Peabody Fund (to support •Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund mission projects of the First Congregational Church) •Herbert and Lillian Miller Fund •Pennfi eld Friends Housing Endowment Fund •NiSource Operating Endowment Fund •Ralph & Th elma Peters Memorial Book Fund (for the •Rick and Diane Smith Operating Fund benefi t of the Eastern Elementary School Library) •Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment •Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund •Don L. Wilhelm Fund •Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund for St. Andrew Episcopal •R. Franklin Zehring Operating Endowment Church •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America Fund Scholarship Funds •Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Church Fund •Samaritan Caregivers Endowment Fund •Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund (for education degrees) •Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund (for the benefi t of •Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund (for Western the Howard County Historical Society) High School graduates attending Purdue University) •Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition •Alex and Kitty Bell Scholarship Fund (for Kokomo High •John Murray Th ompson Fund for the Historical Society School graduates who participated in sports or cheerleading) •Sterling P. Tignor Fund (for the Kokomo Symphonic Society) •Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship (for graduates •Tribal Trails Girls Scouts Council Endowment who attend First Evangelical Presbyterian Church) •United Way of Howard County Endowment •Russena L. Comer Scholarship (for educational fi eld degrees) •Urban Enterprise Association Streetscape Maintenance Fund •Community Foundation Scholarship Fund (for fi nalists •Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund in the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship program)

17 Scholarship Funds (continued) •Stan Nicholson Memorial Scholarship (for Eastern High •M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship Fund (for elementary School graduates) education, ministry, or mission fi eld degrees) •John Henry Owens Scholarship Fund (degree related to retail •Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Kokomo Schools merchandising) (for graduates studying architecture, building technology, •Linda F. Pagel Scholarship (for Western and Tri-Central or business) high school graduates) •Richard Crosser Memorial Scholarship for Taylor Schools •Gene & Wilma Parks Scholarship (for Kokomo High School (for graduates studying architecture, building technology, or graduates) business) •H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody BSA Scholarship •Roy L. Crume Fund (Howard, Carroll, Cass, Clinton, Grant, •John Pitzer Scholarship (for Kokomo High School graduates Miami and Tipton county high school graduates who are attending Indiana University) attending a two-year trade or business school) •Kathy Ann Pylat Scholarship (for Western High School •Jesse W. Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship (for Kokomo graduates attending a state-supported school in Indiana) High School graduates who participated in sports) •R.A.C.I. Scholarship Fund •Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship (Howard Co. residents •Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship (for students who are attending Indiana University School of Medicine) studying cosmetology) •Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Endowment Fund •Judy & Dennis Schulte Fund for Future Teachers* (for students from Clay, Ervin, and/or Howard Townships •Donald B. Smith Memorial/Central Bank Scholarship Fund in Howard County) (Howard County high school graduates studying business) •Mary C. Fingleton Fund (for accounting degree majors) •Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund (for Howard •Rick Fingleton Scholarship Fund County graduates for education beyond high school) •Betty E. Fowler Scholarship (for Maconaquah and •Th acker Memorial Scholarship (Howard County graduates Northwestern High School graduates who study fi ne arts attending Indiana University or Purdue University) in piano) •Sadie A. Townsend Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo •Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship (for Taylor High High School graduates) School students who participated in high school sports) •Tri Kappa Associate Chapter Memorial Scholarship Fund •Goodfellows Scholarship (for students who participate in (for educational scholarships) Destination: Education IUK) •Turnaround Scholarship Fund (Howard County graduates) •Hamilton-Middleton Scholarship Fund (Western High School •Western High School Class of 1962 Scholarship graduates studying business or history) •Western High School Class of 1963 Scholarship •W.G. Harter Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo High •Western Women’s Scholarship (for Western High School School graduates studying engineering and engineering female graduates) technology) •Frederick E. Wideman, MD Taylor Student Athlete •C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship (for Kokomo High Scholarship (for Taylor High School graduates who have School graduates attending Indiana University-Kokomo participated in high school sports) or Bloomington campus) •Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship (for Howard •Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship (for Co. high school graduates who will attend Purdue University) Northwestern High School graduates becoming a teacher) •R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship (for Howard County high •William S. & Susannah B. Hough Memorial Scholarship (for school graduates who need fi nancial assistance) Howard County high school graduates who will attend Indiana University-Kokomo, Purdue University Kokomo, Non-Permanent Funds or Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo) •Celebrating Love Fund •Betty Lou James Scholarship (Western High School •Community Values Fund graduates who have studied family and consumer sciences) •Computer Literacy Fund •Patricia F. Johnson Art, Music, Education Scholarship* •Th eodore Dabrowski Fund •Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund (for degree in •Greater Kokomo/Howard Co. Community Projects Fund mathematics, accounting, science, and/or engineering) •Greentown Community Building Fund •Kokomo Country Club Scholarship (for Howard County •June Brown Hill PEO Nursing Scholarship high school graduates) •Howard Co. Automotive Heritage Hall of Fame Fund •Kokomo High School Spirit of 1961 Scholarship Fund •Howard County Child Care Fund (for K.H.S. graduates who demonstrate school spirit) •Danny Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund •Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund •Kokomo Community Health Care Fund •Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund •Th e Millennium Fund •Kokomo Woman’s Department Club Fund (for students •William and Delores Oberndorfer Fund attending Ivy Tech Community College in Kokomo, Ind.) •Russiaville Historical Society Special Projects Fund •James F. & Janet G. Smith Advised Fund •Lechner Memorial Scholarship (Howard County graduates) •Tomorrow’s Hope •Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship (for Howard •World in Motion Fund County high school graduates studying nursing) *Denotes a Legacy Fund

18 Th e Legacy Society Th e Legacy Society is a very special honorary organization within the Foundation. It recognizes those forward thinking individuals who have remembered a fund within the Foundation in their estate planning or gift planning.

A legacy gift can be made to one or more of the existing funds in the Foundation or can be used to establish a new fund to support the charitable organization of the donor’s choice. Th ere are several ways this can be done. Estate planning vehicles include:

.Benefi ciary Designation of IRA & Qualifi ed Retirement Plans .Bequests in Wills .Charitable Gift Annuities .Charitable Remainder Trust .Charitable Lead Trust .Retained Life Estate .Life Insurance

You do not have to disclose the amount or nature of your gift to the Foundation to become a member of the Legacy Society. You may also choose to be recognized anonymously.

By giving to the Community Foundation, you can be assured that your gift will exist as a permanent charitable endowment, where only the income from the gift will be used for the purpose you intend.

To learn how you can support your favorite charity for generations to come, contact the Foundation offi ce at (765) 454-7298 or (800) 964-0508 or by e-mail at [email protected].

Current Legacy Society members have already taken steps to provide support to the community until the end of time, and we certainly appreciate their level of commitment.

Th e Legacy Society Member Listing

Ann N. Adams* G. Richard Ellis* Carroll Johnson Ruth Derrick Ruch* Carol Lee Allen Richard Fingleton* Ruth Johnson Bob & Eleanor Ryan* Bette Bannon* Glenn & Mary Fisher Joan B. Kellum Orville Shultheis* Leland & Bonnie Baxter Betty E. Fowler* John C. Kuhns Dr. Marilyn Skinner William J. & R. Jean Beard John Fredrick* Paul & Sue Manning Mike Spear Rita Beatty* Carolyn Gilbert* Marshall McCammack Helen Stout* Robert* & Meg Bracken Rex & Kara Gingerich Greg & Pam Michael Mary Lou Stuart* M. Lucille Brown* Edith Gould Lou Ann Mitchell Jim & Barbara Swisshelm Terry & Amelda Callender Anna May Hamilton* William & Doris Mohr* Gail Trammell John Connelly* Ron & Liz Harper George & Mary Ogle* Gordon & Shirley Wagoner Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig* Reynolds B. Hart* Gene & Wilma Parks* Gail & Beatrice Weedman* Th omas C. Crawford Dr. Emita Hill Phillip & Ruth Ann Pate Phyllis Widener* Eva Cripe* John* & Hilda Hingst Hod* & Mary Ann Peabody Imogene Winslow* Elizabeth F. Demaree Rick & Darlene Homkes James & Sandra Pohlman David & Elisabeth Wright Lois J. Dowden* Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Bret & Michelle Rinehart Robert & Carol Wright, Sr. George & Betty Dunbar* William & Sue Hough* Martin & Jeanette Rinehart R. Franklin Zehring* Joe Dunbar Matthew ‘Pete’ Jackson Winifred ‘Kitty’ Robinson* Jeff & Paula Zollman Richard ‘Dick’* & Marion Eller Grace Jay* Herbert & Marjorie Ruch* *Denotes Deceased

19 Carroll County TYPES OF FUNDS Operating Endowment Funds Community Endowment Fund •Carroll County Community Foundation Operating Endowment •Carroll County Community Endowment Fund Scholarship Funds Donor-Advised Funds •Todd Burman Memorial Scholarship (for graduates of •Burlington Kiwanis Fund Delphi Community High School and Carroll High School) •Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ •Community Foundation Scholarship Fund (for fi nalists •Jerry Young Memorial Endowment Fund in the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship program) •John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship Fund Designated/Agency Funds •Fisher & Associates Accounting Scholarship Fund •Carolyn Gilbert Scholarship Fund (for Carroll High School) •Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund (for the benefi t •Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund (for of the arts and education programs-Carroll Schools) Carroll County high school graduates studying agriculture) •Carroll County 4-H Fund •Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund (for •Carroll County Community Center Fund Carroll High School graduates) •Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund •Robert and Joan Maxwell Scholarship Fund •CDC Resources Fund for Children & Adults with Disabilities •Joan McCain Scholarship Fund (for Delphi Community •Delphi Preservation Society High School graduates) •Flora-Monroe Township Public Library Endowment •John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund (for Delphi •Flora United Methodist Church Fund* Community High School graduates) •Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund (for ARC for Carroll Co., •Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund (for graduates of Sagamore Council BSA and Central Indiana Girl Scouts) Delphi Community High School) •Mildred L. Helvie Fund (for the benefi t of Trinity •Bill Pearson Scholarship Fund Lutheran Church) •Robeson/Barber Scholarship Fund For Teachers •M.E. ‘Pete’ & Joan Jackson Community Fund •Robert Th ornburg Scholarship Fund (Carroll High School) •Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Public Library •Lockport Church Endowment Fund Non-Permanent Funds •John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll County Community Center •Carroll County United Fund •John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph Catholic •Steve & Angie May Advised Fund Church •Dorothy Stark Scholarship Fund •Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund (for YMCA Camp Tecumseh) *Denotes a Legacy Fund •Obear Fund In Memory of James O. & Emma Jackson Obear (for YMCA Camp Tecumseh Camperships) •John C. and Doris M. Peterson Fund for the Carroll County Historical Society •Richard ‘Dick’ & Gretchen Roach Fund (for Oak Grove Christian Church) •George A Schmidt NICHES Fund •Helen R. Skinner Fund for the Delphi Public Library •Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger (through activities of the Flora Presbyterian Church) •Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund (for the Camden-Jackson Public Library) •Don and Jean Willy Endowment Fund (for the benefi t of YMCA Camp Tecumseh) •YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund •Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund (for the benefi t of programs of the Carroll County Community Center) Carroll County newspaper archives are now available via digital format through the county’s public libraries. Funding to the Delphi Public Library from the Carroll County Community Foundation supported the digitization project.

20 Clinton County TYPES OF FUNDS •Frankfort Community Public Library Materials Fund •Friends of the Frankfort Public Library (for benefi t of Community Endowment Funds Frankfort Public Library) •Nancy N. Fullerton Fund for the Anna and Harlan Hubbard •William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton County School of Living (at Frankfort Community Public Library) •Bob and Meg Bracken Community Fund •Bill Goodwin Youth Fund (for memberships and/or •Clinton County Community Endowment Fund equipment for needy children at the Clinton County Boys •Vincent E. & Lois J. Dowden Unrestricted Fund and Girls Club) •First Merchants Foundation Community Fund •George and Mary Ellen Hammersley Endowment Fund •First Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition of (for benefi t of Wesley Manor and First Christian Church, Dr. Frank Beardsley Frankfort, Indiana) •Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment •Franklin W. and Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund (for •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co. benefi t of the Good Samaritan Fund at Wesley Manor) •Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community Fund •Bob & Phyllis Hawley Fund for Kirklin Christian Church •Ralph C. and Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund (for benefi t of Donor-Advised Funds Frankfort Community Public Library) •Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund (for •Hunter Family Advised Fund benefi t of Rainbow Haven) •Greg & Karen Miller Advised Fund •Carroll C. Johnson 4-H Fund •Ransom Family Advised Fund •Jesse & Martha Killmer Membership Fund (for the benefi t of First Evangelical Presbyterian Church) Designated/Agency Funds •Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund (for the benefi t of the Public School Foundation of Rossville Consolidated Schools) •William J. and R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund (for •William M. and Doris Mohr Fund (for benefi t of Wesley benefi t of the Clinton County Family YMCA) Manor) •Boys and Girls Club Endowment Fund •Walter H. & Vera I. Moore Education Fund (for the benefi t of •Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund (for benefi t of Rossville Consolidated Schools) St. Paul Cemetery and Forest United Methodist Church) •Mulberry Community Library Endowment •Ralph and Mary Butler Endowment Fund II (for benefi t •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Endowment Fund of Forest United Methodist Church) (for benefi t of Mulberry Community Library) •Camp Cullom Fund •George and Mary Ogle Fund (for benefi t of Witham Hospital) •Meurice and Lurline Catron Fund (for benefi t of St. Vincent- •On-Stage Foundation Fund - Red Barn Th eatre Fund Frankfort Hospital Foundation) •Keith and Mildred Otterman Fund (for benefi t of St. Vincent- •R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest Clendenning Fund Frankfort Hospital Foundation) (for benefi t of Mulberry Centennial Park) •Paul & Mary Jane Phillippe Fund (for benefi t of operation •Clinton Central Education Foundation Children In Need of the Paul Phillippe Resource Center) Fund •Marie Rice Fund (for benefi t of First Christian Church, •Clinton Central School Corporation Facilities Fund (for Michigantown, Indiana) development and maintenance of new and existing facilities) •Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund •Clinton Co. Abilities Services-Garald Gill Endowment Fund •Rossville Education Foundation Endowment Fund •Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund •Rossville Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund •Clinton County YMCA Endowment Fund •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund (for benefi t of Wesley Manor) •COACH Kids Fund •Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund (for benefi t of St. Matthew United •Walter V. Coapstick Fund (for benefi t of Geetingsville Methodist Church) Presbyterian Church) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort Community •Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation Public Library (for the children’s theater program) Endowment Fund •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Indiana University •Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund (for support of Foundation (for benefi t of English Dept.-Bloomington) teachers of “at risk” Frankfort elementary school students) •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund (for the United Way for •Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund (for benefi t of First Evangelical Clinton County) Presbyterian Church of Frankfort) •St. Matthew United Methodist Church Endowment Fund •Ione Dinwiddie Nurses Fund (St. Vincent-Frankfort Hospital •Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital Foundation for continuing education of nurses) •United Way for Clinton County Endowment Fund •First Christian Church of Frankfort Endowment Fund •Helen G. Walls Fund (Clinton County Humane Society) •Frankfort Community Public Library Local History and Genealogy Fund

21 Field of Interest Funds •Anna Fudge Field and Mary S. Field Endowment (for graduates of Clinton County public high schools) •Clinton County Education Fund •Frankfort High School Scholarship Fund •Louise & Robert Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship (for Operating Endowment Fund Frankfort High School students) •Vern & Lillian Kaspar Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton •Citizens Savings Bank Operating Fund Central, Clinton Prairie and Frankfort high schools •Clinton County Community Foundation Operating Fund studying physics, engineering or mathematics) •Clinton County Directors’ Fund •Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship Fund •Clinton County Hospital Memorial Fund (for students in the Michigan/Warren Township areas) •Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund •William & Doris Mohr Scholarship (for graduates of Clinton •First Merchants Foundation Operating Endowment Fund County public high schools) •Frankfort Development Corporation Operating Fund •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship •Robert and Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment (for students in the Mulberry/Madison Township area) •Wilbur T. Rule Team Player Scholarship (for Clinton Central Scholarship Funds High School graduates who participated in sports) •Robert K. Ryan Scholarship (for Frankfort High School •A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central graduates - through Frankfort Education Foundation) High School graduates) •Barbara K. Siegfried Scholarship (for Clinton Central High •Beta Tau Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority Advised School graduates) Scholarship (for graduate degree in speech pathology) •Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship (for Clinton County •Robert Brinson Scholarship Fund (for Clinton Central High high school students pursuing a career in music) School graduates) •J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship (for Clinton Central •Jenny Butler Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School High School graduates attending Purdue University) graduates studying nursing, ministry, or Christian education) •Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship Non Permanent Funds •Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship (for Clinton Central and Clinton Prairie high school graduates •Clinton Central Education Foundation Fund studying in the area of vocational education or agriculture) •Prairie Creek Walk Fund •Community Foundation Scholarship Fund (for fi nalists •Greg A. Scofi eld Scholarship Fund in the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship program) •Vincent and Lois Dowden Scholarship (for Clinton Central High School graduates)

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1. Grant funding provided support to repair the therapy pool at Wesley Manor. The pool’s water pipes were replaced, steps and railing were added, and a new lift chair was installed. The pool is used by residents and community members.

2. Family members participate in a family night at the Crossing of Clinton County. The Crossing received support to provide student, family and group counseling. Family sessions are available during the family night program.

22 Grants - Howard County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Margaret P. Schwartz Fredrick Fund William and Delores Oberndorfer Advised Fund •Mental Health America of Indiana, Canteen Funds, $1,000 •Birthright of Kokomo, $500 •Christian Foundation for Children, $1,296 Ruth K. Fredrick Fund •Christian Foundation for Children, Children for Nutrition •Kokomo Family YMCA, Youth Memberships, $1,000 Center in Honduras, $104 •Monastery of the Poor Clares, $300 Gingerich Family Fund •St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, $600 •Bridges Outreach, Golf Tournament, $1,500 •St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Medical Research, $100

Hingst Family Fund Severns Family Fund •Crossing National, General Operating Support, $1,200 •City of Kokomo, Haynes Apperson Festival, $500 •Howard Co. Historical Society, Annual Campaign, $1,000 •Ivy Tech Community College, Disney Institute Leadership •Kokomo Family YMCA, Fund Drive, $5,000 Training, $339 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, Open Arms Shelter, $525 •Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation, 2012 Kokomo •Kokomo Symphonic Society, $1,000 High School Scholarship, $500 •Northern Indiana Community Foundation, BLUSH Boot •Kokomo Rescue Mission, “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” Open Camp, $500 Arms Fundraiser, $1,000 •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, Hingst Scout •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, Annual Campaign, Service Center Improvement Project, $3,930.60 $500

Eugene and Nancy McGarvey Endowment Fund Michael L. Spear Fund in Memory of Amber Spear •Ivy Tech Community College, $400 •JP Haitian Relief Organization, Haiti Relief Program, $1,500 •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $600 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, $600 Joe Th atcher Endowment Fund •Carver Community Center, $16,812.50 Stan Mohr Fund for Youth •Carver Community Center, AAU Basketball Entrance Fees & J.D. and Lynn Young Endowment Fund Expenses, $800 •Purdue Foundation/Purdue University, Old Master’s Program, $1,000 William M. Morgan Endowment Fund •Chapel Hill Christian Church, $17,540

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors.

Ann N. Adams Endowment Community Assistance Foundation Fund •First Evangelical Presbyterian Church, $27,256 •Children’s Organ Transplant Association, $724 •IOPO Foundation, $724 William & Sharon Bassett Fund •Bridges Outreach, $232 Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society Endowment •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $232 •Eastern Howard Performing Arts Society, $4,440 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, $232 Endowment for the Visual Arts Fund Bona Vista Programs •Kokomo Art Association, $488 •Bona Vista Endowment Fund, $188 •Wheelchairs for Kids Endowment Fund, $2,192 Family Service Association •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $300 Camp Kesem Endowment Fund •Camp Kesem, $192 First Congregational Christian Church •First Congregational Christian Church Foundation Fund, $9,824 Clinic of Hope Endowment Fund •First Congregational Christian Church H.W. ‘Hod’ Peabody •Clinic of Hope, $392 Maintenance Fund, $348 •H.W. ‘Hod’ & Barbara Peabody Fund, $488

23 Designated Funds (continued) Kokomo Park Band Fund Grace United Methodist Church •Kokomo Park Band, $960 •Weston & Marjorie Bassett Endowment Fund, $6,292 •Grace United Methodist Church, $388 Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation Fund •Grace United Methodist Church Local Outreach Fund, $1,368 •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $300 •Grace United Methodist Church Outreach Ministry, $628 •William & Cora Davis Scholarship, $450 •Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $220 •Kay Deluise Scholarship, $350 •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $416 •Joe Dunbar Scholarship, $700 •General Scholarship, $1,549 Greentown Historical Society Fund •Linda Healy Scholarship, $500 •Greentown Historical Society, $1,216 •Joan Holman Scholarship, $700 •Kokomo Public Schools Education Foundation, $1,792 Greentown Public Library Fund •Frank Moore Scholarship, $400 •Greentown Public Library, $1,176 •James Swain Scholarship, $350 Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community Fund •Imogene Winslow Scholarship, $7,200 •Habitat for Humanity of the Kokomo Community, $472 Kokomo Rescue Mission Haitian Environmental Support Program Fund •Bette Bannon Fund for Kokomo Rescue Mission, $1,136 •Haitian Environmental Support Program, $248 •Kenneth L. ‘Red’ Craig Fund, $300 •Kokomo Rescue Mission Endowment Fund, $200 Howard County 4-H Fund •R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund, $2,080 •Howard County 4-H, $400 Kokomo Symphonic Society Howard County Historical Society •Central National Bank of Howard County Endowment, $232 •Bette Bannon Fund for Howard Co. Historical Society, $1,896 •William & Susannah Hough Endowed KSO Chair Fund, $372 •Beulah Marler Cobb Endowment Fund, $1,408 •Kokomo Symphonic Society Fund, $492 •Howard County Historical Society Fund, $4,880 •Sterling P. Tignor Fund, $432 •Ruth S. Hotchkiss Memorial Fund, $376 •Madge Morrison Long & Maxine Morrison Memorial Fund, $320 Kokomo UEA Streetscape Maintenance Fund •Sesquicentennial Celebration Fund, $1,924 •Urban Enterprise Zone, $788 •John Murray Th ompson Memorial Fund, $312 Literacy Coalition Howard County Veterans Memorial Endowment Fund •Durward & Rosemary Paris Endowment Fund, $220 •Howard County Veterans Memorial Corporation, $5,068 •Evelyn Iliff Stanley Fund for the Literacy Coalition, $616

John F. Hughes Memorial Fund Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer Endowment •Northfi eld Hospital & Skilled Nursing, $1,000 •Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer, $3,324

Indiana University-Kokomo Main Street Christian Church of Russiaville Fund •Credit Bureau-Destination: Education IUK, $4,964 •Main Street Christian Church, $632 •Destination: Education IUK, $5,272 Anne Darby McCann Fund for the Benefi t of the •Destination: Education IUK Agency, $388 Symposium Club •Cole Hardwood Fund, Destination: Education IUK, $3,812 •Symposium Club, $1,240 •William S. & Susannah B. Hough IUK Scholarship, $2,500 Norman & Wanda McVay Endowment for St. Luke’s Maude Kelley Memorial Fund United Methodist Church •Howard Regional Health System Foundation, $2,360 •St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, $532

Kokomo Humane Society Fund Mike’s Italian Grill Endowment Fund for Birthright •Kokomo Humane Society, $200 •Birthright of Kokomo, $636

Kokomo Morning Musicale New London Cemetery Perpetual Endowment •Joan Knolinski Scholarship Fund, $650 •New London Friends Church Cemetery, $1,272 •Kokomo Morning Musicale Scholarship Fund, $724 Ralph & Th elma Peters Memorial Book Fund Kokomo New Car Dealers Association Fund •Eastern Howard School Corporation, $1,128 •Ivy Tech Community College, $900

24 Redeemer Lutheran School Tuition Endowment Fund Tribal Trails Girl Scout Council Endowment •Redeemer Lutheran School, $796 •Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $312

Robert & Daisy Rostron, Sr. Fund United Way of Howard County Endowment •St. Andrew Episcopal Church, $300 •United Way of Howard County, Inc., $6,376

Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America R. Franklin Zehring Endowment Fund •Sagamore Council, BSA, $3,256 •Bennetts Switch United Methodist Church, $416 •Grace Baptist Church, $416 Samaritan Caregivers, Inc. •Samaritan Caregivers, Inc., $604

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. Community Endowment Fund •Howard Co. Historical Society, Indiana Gas Boom Heritage Credit Bureau of Kokomo Advised Fund Exhibits, $1,000 First National Bank Community Endowment •Howard Co. Historical Society, Museum Signage, $3,000 Th e Hunt Family Fund •Howard Co. Medical Society, Vision & Denture Fund, $20,000 Earl W. Turner Memorial Fund •Howard County Extension Service, Educational Equipment, $3,500 •American Red Cross of North Central Indiana, Disaster •Indiana University-Kokomo, College Readiness in Math, $5,000 Services, $3,000 •Kokomo High School – TechnoKats, Refurbish New Year’s •Carver Community Center, 2012 Ribfest Marketing, $4,000 Ball, $2,750 •F. D. Reese Christian Academy, Education Technology •Kokomo Park Band, Audio System Purchase, $3,500 Advancement, $2,600 •Loving Hands Adult Day Care, Offi ce Equipment/Accounting •Family Service Association, Jackson Street Commons, $25,000 Software, $1,300 •Gilead House, Marketing Fund/Program Development, $7,500 •Salvation Army, Food Pantry, $3,931 •Greentown Historical Society, Door Connection, $1,130 •Samaritan Caregivers, Capacity Building, $1,450 •Greentown Main Street, Inc., Community Gardens, $2,125 •Hemophilia of Indiana, Howard County Bleeding Disorder Services, $1,000

Field of Interest Funds Special Project Funds Donors’ areas of interest are followed when grants are made. Short-term programs or special projects. William S. & Susannah B. Hough Youth Fund World In Motion Fund •BLUSH, Boot Camp, $2,500 •Northwestern Elementary PTO, World In Motion Program, •CASA, I am for the Child Program, $1,495 $117.06 •Kokomo Center Schools, Preschool Program, $20,000 •Kokomo Center Schools, Preschool Program/Proactive Grant, Greater Kokomo/Howard Co. Community Projects Fund $120,000 “We Kan” Food Drive Distribution: •Kokomo-Center Schools, Safety Harness Restraints, $4,184.50 •Crisis Center, $1,508 •Crossroads Community Church, $692 Th omas E. & Ruth Fredrick Sheridan Endowment •Kokomo Rescue Mission, $3,968 •Crossing National, Inc., Childcare Program, $5,000 •Kokomo Urban Outreach, $4,298 •Salvation Army, $1,755 Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Howard •Samaritan Love Center, $1,817 County Fund •Zion Tabernacle, $62 •Bona Visa Programs, Employment Follow Along, $10,000 •Isanogel Center, Camperships for Physically and/or Mentally Handicapped, $1,750 •Mayor’s Advisory Council Scholarship Awards: RaShawn Brown, $500 Alexis Fort, $500 John Heff ernan, $500 Michael Hicks, $500

25 Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Bill & Marilyn Bersbach Operating Endowment Fund, $516 •Liberty Financial Group Operating Endowment, $208 •Robert C. ‘Chuck’ Bucheri Operating Endowment Fund, $332 •Betse Severns McCullough Memorial Operating Fund, $684 •Kevin & Hilda Burns Operating Endowment, $544 •Miles & Finch Operating Endowment Fund, $284 •Credit Bureau Operating Endowment Fund, $12,724 •Dr. Herbert & Lillian Miller Operating Endowment, $372 •Directors’ Fund, $2,336 •NiSource Operating Endowment Fund, $3,920 •First National Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $1,628 •Rick & Diane Smith Operating Endowment Fund, $872 •Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $20,108 •Syndicate Sales Operating Endowment, $208 •Key Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $880 •R. Franklin Zehring Operating Endowment Fund, $832

Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education.

Carl Anderson Scholarship Fund Goodfellows Scholarship Fund •Kelsie Cook, $1,000 •Indiana University-Kokomo, Scholarships for Destination: Education, $3,000 Kathie Beatty Memorial Scholarship Fund •Katelyn Singer, $1,000 Hamilton-Middleton Scholarship Fund •Kody Augustine, $2,500 •Linda Terrón, $2,500 Alex & Kitty Bell Scholarship Fund •Hannah Werner, $500 Glen & Jeanne’ Harland Endowment Fund •Purdue University-Kokomo for the Glen & Jeanne’ Harland Jenny Michelle Butler Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship, $3,000 •Andrew Pemberton, $1,000 •Andrew Van Auken, $1,500

Community Foundation Scholars C. V. Haworth Memorial Scholarship Fund (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Madison Waltemath, $2,500 •Kody Augustine, $1,000 Gerald & Trudy Hood Memorial Scholarship Fund •Glenda Hernandez, $1,000 •Emily Wallace, $1,000 •Jordan Shoemaker, $1,000 •Erin Weber, $1,000 William S. & Susannah B. Hough Scholarship •David Brinkley, $3,500 •Courtney Cochran, $3,500 M. Joyce Cook Memorial Scholarship •Shayla Elmore, $3,500 •Hayley Crawford-Johnson, $3,500 •Kyle Condon, $1,000 •Charlene Johnson, $3,500 •Macey Malott, $3,500 Roy L. Crume Scholarship •Alexis Reed, $3,500 •Anthony Rentz, $3,500 •Emily Allen, $500 •Richard Burns, $1,500 •Cara Russell, $3,500 •Cody Whitehead, $3,500 •Courtney Gilman, $1,500 •Th omas Lytle, $1,500 •Sara Yeagley, $3,500 •Cory Ploughe, $1,500 •Brittany Ruff , $1,500 Howard-Tipton County Central Labor Council Scholarship •Morgan Tinkel, $1,500 •Megan Vester, $1,500 •Brooklyn Juday, $500 •Charissa Richards, $500 Jesse W. Dunn Total Eff ort Scholarship Fund Danny M. Keating, Sr. Memorial Scholarship •Blake Brutus, $500 •Evan Doran, $500 •Elizabeth Vautaw, $500 Max M. Earl Memorial Scholarship Fund Knolinski Family Scholarship Fund •Joseph Varnau, $600 •Cody Whitehead, $1,250 Richard L. & Marion J. Eller Scholarship Fund Kokomo Country Club Scholarship Fund •Megan Harshman, $1,000 •Jeff rey Blankenberger, $1,250 •Andrew Hunkeler, $1,000 •Blake Brutus, $1,250 •Alan Mast, $1,000 •Jillian Hungate, $1,250 Tony Gabriel Student Athlete Scholarship Fund •Rebecca Reeder, $1,250 •Emily Dill, $2,500 •Ryan Goudy, $2,500 Kokomo High School “Spirit of 1961” Scholarship Fund •Tyler McClish, $2,500 •Elizabeth Vautaw, $2,500 •Raven Brown, $1,000 •Carly Connor, $1,000

26 Kokomo High School Class of 1964 Scholarship Fund Helen & Morris Stout Scholarship Fund •Cameryn Dennis, $650 •Benjamin Akers, $2,000 •Micah Detweiler, $2,000 •Megan Harshman, $2,000 •Ryan Hartman, $2,000 Kokomo High School Class of 1969 Scholarship Fund •Brandon Hoeksema, $2,000 •Ryan Horner, $2,000 •Jashaun Bottoms, $1,300 •Olivia Ortmann, $2,000 •Jordan Shoemaker, $2,000

Kokomo Early Risers Rotary Club Fund Th acker Memorial Scholarship Fund •Hannah Peterson, $1,000 •Stephenie Droll, $350

Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund Sadie Townsend Memorial Scholarship Fund •Ernest Joseph Fipps, Indiana University, $49,503 •Stephenie Droll, $1,250 •Michael Jones, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, $172,962 Western High School Class of 1962 Kathy A. Name Memorial Scholarship Fund •Monica Graves, $500 •Madison Waltemath, $500 Western Women’s Scholarship Fund Linda F. Pagel Scholarship Fund •Erin Weber, $4,600 •Taylor Farris, $500 •Monica Graves, $500 Frederick E. Wideman, M.D. Taylor Student Athlete John Pitzer Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund •Nia Bonnafon-Mosley, $1,500 •Taylor Fruth, $1,000 •Blake Brutus, $1,500 •Sarah Frey, $1,500 Wiese Oldsmobile GMC Truck Scholarship Fund •Patrick Hagenow, $1,500 •Abby Cline, $1,000 •Austin Pearson, $1,000 •Michael Heilman, $1,500 •Katelyn Singer, $1,000 •Rebecca Weirauch, $1,000 •Ping Hu, $1,500 •Audriana Jones, $1,500 R. Franklin Zehring Scholarship Fund •Amelia Lawrence, $1,500 •Alexandria Combs, $1,000 •Robert Walker, $1,500 •Kyle Condon, $1,000 •Jonathan Harbaugh, $1,000 Abby Kathryn Rethlake Memorial Scholarship •Matthew Silvey, $1,000 •Coree Achor, $500 •Christina Shockley, $500 •Hope Turcheck, $1,000 •Jaryn Windsor, $1,000

Donald B. Smith/Central Bank Memorial Community Scholarship Fund •Kody Augustine, $1,000

James F. & Janet G. Smith Fund •Colby Marner, $2,500 •Amy McCauley, $2,500

Howard County Historical Society facilities are clearly marked for visitor destinations. Grant funding helped to purchase signs that provide greater accessibility to the Seiberling Mansion, archives and offi ces.

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1. Students participate in a BLUSH Boot Camp that provided strategies to empower youth to stand with integrity when faced with diffi cult decisions. Th e Foundation provided scholarship funds so low income and at-risk youths could attend.

2. A Head Start student travels to and from school each day wearing her safety vest. Funding was provided to Kokomo Center Schools to purchase 50 vests for the preschool children.

3. Community leaders break ground for a 28-unit facility that will house homeless veterans in Kokomo. While living at the Jackson Street Commons apartment complex, veterans will 3 receive addiction and mental health services, social services, and on-site job training. Th e Foundation provided funding in support of the project.

4. Th e Salvation Army thanks the Foundation for providing support to move its food pantry to provide better accessibility for clients with mobility issues.

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1. Youngsters take a break from swimming during summer camp that is provided as a free service for children with bleeding disorders. Grant funding was provided to Hemophilia of Indiana to help supplement costs associated with the Howard County families who receive free support services.

2. An open shelter was built to protect gardeners as they sort and weigh vegetables grown in the Greentown Main Street Association’s community garden. Funding was provided to build the shelter and to purchase a trailer for hauling water to the garden. 2 3. Th e CASA Program of Howard County received funds to purchase marketing materials that help to educate, recruit and train volunteers. Th e program provides advocates for abused and neglected youth.

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29 Grants - Carroll County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Jerry Young Memorial Endowment Fund •Purdue Foundation/Purdue University, Old Master’s Program, $1,000

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors. Beta Alpha Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Fund Reynolds B. Hart Endowment Fund •Carroll Consolidated School Corporation, $2,196 •ARC of Carroll County, $1,432 •Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, $716 Camden-Jackson Public Library received the following •Sagamore Council, Boy Scouts of America, $716 designated funds: •Pearl Kennedy Fund for the Camden-Jackson Township Mildred L. Helvie Fund Public Library, $332 •Trinity Lutheran Church, $628 •Katheryn Weinberger Library Fund, $3,160 Lockport Church Endowment Fund Carroll County 4-H Fund •Lockport Church, $576 •Carroll County 4-H, $252 John & Mary McCormick Fund for St. Joseph Catholic Carroll County Community Center received grants from Church three designated funds: •St. Joseph Catholic Church, $616 •Carroll County Community Center Fund, $844 •John & Mary McCormick Fund for Carroll Co. Community John C. & Doris M. Peterson Fund for the Carroll County Center, $244 Historical Society •Ralph E. Zinn Memorial Fund, $2,612 •Carroll County Historical Society, $664

Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal Fund Helen R. Skinner Fund •Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal, $820 •Delphi Public Library, $632

CDC Resources Fund for Children and Adults with Katheryn Weinberger Fund to Combat Hunger Disabilities •Flora Presbyterian Church, $1,572 •CDC Resources, $592 YMCA Camp Tecumseh received grants from four Delphi Preservation Society Fund designated funds: •Delphi Preservation Society, $268 •Robert & Dorothy Mills Endowment Fund, $320 •Obear Fund in Memory of James O. & Emma Jackson Flora-Monroe Public Library Endowment Fund Obear, $492 •Flora-Monroe Public Library, $512 •Don & Jean Willy Endowment Fund, $612 •YMCA Camp Tecumseh Fund, $1,284

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. •Adams Mill, Interactive Exhibits, $2,000 •Delphi Preservation Society, Opera House Video Tour, $500 •Book Readers and Horn Blowers, Interactive Music Program, •Delphi Public Library, Carroll County Newspaper Digitization $700 Project, $3,000 •Carroll Co. Community Center, Gymnasium Floor •Habitat for Humanity of Carroll Co., Duplicate Tools, $1,191 Refi nishing Project, $1,753.50 •Junior Achievement of Carroll Co., JA Personal Finance & •Carroll Co. Historical Society, Stone Barn HVAC, $5,000 Virtual Finance Park, $639 •Carroll Co. Wabash and Erie Canal, Canal Boat Replicas, $2,500 •Reach Out and Read Indiana, Literacy Program, $500 •Delphi Community Schools, CCAP Classroom Technology, $750

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Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Carroll Co. Operating Endowment Fund, $6,020

Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education. Burlington Kiwanis Fund Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship Fund •Jacquelyn Tussinger, $500 •Carroll School Education Foundation, for the Irving E. Manning Memorial Scholarship, $4,000 Carroll County Community Endowment Fund (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) Joan McCain Scholarship Fund •Kate Hickner, $1,000 •Alyx Maxwell, $1,000 •Delphi Community Schools, $250 •Jacquelyn Tussinger, $1,000 John McCormick Agricultural Scholarship Fund John & Kathie Connelly Scholarship •Delphi Community Schools, $400 •Kendall Baker, $7,500 Mid-North Indiana Executive Committee for Christ Carolyn Gilbert Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund •Joshua Spray, $1,000 •Kendall Baker, $1,000 •Taylor Crenshaw, $1,000 •Melanie Shrontz, $1,000 Indiana Packers Corporation Scholarship Fund •Richard Burns, $1,000 Lewis & Hazel Mullin Scholarship Fund •Delphi Community Schools, $500 Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Fund •Angela Meadors, Indiana Wesleyan University, $106,264 Dorothy Stark Fund •Caitlin Schock, $1,000

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1. Volunteers work to build exhibits that demonstrate the original purpose of Adams Mill. Th e exhibits are designed so children will experience learning in a more interactive environment. Th e Foundation provided funding to purchase materials and develop the exhibits.

2. Th e Carroll County Adult Education Program received support to purchase computers, tables and chairs to be used by the students in the program.

3. By watching a replica of a canal boat in an exhibit, Carroll County Wabash and Erie Canal visitors can follow the progression of the boat as it travels through an operational lock and see the eff ects of water power. Grant money supported the production of two model boats used in the display.

31 Grants - Clinton County Advised Funds Donors may take an active role by making suggestions on which charitable causes to support. Clinton Central Education Foundation Enrichment Fund •Clinton Prairie School Corporation, FFA Contests, $150 •Clinton Central School Corp., Athletic Booster Club, $8,300 •COACH Kids of Clinton Co., Corporate Partner-Empowerer •Clinton Central School Corp., Teacher Classroom Grants, Level, $1,000 $5,391.24 •COACH Kids of Clinton Co., $500 •Community Foundation of Boone County, Western Boone Hunter Family Advised Fund Education Foundation, $200 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, $150 •F.O.P. Frankfort Lodge 69, Inc., Shop with a Cop Program, $300 •Humane Society of Clinton County, $175 •First Evangelical Presbyterian Church of Frankfort, Congo •Ivy Tech Foundation, Frankfort Campus, $100 Ambulance Program, $500 •Frankfort Rotary Club, Clinton Co. Walkway Signs, $300 Ransom Family Advised Endowment Fund •Friends of the Frankfort Library, Youth Th eater, $300 •Bible Holiness Church, Bibles, $300 •Humane Society of Clinton Co., Humane Society Supplies, $200 •Christian Motorcyclists Association, Run for the Son Event, $300 •Salvation Army Service Unit of Clinton Co., Help for the •City of Frankfort, Operation Clean Up, $500 Needy, $200 •City of Frankfort, Television for FFD Central Station, $500 •Special Olympics Indiana, Clinton Co. Special Olympics •Clinton Co. Contractual Public Library, Clinton County Reads Activities, $295 Program, $250 •St. Vincent Frankfort Hospital Foundation, Cardiac Stress Test •Clinton Central Education Foundation, Teacher Grants, $250 System, $300

Designated Funds Grants from designated and agency funds benefi t non-profi t organizations as specifi ed by the donors. William J. & R. Jean Beard Endowment Fund Walter V. Coapstick Fund •YMCA of Clinton County, $15,224 •Geetingsville Presbyterian Church, $980 Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation Fund •Forest United Methodist Church, $1,072 •Community Schools of Frankfort Education Foundation, $292 •St. Paul Cemetery, $1,072 Sara J. Costlow Memorial Teachers’ Fund Ralph & Mary Butler Endowment Fund II •Community Schools of Frankfort, $728 •Forest United Methodist Church, $2,844 First Christian Church of Frankfort R. Maurice Clendenning and W. Forest Clendenning Fund •First Christian Church of Frankfort Fund, $9,180 •Mulberry Centennial Park, $344 •George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $612 Clinton County 4-H Scholarship and Education Fund First Evangelical Presbyterian Church •Clinton County 4-H, $400 •Emma J. Dinwiddie Fund, $1,432 •Jesse & Martha Killmer Membership Fund, $2,188 Clinton County Abilities Services-Garald Gill Fund •Clinton County Abilities Services, $760 Frankfort Community Public Library •Frankfort Community Public Library Materials Fund, $404 Clinton County Boys & Girls Club •Friends of the Frankfort Public Library, $912 •Clinton County Boys & Girls Club Endowment Fund, $2,904 •Ralph C. & Hilda H. Hinshaw Fund, $1,138 •Bill Goodwin Youth Fund, $472 •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the Frankfort Community Clinton County Contractual Public Library Public Library, $1,744 •Mulberry Community Library Endowment Fund, $220 •Mulberry High School Alumni Association Fund, $620 Nancy N. Fullerton for the Anna and Harlan Hubbard School of Living Clinton County Family YMCA Endowment Fund •Friends of the Frankfort Library, $1,052 •Clinton County Family YMCA, $212 Jackson-Frazier Families Memorial Endowment Fund Clinton County Humane Society •Rainbow Haven, $420 •Clinton County Humane Society, $168 •Helen G. Walls Fund, $608

32 Walter H. & Vera I. Moore Education Fund St. Matthew United Methodist Church •Rossville School Corporation, $1,500 •Ruth Derrick Ruch Fund for St. Matthew United Methodist Church, $4,184 George & Mary Ogle Fund •St. Matthew United Methodist Church, $1,604 •Witham Services Health Foundation, $6,584 Paul & Mary Jane Phillippe Fund St. Vincent-Frankfort Hospital Foundation •Paul Phillippe Resource Center, $188 •Meurice & Lurline Catron Fund, $38,342 •Ione Dinwiddie Nurses Fund, $1,104 Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools •Keith & Mildred Otterman Fund, $196 •Bob & Jane Mohler Family Fund, $420 •Public School Foundation of Rossville Schools Fund, $836 Mary Lou Stuart Fund for Riley Hospital •Riley Memorial Association for the benefi t of the Marie Rice Fund James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Children, $83,076 •First Christian Church of Michigantown, $200 United Way for Clinton County Rossville Community Library Endowment Fund •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for the United Way, $2,428 •Clinton County Contractual Public Library for the Rossville •United Way for Clinton County Fund, $380 Library, $232 Wesley Manor Rossville Presbyterian Church Fund •George & Mary Ellen Hammersley Fund, $612 •Rossville Presbyterian Church, $600 •Franklin W. & Anna Mae Harper Memorial Fund, $636 •William M. & Doris Mohr Fund, $11,992 Robert & Eleanor Ryan Fund for Indiana University •Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Fund, $1,112 Foundation •English Department, Indiana University-Bloomington, $3,256

Community Endowment Funds No restrictions are placed on gifts to these funds, allowing the board of directors to address community needs. William J. and R. Jean Beard Fund for Clinton County •Clinton Prairie School Corporation, Clinton County Battle of Bob and Meg Bracken Community Fund the Books, $5,000 Clinton County Community Endowment Fund •Th e Crossing of Clinton County, Counseling, $5,500 First Merchants Foundation Community Fund •Family Service Assoc., Clinton County Healthy Families, $1,250 First Merchants Foundation Fund in Recognition of •Frankfort Community Public Library, Early Literacy Learning Dr. Frank Beardsley Space, $7,000 Robert E. and Martha Lucas Hall Family Endowment •Frankfort Main Street Assn., Downtown Beautifi cation, $10,000 Herbert & Marjorie Ruch Endowment Fund for Clinton Co. •Habitat for Humanity of Clinton Co., Tools and Equipment, Robert K. and Eleanor Ryan Community Fund $7,500 •Abilities Services, Effi cient Outdoor Seating, $5,250 •Humane Society of Clinton County, Repairs, $3,293 •City of Frankfort, Ivy Tech Campus, $18,625 •Ivy Tech Foundation, Matching Grant for Frankfort Campus, •City of Frankfort, 2012 Leadership Summit, $1,700 $100,000 •City of Frankfort, Downtown Christmas Decorations, $2,500 •Learning Network, Clinton Co. Tutoring Program, $12,900 •City of Frankfort, Lagoon’s Fresh Start Project Phase 1, $2,000 •Learning Network, Clinton Co. Career Development, $1,925 •Clinton Central School Corporation, Writer’s Retreat, $4,247 •On-Stage Foundation/Red Barn Th eatre, Legacy Drawing, $3,000 •Clinton Co. Boys & Girls Club, Kitchen Upgrade, $8,023 •On-Stage Foundation/Red Barn Th eatre, Replace Air •Clinton Co. Commissioners, Ivy Tech Campus, $18,625 Conditioners and Fan Coils, $4,450 •Clinton Co. Economic Advancement Foundation, Mower •Paul Phillippe Resource Center, Building Repairs, $35,515 Purchase, $13,680 •United Way For Clinton Co., Building Maintenance, $29,900 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Handicap Accessible Doors, $5,500 •United Way For Clinton Co., Legacy Drawing, $5,000 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Child Care Funding, $6,480 •Wesley Manor, Money Follows the Person Program, $14,000 •Clinton Co. Family YMCA, Legacy Drawing, $2,000 •Wesley Manor, Pool Restoration, $37,500 •Clinton Co. Foundation for Youth/Camp Cullom, Repair Historic Lodge Fireplace, $6,550

33 Clinton County Grants Operating Funds Gifts generate the revenue needed to sustain the operating expenses of the Foundation. •Citizens Savings Bank Operating Endowment, $468 •First Merchants Foundation Operating Endowment, $648 •Clinton County Hospital Memorial Fund, $5,628 •Frankfort Development Corp. Operating Endowment, $708 •Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund, $6,336 •Robert & Eleanor Ryan Operating Endowment, $1,284 •Farmers Bank Operating Endowment Fund, $3,048

Scholarship Funds Grants from scholarship funds benefi t students in attaining their goal of higher education. A. J. Archibald Memorial Scholarship Fund Mulberry High School Alumni Association Scholarship •Ross McWhirt, $600 •Brianne Little, $1,000 •Erin Overman, $1,000 Robert L. Brinson Scholarship Fund William & Doris Mohr Scholarship Fund •Armenda Boyer, $1,500 •Hadley Catron, $5,000 •Hannah Coons, $5,000 •Lindsay G. Davis, $5,000 •Carrie Funk, $5,000 Clinton Central High School Vision Scholarship Fund •Michael Harris, $5,000 •Hannah Pierce, $5,000 •Taylor Crenshaw, $500 •Rhett Miller, $500 •Branon Renick, $5,000 •Chelsea Sandifur, $5,000 •Samantha Reynolds, $500 •Kelsey Robinson, $500 •Kendra Stockberger, $5,000 •Kaitlyn Tappenden, $5,000 •Kendra Stockberger, $500 Wilbur T. Rule Team Player Scholarship Clinton County Community Foundation Scholars •Lee Camden, $500 •Ross McWhirt, $500 (Lilly Endowment Community Scholars Finalists) •Carrie Funk, $1,000 •Kaitlyn Jameson, $1,000 Robert K. Ryan Scholarship •Chloe McLaughlin, $1,000 •Kaylen White, $1,000 •Frankfort Education Foundation, $300 Clarence Cochran Agricultural Scholarship Fund Greg A. Scofi eld Scholarship Fund •Kyle Horlacher, $600 •Kendra Stockberger, $500 Anna Fudge Field & Mary S. Field Endowment Barbara K. Siegfried Scholarship Fund •Hannah Coons, $650 •Armenda Boyer, $1,500 •Lindsay G. Davis, $1,500 Louise & Robert A. Hedgcock History Essay Scholarship Phyllis M. Widener Music Scholarship Fund •Hannah Pierce, $250 •Chloe McLaughlin, $1,000 •Branon Renick, $375 J. Allen Wyrick Memorial Scholarship Fund Lilly Endowment Community Scholars •Armenda Boyer, $500 •Ross McWhirt, $500 •Chaz Evans, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, $172,962 Michigantown High School Alumni Scholarship •Taylor Crenshaw, $1,000 •Kendra Stockberger, $1,000

Funding was provided to Habitat for Humanity of Lafayette to purchase tools used to build homes in the multi-county service area.

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2. Young shoppers play in an interactive environment at the Frankfort Public Library. Grant funding was used to refurbish the early literacy learning space designed to develop children’s pre-reading skills of talking, singing, reading, writing and playing.

3. Grant funding supported new signs marking the Frankfort lagoons and fi shing ponds.

4. To help seniors who want to live independently, a centralized kitchen was installed at Wesley Manor. Funding 6 also supported the purchase of refrigerators and microwaves for fi fteen apartments at the facility.

1. Children enjoy a snack served from the upgraded kitchen at 5. A student participates in a tutoring session at the Learning the Clinton County Boys and Girls Club. Funding was Network of Clinton County. Grant funding was provided used to improve the kitchen so programs could be expanded to increase the tutoring hours to allow for more fl exibility in to conduct food preparation classes and to accommodate scheduling sessions. the increased number of children being served. 6. Th e City of Frankfort received funding to repair the stairways and posts at TPA Park to restore the historical entrance.

35 Financial Report Financial Report

Comparative Condensed Statement of Financial Position December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011 Current Endowment Total Total Assets Fund Fund 2012 2011 Cash 744,085 1,291,783 2,035,868 1,851,660 Investments 911,971 40,243,472 41,155,443 38,033,795 Receivables Prepaid Insurance 3,140 3,140 3,059 Prepaid Expenses Charitable Remainder Unitrust 209,466 209,466 167,537 Charitable Gift Annuity Assets 107,908 107,908 103,179 Program Related Investment in Real Estate 400,000 400,000 400,000 Land 391,115 391,115 559,000 Land Improvements 26,747 Building 372,700 372,700 372,700 Fixed Assets 49,903 49,903 49,903 Less Accumulated Depreciation (93,108) (93,108) (88,524) Total Assets 1,988,691 42,643,744 44,632,435 41,479,056

Liabilities & Net Assets Liabilities Accounts Payable 3,124 324 3,448 686 Accrued Expenses 21,324 21,324 18,063 Grants Payable 424,490 424,490 132,955 Charitable Gift Annuity Payment Liability 88,399 88,399 88,286 Funds Held for the Benefi t of Others 1,060,469 1,060,469 965,982 Total Liabilities 24,448 1,573,682 1,598,130 1,205,972

Net Assets Howard County 1,277,381 20,144,765 21,422,146 19,908,575 Carroll County 53,991 2,241,370 2,295,361 2,083,523 Clinton County 632,871 18,683,927 19,316,798 18,280,986 Total Net Assets 1,964,243 41,070,062 43,034,305 40,273,084

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 1,988,691 42,643,744 44,632,435 41,479,056

The 2012 Community Foundation fi nancial records will be audited by: Bucheri, McCarty & Metz LLP - Certifi ed Public Accountants

36 Comparative Condensed Statement of Activities December 31, 2012 and December 31, 2011

Current Endowment Total Total Revenues and Gains Fund Fund 2012 2011 Gifts - Howard County 24,510 305,124 329,634 531,991 Gifts - Carroll County 30,600 95,706 126,306 97,661 Gifts - Clinton County 6,000 135,794 141,794 90,656 Contributions-Charitable Gift Annuity Rental Income 61,720 61,720 67,866 CRT/CGA-Change in Value 35,936 35,936 (15,287) Return of Unused Grants 1,425 1,425 20,287 Interfund Grants 70,588 (67,219) 3,369 (27,365) Interfund Transfers 27,365 Administrative Fees 382,835 382,835 364,444 Investment Earnings 42,061 1,169,197 1,211,258 1,189,945 Investment Gains (Losses) 2,855,526 2,855,526 (1,365,476)

Total Revenues and Gains 556,594 4,593,209 5,149,803 982,087

Grants and Expenses Grants - Howard County 599,364 599,364 463,554 Grants - Clinton County 805,857 805,857 643,958 Grants - Carroll County 58,076 58,076 50,054 Program 187,261 187,261 203,507 General and Administrative 150,849 150,849 146,108 Fundraising 182,059 32,569 214,628 243,991 Administrative Fees 372,547 372,547 354,749

Total Grants and Expenses 520,169 1,868,413 2,388,582 2,105,921

Change in Net Assets 36,425 2,724,796 2,761,221 (1,123,834)

Net Assets Net Assets at Beginning of Year 1,927,819 38,345,265 40,273,084 41,396,918 Net Assets at End of Year 1,964,244 41,070,061 43,034,305 40,273,084

37 Columns - $5,000-$9,999 Jim McIntyre Friends of the Foundation - $200-$499 Other Contributors - $50-$199 Kim & Kevin Abney Shirley Ashcraft Pillars - $1,000-$2,499 Jim & Marvel Butcher Mike & Xenia Cord Hilda & Kevin Burns LaCinda & Ben Chapman John & Lori Fountain Cone Palace Kevin & Russena* Comer Ron & Liz Harper Dr. & Mrs. Timothy Davis Steve Currens Judge & Mrs. Stephen Jessup Joe Dunbar Cartwright & Susie Ellis Gene Parks* Rex & Kara Gingerich & Family Melissa Ellis Bob & Mary Hingst Glenn & Nancy Grundmann *Denotes Deceased Betsy & Bob Hoshaw Steve Johnson McClelland Family Foundation/Scott Judge & Mrs. Bill Menges Jr. McClelland & Family Mick & Betty Ortman Howard County’s Dr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller Stan & Kathy Rebber E.P. & Virginia* Severns Tom & Kathy Rethlake Foster Society Dr. Marilyn Skinner Don & Joni Sanders J. D. & Lynn Young Bill & Lyn Shirley Th e Foster Society is named for David Dr. & Mrs. Charles Simons Foster, the fi rst philanthropist in Howard Foundation Stones - $500-$999 Mike & Linda Stegall County history. He donated the land Ken & Marcheta Humphrey Mike & Laura Ullery that would become the City of Kokomo. Conrad & Jo Ella Maugans Jane Williams Th ese donors in the Society made gifts in Salin Bank & Trust Company Th e Windmill Grill, Inc. 2012 to support the operating costs of the Dr. & Mrs. Tom R. Scherschel Community Foundation. Bill & Carolyn Stifl e Don & Anita TenBrook

Moving the Community Forward

Leaders of the Community Foundation of Howard County looked at areas that are critical to moving the community forward. With a focus on access to a quality preschool program, they approved a $120,000 pro-active grant.

Th is grant helps to prepare children for success by providing opportunities for the physical, social, emotional and academic growth of each child.

38 Carroll County Friends In 2012, a group of donors joined the “Friends of Carroll County,” which supports the annual operating expenses of the Carroll County Community Foundation. We express our deep appreciation to these public-spirited people and businesses for their support of the work of the Carroll County Community Foundation.

To recognize their commitment to the Kim & Kevin Abney Pete & Joan Jackson Carroll County Community Foundation, Anderson Foundation Larry & Kathi Johnson members of the Friends of Carroll County Dr. Tom & Joy Atkinson Dr. Harry & Debbie Jones were honored at a dinner celebration. Al & Marti Auff art Bill & Jane Kearns Dr. Janet Ayres & Dr. Lynn Corson Dick Krieg Chevrolet ‘Buick’ GMC At the event, Al Jackson, a board member, David & Sandy Beale Susan Mann Hitchcock gave a presentation covering the types of Kevin & Denise Bender Dr. Paul & Sue Manning endowed funds, ways to give and how Dick N. & Jane Bishop Bonnie Maxwell & Anita Werling donations to the Foundation have a Kim & Annette Black Joan Maxwell positive impact on the community. He Ann & Bob Brown Angie, Steve, Drew & Adelle May thanked everyone for their current support George Brown & Ginger Mitchell Dale & Renee McIlrath and encouraged them to talk with other Hilda & Kevin Burns Leonard & Karen Meador community members about the benefits of Carroll White REMC Gordon & Sandra McCain giving through the Foundation. Michelle & Eric Cox Greg & Pam Michael Mr. Marlin B. Creasy Ph.D. Dr. & Mrs. Greg Norman Sponsors - Friends of Carroll County Abigail & Benjamin Diener Bill & Kathryn Northcutt Fisher & Associates Dr. Alvan & Arlene Eller Dean & Donna Overholser Jackson-Lee-Pearson Barry & Becky Emerson Ed & Jane Oyler Lafayette Bank & Trust Larry & Alice Fellows Carolyn Pearson Obear, Overholser, Huff er & Rider Derek & Jennifer Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Robert Peterson Rinehart Realtors and Auctioneers Kenneth & Erma Flora PTI Machining, Inc. RME Insurance Tom & Pat Flora Stan & Sharon Quinn Salin Bank Tom & Susan Freeman Jerry & Cindy Reinke Security Federal Savings Bank Ed & Melverine Gruber Leo & Clara Rider Stephan’s IGA Food Store Mark Howard/Howard & Sons Bret & Michelle Rinehart Drs. Chris & Sara Huff er Martin & Jeanette Rinehart Marion & Denise Huff er Richard & Gretchen Roach Indiana Packers Corporation Dottye & Carl Robeson Rob & Carol Ives Milt & Pat Rodgers Tom & Mary Ives Susan & Gary Scholl Alan & Linda Jackson Dean & Tammy Scott Dawn & Vince Seward Jerry & Joyce Sibbitt Fred & Martha Slopsema Jack & Joann Smith Garnet Snyder Trent & Stephanie Stephan Th e Van Taylor Family Bill & Susan Trueblood Janice & Larry Waddell Dr. Brian & Bobbi Wagoner Bob & Doris Walton Ken & Kathy Walton David & Lorraine Weckerly Craig & Carol Wellnitz Dick & Evelyn Wingard Dale & Mary Ellen Zinn Mary Zinn Wayne & Rita Zinn

39 2012 Scholarship Photographs

Howard County Scholarship Reception Front row, left to right: Andréa Reemer, Victoria Shelden, Shantaná Hillman, Jashaun Bottoms, Raven Brown Second row, left to right: Madison Waltemath, Carly Connor, Kelsie Cook, Amy McCauley, Elizabeth Vautaw, Taylor Farris, Jordan Shoemaker Third row, left to right: Glenda Hernandez, Monica Graves, Stephenie Droll, Megan Harshman, Colby Marner, Erin Weber, Rebecca Reeder, Drew Pemberton Fourth row, left to right: Jeffrey Blankenberger, Kody Augustine, Ernest Joseph Fipps, Evan Doran, Tyler McClish, Michael Jones, Charissa Richards, Kyle Condon

Carroll County Scholarship Reception Clinton County Scholarship Reception Front row, left to right: Melanie Shrontz, Kate Hickner, Front row, left to right: Hannah Coons, Kaitlyn Tappenden, Angela Meador, Jacquelyn Tussinger Hadley Catron, Carrie Funk, Kaylen White Back row, left to right: Richard Burns, Kendall Baker, Ivan Veach, Back row, left to right: Chloe McLaughlin, Kaitlyn Jameson, Joshua Spray, Alyx Maxwell, Caitlin Schock Michael Harris, Ross McWhirt, Armenda Boyer, Kendra Stockberger, Kyle Horlacher

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