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RevealedTwenty Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Annual Report 2010 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Table of Contents, Timeline and History inside cover Commun ty ity n F Letter from Board Chair & President/CEO 1 u o o u C n JCCF 20 Year Timeline and Historical Perspectives 2-5 n d o a s t i Community Impact Grants, Youth Grants, Grants by Fund, How to Apply 6-9

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J Starlight Express Gala, Gala Donors 10-11 20th Anniversary JCCF Funds, Giving Options, Jarvis Family Profile 12-18 1 Scholarship Profile, 2010 Annual Meeting Review 19 991 011 2 Scholarship Recipients 20-21 Circle of Friends, Donors, Grimmer Family Profile 22-23 Donors, Legacy Society, Memorial & Honorary Gifts 24-26 Program and Historical Highlights 27 Financial and Investment Profile, Asset Growth 28-29 Board of Directors and Staff Photos, Committees, Internship Program 30-31 2011 Gala, Sponsors 32-inside back Our Vision and Mission, National Standards back cover Revealed: the early years 1989 1990 1991 1992 → → → →

■ Greater Greenwood Pride ■ Lilly Endowment announced ■ The foundation was ■ Board focused on developing and Progress Foundation GIFT (Giving Indiana Funds for reorganized as the Greater organizational structure and policies ■ was established by a group Tomorrow), an initiative to support Johnson County Community Board participated in training opportunities of Greenwood and Johnson the establishment and growth of Foundation; incorporation via the GIFT program ■ Foundation leaders County community leaders. community foundations in Indiana. papers were filed ■ A conducted a beginning public relations Fundraising efforts began. ■ Leaders explored a countywide representative board of campaign ■ Hired the first part-time focus that would position the directors and advisory board employees, a secretary (Susan Grant) and foundation better for support and was formed. executive director (Joe Gossman) ■ Began sustainability. operations in the basement of Franklin’s City Hall ■ Received the first fund as a trust transfer from National City Bank, The Washington Jefferson Williams Fund.

What started as nothing more than an intangible dream has grown to a significant pillar in the Johnson County community. In 1989, Greenwood insurance agent Jim Boggs attended a conference in San Francisco and brought back an idea that his community could form its own charitable trust to raise money and support good causes in his community. Boggs spent time and money pursuing this concept of a community foundation. With the support of other Greenwood business leaders, the Greater Greenwood Pride and Progress Foundation was formed. Although Boggs passed away before the foundation he envisioned was revealed, his dream Jim Boggs eventually was unmasked, and today the Johnson County Community Foundation is home to more than 230 funds and $16.3 million in assets that connects people who care with causes that matter in Johnson County. a message from the Board Chair & President/CEO Lifting the Veil on 20 Years

As the Johnson County Community Foundation moves into 20 years of serving the community, it is our wish to reveal to you our observations of the importance of this organization to those around us.

Many years ago, the original group of foundation visionaries saw the potential to provide the community with a little known vehicle for charitable giving Richard Wertz, – an endowment. These visionaries had no product to sell – no puppies or Board Chair library books or food for the hungry – but they had a concept that could set the groundwork for community giving, perhaps forever. The initial goals of the group were met – and the generosity of donors has resulted in a solid financial base that can support puppies, library books, food for the hungry plus many more that include charitable, educational and developmental programs and initiatives in Johnson County. Gail Richards, Once the foundation gained solid footing, President & CEO the visionaries never looked back, except in pride. As the organization matured, many changes occurred, and the foundation: → evolved from a grass-roots volunteer initiative to one that is nationally accredited. → had a volunteer structure and part-time staff until Sandy Daniels was hired as the first full-time executive director in August 1994. → moved several times from small temporary office spaces to its current home in a historic building in downtown Franklin. → began with no money and an untried “concept,” but now has $16.3 million in assets. → gave the first grant to the Johnson County Public Library for $522.69, and since then more than $6 million has been distributed in grants in the community through the generosity of local donors.

Those first visionaries must be congratulated for starting and continuing to support the foundation. The programs needed to keep this community healthy and viable will continue long into the future, if not forever, through the generosity of those first visionaries and those who have followed.

Please take time to read the interviews of a few of those first visionaries who are profiled in this report. As you read through 20 years of foundation history, ask yourself: “Am I one of the community visionaries who will be profiled in the 40th annual report?”

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Marty and other early volunteers set out Marty Armbruster was to build a foundation in Greenwood, but it intrigued by the unique was not long before they saw the value in making their efforts a county-wide initiative. blend of investment, With the guidance of the Lilly Endowment, accounting and a strategic plan was developed to involve all community involvement townships in Johnson County. that defined a community An undertaking of this size required more than just volunteers, so the board of directors foundation. hired Joe Gossman as the first part-time “We had to fight and believe executive director. Marty, an accountant in the vision. Given enough establishing his business Marty recalled times when the board had to time, it would catch in Greenwood, became lend their own personal funds just to make the first board president payroll. on. It did. What we had of the foundation. envisioned has worked. “We had to fight and believe in the vision. “I was fascinated by Given enough time, it would catch on. It did. It’s all we dreamed of and the combination of What we had envisioned has worked. It’s all attributes that the we dreamed of and more.” m ore .” Marty Armbruster foundation brought to the scene,” said Marty. Revealed: growth years 1993 1994 1995 1996 → → → →

■ Dr. Harold and ■ Hired the first full-time ■ With 11 funds, GJCCF issued $21,000 in ■ Met Lilly Endowment’s first challenge Mildred Richardson executive director (Sandy grants ■ Hired an employee with financial match to raise $1 million in permanent established the first Daniels) ■ Lucile Williams accounting experience and customized an endowment and received $500,000 ■ endowed fund ■ Moved established two endowed funds accounting system ■ Provided the Youth Entered into second challenge to raise an to a one-room office ■ Foundation produced a limited as Trustees program involving local youth additional $500,000 for equal match ■ at 23 N. Main Street, edition pictorial history of the in leadership training ■ Held the first three Karen Runnebohm was hired as part time Franklin. county for awareness and to training workshops for nonprofits and adminstrative assistant ■ Developed a raise funds ■ Conducted our first advisors ■ Launched the first Starlight Leadership 2000 plan, a new logo and community needs assessment. Express gala event, raised $20,000 with committee workplans ■ Received notice 80 guests, 11 volunteers and one of first deferred gifts (charitable trust and corporate sponsor. bequests) ■ Provided technical assistance to 30 organizations and multiple workshops.

Assets Then and Now 1993 → $314,287 Jim Manak, Mike St. Pierre, (both past board chairs) and Dan Evans with Sandy 2010 → $16.3 million Daniels at the grand opening of Greenwood’s Main Street Bob Evans. 2 Past Executive Director Sandy Daniels with Ro Umbarger and Pat Van Valer, both past board chairs, at Daniels’ farewell tribute in 2007. The Umbargers and Van Valers are actively involved with the foundation as volunteers and donors.

won awards and became By 1994, the a model of best practices, foundation needed governance and leadership for other young a full-time executive foundations around the director, and Sandy country.

Daniels fit the bill Sandy served on many perfectly. state and national committees within “The bottom line is, the industry. She served as chair beyond my family, Daniels was already involved as of the Community Foundation a volunteer board member with Committee and co-authored the there is nothing I am grantmaking and policy development first standards for the Indiana more proud of than this and had experience with nonprofit Grantmakers Alliance. management. community foundation. Such leadership to self-regulate Sandy Daniels With an organization so young, the industry helped community It is my baby.” Sandy was taking a risk, but she foundations cement their reputation knew it was what she wanted to do. of offering honest, trustworthy and established giving options to donors. Sandy said, “It was the neatest thing $300,000 to nearly $14 million. I’d ever heard of!” To maintain the foundation for future generations, Sandy Sandy retired from JCCF in 2007 after Well-aware that her job demanded understood the importance of 16 years of service, but she continues the upmost in ethics, Sandy took building a permanent endowment. to provide consulting services to her role very seriously and became community foundations across the known as “The Policy Queen.” She was so excited when she received country and works with the Council the very first $1,000 donation that on Foundations in Washington, D.C. “If we didn’t have these in place, we she personally called every board would not be where we are today,” member to share the good news. “The bottom line is, beyond my Sandy said. family, there is nothing I am more During her tenure, the JCCF proud of than this community Under her leadership, the foundation endowment grew from just over foundation. It is my baby,” said Sandy.

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■ Number of funds reached 45; launched ■ Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program ■ 100 funds under administration; launched Leave a Legacy program ■ Finalized began; we awarded two scholarships ■ Developed county-wide, 4-year educational program about challenge match with Lilly Endowment ■ a five-year operating plan ■ Became a partner in the college choice and financial aid at all schools Moved to a two-room office at Johnson Regional Arts Initiative ■ Qualified to participate ■ Revised Articles and Bylaws ■ Streamlined County Annex North ■ Became fiscal in Lilly Endowment’s GIFT IV, opportunity to receive board from 35 to 20 members; added community sponsor for Franklin Symphonic Council $1.2 million in matching funds if we raised the representatives to committees ■ $1 million in grants ■ Received a national award for annual same and $300,000 in operating funds if we raised was awarded to five organizations for special report and scholarships for board and $100,000 ■ Conducted needs assessment and community projects ■ Adopted Ethical Standards staff training at national conference ■ request for proposals to recommend $1 million in and Best Practices Policy ■ Held a State of the Formed funding partnerships to support grants for Lilly Endowment to award on our behalf Arts Forum ■ Held multiple technical assistance new Children’s Park in Greenwood and to special county projects ■ Received national award workshops and continuing education sessions for the Fire Safety House. for two publications. professionals. 3 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

chair, challenged Lyman to become “We can’t dictate what While the early more involved. Herron invited board and staff wisely Lyman to join the board to increase will be important in focused on building the investment credibility of the the future. We must foundation. the integrity of the have confidence in foundation, they also Soon after Lyman joined the the leaders on the board, Lucille Williams, a local built relationships philanthropist that Lyman had known board that they have and trust within the professionally for years, established the best interests of two endowed funds with the community. foundation. the community in mind.”Lyman Snyder Lyman Snyder of Hilliard Lyons, That was just a catalyst for the Snyders provided office space for a meager and their personal philanthropy. fee to the fledging foundation as his first interaction with JCCF, but more “Originally, you stick your foot in significant involvement came soon the water. We began making small interest to us,” said Lyman. after. Bud Herron, who was board contributions to things that were of Revealed: the millenium 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 → → → → →

■ Celebrated 10 ■ Moved to new office ■ Moved into new permanent ■ Provided numerous ■ Established partnership year anniversary in the former high school home, locally known as workshops to nonprofits with NPR and Franklin ■ Successfully building in downtown the Todd-Aikens Home or on topics such as strategic College’s radio station completed Lilly Franklin ■ Hosted several Heiskell’s Manor and made planning, grant writing, WFCI to bring NPR Endowment GIFT IV new community workshops it available to the community media relations and risk programming to Johnson challenge grants ■ ■ Provided $150,000 ■ Issued $554,886 in grants management ■ Awarded County ■ Awarded Awarded $345,616 matching challenges to and $201,321 in scholarships 63 grants and 232 more than $440,000 in in scholarships ■ organizations establishing ■ Added 22 new funds scholarships ■ Donors grants and scholarships Conducted an internal agency endowment funds ■ for a total of 134 funds established 10 new funds ■ Created a resource organizational Received national award for managed ■ Launched Youth including the life estates of center for students to assessment as part communications from Council in Philanthropy Initiative ■ Williard Bridgewater and access full inventory of of Lilly Endowment’s on Foundations ■ Acquired Grew permanent endowment Mary Mason ■ Continued known scholarships in the Taking Stock new permanent home at 398 by $489,760 ■ Launched partnership with National county ■ Partnered with Initiative. S. Main Street, Franklin. website at www.jccf.org. Center for College Costs. Franklin College to offer nonprofit governance and management workshops. 2010 Highlights

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o → J iversary 20th Ann → 19 new funds 72 scholarships awarded in the amount of $119,604 1 → 991 2011 $ 16.3 million in assets 19 board members 4 → → Lyman was especially interested in “We can’t dictate what will be scholarships. He was very excited important in the future. We about what the foundation was must have confidence in the capable of offering the community leaders on the board that they for education. have the best interests of the community in mind,” Lyman “I believe in education. Not said. everybody has the same opportunities,” said Lyman. Lyman continues to be involved with the foundation Lyman and his wife Corbalou, and has encouraged many have established several funds others to do so as well. with the foundation, including the Aunt Ginny Fund that provides “What is particularly exciting financial assistance to children at is the potential we have. The Webb Elementary and Indian Creek future is limited only by what Intermediate schools. the volunteers are willing to give,” said Lyman. The Snyder’s funds also support the Humane Society of Johnson County, Hopewell Presbyterian Church and the Johnson County Historical Society. Above: Lyman Revealed: the millenium and Corbalou supported JCCF at They believe in passing a legacy the 2008 Starlight of caring and philanthropy onto Express Gala. Left: future family generations and have Carrying on the family tradition, established a fund specifically for the Snyder’s son, that purpose. Loren, attended the 2010 gala with Alexandra Miller. Far Lyman feels strongly that donors left: Lyman shares the book, The Giving Family: Raising should realize the importance of Our Children to Help Others, with his daughter, Ginger, at giving unrestricted funds to the the foundation’s annual meeting in 2005. foundation as well.

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■ Assets reached $12.5 ■ Added 20 new funds for ■ 1,653 individual, ■ Awarded 277 grants ■ Established Circle of million ■ Awarded a total of 175 ■ Launched corporate, nonprofit and totalling $669,925 ■ Friends annual giving $596,418 in grants CAPE (Community Alliances private foundation donors ■ Awarded 118 scholarships campaign ■ Realized 21.62% and scholarships to Promote Education) ■ Added 15 new funds for a totalling $132,773 ■ Added on endowment investments, ■ Received a $1.5 Launched the first town tund total of 190 ■ $13.8 million 19 new funds ■ Provided rebounding strongly from million grant from Lilly in Nineveh ■ Established in assets ■ Awarded 101 $30,661 in emergency global financial and Endowment to promote Legacy Society for planned grants totaling $547,458 ■ grants to nonprofit agencies economic crisis ■ Assets childhood literacy ■ giving ■ Realized 14.4% Awarded 144 scholarships hit hard by the 2008 flood reached $14.3 million ■ Completed thorough net return on endowment totalling $299,190 ■ that devastated Johnson Further developed Youth review of investment investments ■ Received Honored president and CEO, County ■ Conducted Philanthropy Initiative of process ■ Further grew MOTT Foundation grant Sandy Daniels, who retired thorough analysis of Johnson County (YPIJC) Nonprofit Resource in recognition of strong after 16 years of service investment process to ■ Continued partnerships Library ■ Held record governance ■ Raised ■ Collaborated to open best weather economic with Franklin College and number of nonprofit $70,000 at sell-out gala for the Arms of Life Fund for challenges. Leadership Johnson County to workshops. operating. railroad safety equipment. provide nonprofit workshops. 5 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Since 1992, the Johnson Revealed: causes that matter County Community One of the most important activites of the foundation is to support innovative solutions to today’s issues through grants. Grant applications are reviewed by an Foundation has unveiled advisory committee of local volunteers who are knowledgeable and involved in more than $6 million in the community. Grantmaking priorities are based on input from the community and a periodic community needs assessment. Grants are awarded in all areas of grants in our county. the county to many of the humanitarian, educational and cultural organizations in this remarkable county we call home. We love supporting the causes that matter to people in our community.

With a Community Impact grant, the foundation helped provide safe transportation for children in the Arthur Baxter YMCA Summer Day Donors who give to unrestricted funds, Camp program at the Gathering Place. The camp served 150 Johnson help the foundation meet the most County children in 2010. pressing needs in our community and support programs that make a big impact. Below are the grants that were given from the Unrestricted Community Impact Fund in 2010.

2010 Community Impact Grants

Unrestricted Community Impact Fund SAWS Servants at Work of Johnson County $5,000 Concordia Lutheran Church $540 Prevent Blindness Indiana $1,288 To provide funding for wheelchair ramps to needy To support the Kids Against Hunger program To fund children’s vision screenings for 300 students in individuals and families in Johnson County Johnson County Senior Services $5,000 Johnson County elementary and middle schools Gateway Services $7,500 To support the maintenance of Johnson County Community Involvement in Learning $1,500 To provide matching support to preserve service Senior Services transportation vehicles for seniors To fund personal technology to assist third-grade capacity and potentially expand and enhance their White River Rotary – Greenwood $1,000 services students to advance their education learning experience To support the Rotary Rocks art event at Hickory Stick Reach for Youth $2,000 Johnson County Community Organizations Golf Club To fund Teen Court, a diversion program for the Active in Disasters $3,000 Twenty First Century Scholars Johnson County Juvenile Probation Department To provide nationally recognized disaster training and of Central Indiana $4,000 disaster response supplies for Johnson County Connect2Help $4,200 To provide supportive programming to 6 -12th grade To help facilitate connections between people who Turning Point $2,000 students in Johnson County need human services and those who provide them To provide needed financial support to victims of Franklin Senior Center $1,500 domestic violence Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra $880 To purchase computers for a computer lab for Franklin To help support arts and culture programs for youth in Christian Help, Inc. $5,000 seniors Johnson County To provide rent assistance and case management to Interchurch Food Pantry $2,800 families in Johnson County Arthur Baxter YMCA $5,000 To purchase exhaust fans for the building and for the To help provide safe and necessary transportation Greenwood Public Library $600 Feinstein Challenge of the children who participate in the Summer Day To support the production of a marketing DVD to Central IN Land Trust, Inc. $5,000 educate people about the Greenwood Public Library Camp program at the Gathering Place To pursue the acquisition of 110 acres in southern Habitat for Humanity of Johnson County $5,000 Alternative Care Experience $5,000 Johnson County for a conservation area To help with the Edinburgh build To support Franklin’s after school program Boys & Girls Club of Franklin $5,000 Johnson County Historical Society $1,838 Greenwood Senior Citizens Center $1,610 To support the increased transportation cost to bus To provide a professional hanging system for the To support the maintenance of a van to transport students to the club museum’s front gallery and for two featured artist seniors Franklin Symphonic Council $500 exhibits opening in 2011 Johnson County Chapter To support the Tunes and Taste Program to benefit Franklin Heritage, Inc. $310 of the IU Alumni Association $500 community cultural programs To provide accessibility to those who are held back by To support the “Education Brings You the World” physical barriers, giving them an equal opportunity to program both enjoy and perform on the stage of the Artcraft 6 Rose Marie Stiffler was the assistant director of the Johnson County Public Library in 1992 when they received the first grant ever ($523) from the foundation. The grant was used to train the volunteers of the adult learning program. The training was for the volunteers to learn how to tutor more than one person at a time, because there was so much interest in the program. “This was a major event in our lives at the library. We were so grateful,” said Rose Marie. “Without the foundation, we could not have done this.” JCCF awarded its very first grant Rose Marie said that Mary Alice Birkla was the energy behind reviving the library’s adult in 1992 to the Johnson County learning program. At the time, the library was not allowed to use their budget for this Public Library to train volunteers program, so they applied for the grant. Rose Marie, who still tutors at the Adult Learning for the adult learning program. Center, said that this grant began the renewal of the program at the library and eventually led to its tremendous success. Article by Megan Mattingly, JCCF intern

2010 Grant Recipients by Fund

Please note: The endowments and other funds administered by the foundation might not make grants in a particular year. There are a number of possible reasons for this including donor recommendations, lack of a qualifying grantee or candidate, giving an endowment time to grow for the future, etc. To follow is a list of grant recipients, amount of grant and purpose of the grant, listed by the fund gifting each grant for 2010:

Alexander Hamilton Chapter of NSDAR Fund Beeson Church Fund Director’s Fund Johnson County Historical Society $331 Shiloh Community Church $2,500 Johnson County Community Foundation $1,390 To provide a professional hanging system for the To provide general operating support To provide general operating support musuem’s front gallery and for the two featured artist Grace United Methodist Church $2,500 Greenwood Senior Citizens Center $1,390 exhibits opening in 2011 To provide general operating support To support to maintenance of a van to transport seniors

Alma Maley and John W. Graham Memorial Fund Blankenship Family Patriotic Fund Education in Drugs, Narcotics, and Alcohol Fund Edinburgh Wright-Hageman Public Library $625 Franklin Parks & Recreation $1,026 Center Grove Community School Corporation $200 To support the library’s community outreach To support the Norm P. Blankenship Fireworks display To support drug and alcohol education and educational programs in literacy, preschool readiness, technology and other community benefit Edinburgh Community School Corporation $200 Community Alliance to Promote Education Fund To support drug and alcohol education programming Franklin College $3,661 Franklin Community School Corporation $200 To provide program support for the CAPE program Anonymous Fund To support drug and alcohol education Franklin Heritage, Inc. $690 Corporate Cup Challenge Fund Indian Creek High School $200 To provide accessibility to those who are held back by Living Bread, Inc. $3,500 To support drug and alcohol education physical barriers and give them an equal opportunity to To provide general operating support Greenwood Community School Corporation $200 both enjoy and perform on the stage of the Artcraft Children’s Bureau/ACT Services $3,500 To support drug and alcohol education St. Thomas Clinic $500 To provide general operating support Whiteland Community High School $200 To provide general operating support To support drug and alcohol education Interchurch Food Pantry $500 Daniel Mercer Special Project Fund To provide general operating support Boundless Design $1,875 Elizabeth Adams Fund The Refuge, Inc. $500 To publish Franklin Community Schools book project Johnson County Community Foundation $287 To provide general operating support IBJ Book Publishing $3,555 To provide general operating support To publish Franklin Community Schools book project Aunt Ginny Fund Elmon and Lucile G. Williams Fund Indian Creek Intermediate School PTO $283 Daniel P. Mercer Family Fund Reach for Youth $3,000 To provide financial assistance to students for clothes, Indiana Bulls $1,500 To fund Teen Court, a diversion program for the school trips and other special needs Johnson County Juvenile Probation Department To support the Bulls Scholarship Program Indian Creek Elementary School $283 Franklin College $3,000 To provide financial assistance to students for clothes, Dick and Janet Martin Fund To support the Law Day Seminar school trips and other special needs Whiteland Community High School Class Leadership Johnson County $2,500 Webb Elementary School $566 of 2011 Post-Prom Committee $2,000 To support the LJC Quality of Life Program Day To provide financial assistance to students for clothes, To support the Whiteland High School Class of 2011 school trips and other special needs Post Prom activities continued . . . 7 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

2010 Grant Recipients by Fund cont . . .

Embarq Educational Excellence Fund Pat Van Valer Donor Advised Fund Johnson County Community Foundation $1,908 Johnson County Community Foundation $1,000 To support the YPIJC grant program To support the Circle of Friends program Franklin College $2,000 Golfing for good: Lee Ann Wilbur, Elaine Pesto, Erin FCHS Musical Endowment Fund To provide general operating support Davis and Crystal Ashbrook participated in the first Franklin Community High School $500 Greenwood Public Library $500 Give Back Girls golf outing held in August. The event To support the FCHS spring musical To provide general operating support supported Leadership Johnson County, JCCF and the Orchard School Foundation $500 Education in Drugs Narcotics and Alcohol Fund. Give Back Gals Fund To provide general operating support in memory of Leadership Johnson County $1,569 Agency Funds Ruth Lilly To provide general operating support Athenaeum Foundation $500 Center Grove Education Foundation Fund Johnson County Community Foundation $1,569 To provide general operating support Center Grove Education Foundation $977 To support the drug and alcohol education fund Franklin College $2,000 2010 Distribution To support the renovation of the Richardson Chapel at Grimmer Family Fund Franklin College Franklin United Methodist Home Agency Fund Franklin College $250,709 Franklin UM Community $6,383 To support the Grimmer Scholarship Fund at Franklin To provide general operating support College PSI Energy/Cinergy Foundation Fund Johnson County Community Foundation $873 To provide general operating support Flags for Greenwood Agency Endowment Fund Herschel and Mary Mason Children’s Fund Flags for Greenwood $674 Prevent Blindness Indiana $352 To provide support for patriotic flags in Greenwood To fund children’s vision screenings for 300 students in Ralph Henry Trust Fund Johnson County elementary and middle schools Greenwood United Methodist Church $1,420 To provide general operating support Franklin Symphonic Council Fund Franklin Symphonic Council $5,000 Jim Boggs Memorial Fund Franklin College $1,420 Center Grove Band Boosters $537 To provide general operating support To provide support to the Concert in the Park program To support to Center Grove Band Boosters to benefit the band and winter guard Reis-Nichols Fund Girls Inc. of Franklin Fund Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra $620 Girls Inc. of Franklin $1,414 To provide general operating support Kate Comiskey Memorial Fund To help support arts and culture programs for youth in Brown County High School $500 Johnson County To assist needy students at Brown County High School Greenwood Community School Corporation Royal Oak Youth Golf Fund Endowment Fund Greenwood Community School Corporation $1,293 LeMasters Fund Center Grove Community School Corporation $282 Historical Society of Burlington, Vermont $100 To provide support to the golf program of Center To provide general operating support To provide general operating support Grove Community Schools and to make golf equipment and education available for needy youth Humane Society of Johnson County Hopewell Presbyterian Church $205 Humane Society of Johnson County $370 To provide general operating support Southwest SCORE Playground Project Fund To support programs and services and promote the Humane Society of Johnson County $205 Countryside Play Structures $20,000 welfare of our community’s animals To provide general operating support To fund new playground equipment at Southwest Johnson County Historical Society $205 Elementary School Johnson County Historical Society Fund To provide general operating support Johnson County Historical Society $617 St. Pierre Family Youth Leadership Fund To support the acquisition and growth of historical Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Johnson County Community Foundation $830 collections for the Johnson County Musuem Promotional Grant Fund To support the Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Murray & Associates $4,000 Johnson County Johnson County Youth Connections To support two FAFSA days in Johnson County Youth Connections Johnson County $232 W.B. and Mary Katherine Smith Endowed Fund 2010 Distribution Lucile G. Williams Gift Fund Johnson County Community Foundation $17,456 Johnson County Community Foundation $6,576 To support the Community Impact grants program Rotary Club of Greenwood Scholarship Agency Fund To provide general operating support Greenwood Rotary Club $1,540 William T. and Joan Murphy Fund 2010 Distribution Marie Pitcher Fund Johnson County Community Foundation $100 Franklin Symphonic Council $1,153 To support the Circle of Friends program Tara Treatment Center Agency Endowment Fund To provide general operating support Tara Treatment Center $113 Windhorst Family Fund in Memory of Frona Mary 2010 Distribution Orris and Patsy Hughes Fund Griffith Prevent Blindness Indiana $109 Pleasant Valley Church, Inc. $2,462 The Greenwood Rotary Club Fund To fund children’s vision screenings for 300 students in To support church operations and ministry program Greenwood Rotary Club $25 Johnson County elementary and middle schools 2010 Distribution 8 Grant Guidelines The Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Johnson County (YPIJC) is the first countywide program to equip How to Apply young people with opportunities, resources, mentors and tools to solve serious community issues while developing a lifelong commitment to philanthropy. We encourage contact between grant YPIJC provides grant money for youth-led service projects, with seekers and foundation staff before, grants ranging between $50 and $500. Grants are awarded to 501(c) during and after the proposal review (3) nonprofit organizations process. We provide applicants with and other groups including general advice about our process and community organizations, funding priorities. Grant seekers must use our grant application and established schools, classrooms, religious annual grant cycles. However, we are organizations and youth responsive to emergency needs or time groups. sensitive opportunities, so contact us at any Grant applications are time. available upon request at Youth Connections, Purdue To be eligible, an organization must Extension Johnson County qualify under the regulations of the U.S. Treasury codes as a nonprofit.T he office, Johnson County Community Foundation or Bradley Denton and Carah Austin, members of the YPIJC, community foundation works to further volunteered to at the Interchurch Food Pantry for the charitable projects in compliance with online at www.jccf.org. holidays. these regulations, as well as in compliance with nondiscrimination practices.

Nonprofits may make a letter of inquiry 2010 Youth Awarded Grants that contains a brief statement of needs and enough information about the project J.C. Youth in Philanthropy Endowed for us to determine if a formal application Whiteland Community High School $200 Hoosier Hotshots 4-H Club $250 To support the Whiteland FFA Adopt a Family is necessary. If so, we will provide you To provide support for the club to Adopt a Family program with an application and comprehensive at Christmas Whiteland Community High School $100 guidelines. Clark Pleasant Community School Corp $350 To support the Whiteland FFA Animal Shelter To support the Warrior Wardrobe project project For additional information Girl Scout Troop 2573 $350 Whiteland Community High School $150 To support the troop’s community service To support the Whiteland PEER Helpers Above regarding our grant guidelines visit projects the Influence program our website at www.jccf.org. Boy Scout Troop #228 $400 Whiteland Community High School $250 To support Michael Mull’s Eagle Scout project for To support the Whiteland PEER Helpers Blankets the Franklin Boys and Girls Club of Comfort program Whiteland Community High School $500 Whiteland Community High School $300 To support the “History Makers of the Future To support the Whiteland PEER Helpers Christmas Program” Angels program Boys & Girls Club of Franklin $250 Whiteland Community High School $450 To support the youth organized Christmas Angels To support the Whiteland PEER Helpers 4th program grade mixer Indian Creek Middle School $274 Whiteland Community High School $450 To support the student council for the Braves To support the Whiteland PEER Helpers Operation Service Invasion program Exploration program Indian Creek Middle School $250 Boy Scout Troop #265 $111 To support the ICMS Veterans Day program To support Xander Woolsey’s Eagle Scout Project Grace Bible Church $400 for Gleaner’s Food Bank To support the ‘Mazing Mulch’ youth group Tara Treatment Center is one of many agency funds with project the foundation. Donations to agency funds provide Girls Inc. of Franklin $150 ongoing operating support to the drug and alcohol To support the sisterhood program rehabilitation center. 9 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Steve and Sandy Spencer Jim and Beth Admire 2010 Starlight Express Roaring 20s was the Cat’s Meow!

The 2010 Starlight Express Roaring Gala Flashback 20s Experience brought out the best in Johnson County philanthropy. Guests to The Starlight Express Gala was the 16th Annual Starlight Express Gala launched in 1995 to raise funds for generously donated more than $60,000 to JCCF on November 13. Funds raised help the foundation’s operating fund. support a variety of community initiatives The above photo features Sandy throughout the year.

Daniels, then executive director, The event drew 300 individuals who and Bud Herron, current board were treated to 1920’s-themed décor, chair. Both were instrumental in food, auctions and entertainment. The lively commentary by RTV6’s own Rafael the foundation’s success. Sanchez set the tone for an enjoyable evening of hors d’oeuvres, gourmet food and chocolate raspberry torte for dessert. For the first time ever, JCCF utilized the services of BidPal for the silent auction. Guests were entranced as they bid for priceless items electronically. Terry Blair and Dale Hughes showed off Christys of Indiana their BidPal iPod Touch devices used for capped off the silent auction bidding. evening by helping raise thousands of dollars during the live auction.

Those who attended went home happy and satisfied with the Roaring 20s Experience. Board the Starlight Express in 2011, and we will have a ball! Above: Richard and Becky Wertz; Above right: Steve and Anne Young; Right: Gala Special Thanks Mandy Martin, Jane 5 Star Dance Studio Monarch Beverage Company Hughey, Veronica Eddy Bargersville Liquor Padgett’s Signs & Designs and Mitzi Martin. Christys of Indiana, Inc. JP Parker Flowers, Inc. DESIGNations Rafael Sanchez Freedom 95.9 (WFDM) Phil Smith Photography Indy City GiftBaskets The Flower Market Jonathan Byrd’s Tri Delta Volunteers Lakeside Sounds DJ 10 Gala Platinum Sponsor 2010 Gala Donors to the Operating Fund Johnson Heating • Cooling • Plumbing

Heating • Cooling • Plumbing ® Galap Sa“Fixedp Righthire or S It’spo Free!”nsor Indiana Bank & Trust Co. Bill and Fran Oakes St. Francis Medical Group Indiana Downs Old Oakland Golf Club Indiana Eye Clinic Ossip Optometry Indiana Live Casino Padgett's Signs & Designs Indiana State Fairgrounds Panera Bread Indiana State Museum Mayor Fred and Michelle Paris Gala Gold Sponsors Indianapolis Museum of Art Bob and Chris Paternoga Indiana Repertory Theatre David Payne and Garnet Caterpillar Daily Journal/South Magazine Brian Biehn, Rafael Sanchez, Jennifer Clark, Gail Richards and Indianapolis Symphony Vaughan Ron Griesemer Indianapolis Zoo Barb Perley First Merchants Bank The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd. Robert and Elaine Pesto Franklin College A Piece of Cake Phil and Lauren Daniels Joe and Jill Jansen Pet Supplies Plus A Trophy Business Ike and Kelsey DeClue Jared – The Galleria of Jewelry Tom Peters Heartland Community Bank Dean and Dorcas Abplanalp Ed and Judy Deiwert John Strickland Studio PeyBack Foundation Mid America Health, Inc. Jim and Beth Admire Deppe Fredbeck & Boll Bill and Anissa Johnson Piper's Grand Manor The Skillman Corporation AirTran Airways DESIGNations Johnson Heating Cooling & Kevin and Sheila Poad The Vectren Foundation Anytime Fitness Desperate Housewives Show Plumbing Doug and Reagan Potter Aqua Systems The Diamond Office Jonathan Byrd's John and Mary Price Augustino's Italian Restaurant John and Sandy Ditmars Jeff and Brenna Joyce Don and Freida Ragan Gala Silver Sponsors Chuck Bailey Don and Pam Sanders Ryan Keener Craig and Olivia Reed Baker & Daniels LLP Ken and Linda Baldwin Gary and Nancy Dorman Kevin Kehlbeck Reis-Nichols Jewelers Community Heart & Vascular Bargersville Liquor Dennis Drake Amy Kelsay Mark and Gail Richards John Barker Gordon Dunn and Dolores Kern Palmer Interiors Abby Richards and Josh Hoffman Admire & Newcomb Steve and Jeannie Barnett McGovern-Dunn Bill and Jennifer Kiesel Jacobs Johnson Memorial Hospital Bill Barrett Veronica Eddy John and Pat Kneebone Rick Wilson Art Studio Mutual Savings Bank Steve and Debbie Bechman Eiteljorg Museum Larry and Shari Koenes Robert's Salon and Spa Old National Bank Tricia Bechman Charlie and Jayne Farber Justin and Amy Koenes Bill and Candy Roberts Dr. Bruce and Sherry Bender Eric Feathers Walter and Janette Koon Brad and Natalie Roberts Raymond James & Associates – Best Chocolate in Town Amber Fentz Jon and Shari Krutulis Marsha Robinson Dean Abplanalp Jakim Bialek and Nicol Miner Franklin College Diane Ladd Royal Pin Leisure Centers Sherman & Armbruster, LLP Brian Biehn and Jennifer Clark Franklin Heritage/Artcraft Letterman Show Mike Sams Waddell & Reed, Inc. – Janette Koon Big Splash Adventure Franklin Insurance Agency Kiley Leugers Rafael Sanchez Susie Bixler Frechette Eye Care Gary and Barbara Lewis Donald and Pam Sanders Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Diane Black Eric and Jan Fredbeck Lee Ann Logan Jack and Lydia Sandlin Crematory Rosie Black Daniel and Molly Frische Martha Mahoney John and Marilyn Schilling Terry Blair Mark and Edie Garriott Mallow Run Winery Maleta Schmidt Craig and Jill Bland Generations Collision Service Market Street Inn B & B John and Chris Schocke Shawn Sullivan Laura Boyce Ben and Jenni Gill Mandy Martin Doris Scroggins Summerfield ACE Hardware Alan and Barb Bryan Ruslana Gnativ Mitzi Martin and Jeff Atwood Sea Breeze Winery Scarlett Syse Buca di Beppo Grand Victoria Casino Richard and Macie Martin Kelli Searles Greg and Kate Taylor Build-A-Bear Workshop Granite America Christian and Michelle Maslowski Lauren Sell TC Realtors Tim Bullock Greenwood Animal Clinic Megan Mattingly Michael and Allyson Sever The Flower Market Woody and Volly Burton Greg Raymond, D.D.S. Chris and Hannah McAdams Steve and Alma Shaul Tri Delta Volunteers Scott Byrne Ron and Lisa Griesemer McCarty Mulch Angela Shaul Townhouse Gifts Canary Creek Cinemas John and Barb Grimmer RJ and Karla McConnell John and Kim Shell Bruce and Melinda Townsend Josh Carrico Steve and Lynn Halfaker Mary McConnell Ryan Shell and Charity Jones John and Stephanie Travis CenturyLink Rick and Tammy Hall Karen McCoy Pat and Pam Sherman United Consulting Carol Chappel Kevin Harrison Chad and Emily McCullough Rob Shilts Urban Euphoria The Children's Museum of Mike and Kelly Heffner McGee & Company Fine Jewelers Tandy Shuck Pat Van Valer Indianapolis Mayor Charles and Donna Bryan and Yvonne McKay Greg and Linda Simons Kim Van Valer Derrick and Jeanene Christy Henderson McNamara Florist Gina Sims Vera Bradley Christys of Indiana, Inc. Rob and Brandi Henderson Trent and Cookie McWilliams Phil Smith Photography Andy and Yvonne Walker Cincinnati Reds Bob and Paula Heuchan The Melting Pot Restaurant Smokey Bones Julie Wallpe City of Franklin Larry and Jodie Heydon Mike's Carwash Lyman and Corabalou Snyder Keith and Angie Walls Bob and Cindy Clark Hickory Stick Golf Club John and Barb Miller Loren Snyder and Alexandra Miller Joe and Julie Waltermann Clark Appliances Hilliard Lyons – Lyman A. Snyder Jackie Miller, Mary Kay Consultant Steve and Sandy Spencer The Wampler House B & B Clearview Farm Scott and Letha Hines Josh and Kim Minton Patty Spitler Chuck and Suzanne Wells Matt and Abby Clemens Lee and Helen Hodgen Susie Misiniec Art Spooner and Deb Walton Craig and Julie Wells Russell and Kathy Conaway Katie Hokenson Mike Mitzner – Hillview Country Club Spotlight Strategies Richard and Becky Wertz Conner Prairie Holcomb Observatory and David and Nicole Mize Michael and Betty St. Pierre White River Twp. Fire Dept. Brent and Megan Corey Planetarium Monarch Beverage Step Back In Time Lee Ann Wilbur Christina Cosner Holiday World and Splashin' Safari Rick Montgomery Julie Stephenson John and Whitney Wilkowski Courtyard by Marriott Hoosier Jewelry Joe and Cheryl Morphew Billy and Shannon Stevens Williams, Barrett & Wilkowski, LLP Doug Cox Ernie and Paula Huber Jason Morrow John and Pat Stevens Claude and Barbara Wood Stan Cramer Dale Hughes Patrick and Kristin Murphy Doug and Elaine Stewart Bob and Nancy Wright Ken and Rosemary Cunningham Jane Hughey Mutual Savings Bank StonyCreek Golf Club Yellow Rose Carriages Daily Journal/South Magazine Imagination Station National Bank of Indianapolis Gary and Anna Stringer Steve and Anne Young Jon and Sandy Daniels Indiana American Water Newport Aquarium Barry and Charlotte Sullivan Javier and Dora Zarazua

Please note: All donors to the operating fund from the 2010 Starlight Express Gala are listed here, including donors, sponsors, attendees and voiunteers. 11 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

The Johnson County Indicates new fund started in 2010 JCCF Funds Community Foundation is the home of more than Unrestricted Community Impact Fund – Estab- Benevolent Protective Order of Elks No.1818 lished and grown by pooled gifts from Johnson County Fund – Established by the Franklin Elks to support 230 funds established community members and others to support community various charitable organizations needs and opportunities in the areas of education, by donors to fund their health and human services, arts and culture, and com- Blankenship Family Fund – Established by munity development Mayor Norman and Linda Blankenship to fund Frank- philanthropic passions. lin’s patriotic displays and activities Dean Abplanalp Fund – Established by Dean Abplanalp to provide operating support to the Johnson Jim Boggs Memorial Fund – Established by JCCF County Community Foundation Board on its 10th anniversary to memorialize JCCF founder James A. Boggs and to support Center Grove Elisabeth Adams Fund – Established by the JCCF Band Boosters Clark Pleasant Community School Corporation board in appreciation of an intern from Franklin College Fund – Established by the corporation to encourage and to provide stipends to future interns Elba L. and Gene Portteus Branigin Fund – Estab- community support of its programs lished by the Branigin Foundation to provide operating Hugh K. and Eleanor D. Andrews Family Fund – support to the Johnson County Community Foundation Kate Comiskey Memorial Fund – Established by Established via a charitable remainder trust to support a Steve and Nancy Comiskey, this fund will provide finan- variety of community needs cial assistance to students in the Nineveh-Hensley-Jack- Willard Bridgewater son and Brown County school systems for educational, Anonymous Fund – Established by an anonymous donor Children’s Fund – Established health or personal needs through the will of Willard Tom and Sue Armor Family Fund – Established by Bridgewater, to provide support Community Alliance to Promote Education Tom and Sue Armor to support the full range of com- to organizations and programs (CAPE) Fund – Established with a gift from Lilly munity needs and will encourage the Armor family to that serve children and their Endowment to support the CAPE program in Johnson actively participate in impactful philanthropy families who do not have the County, a program that systematically targets and financial ability to meet their improves early childhood literacy in partnership with educational, physical, social and/ Franklin College Arms of Life Fund – Estab- or developmental needs lished by JCCF to encourage Corporate Cup Challenge Fund – Established to community wide support for provide support for programs or activities that fulfill chari- the purchase and installation Wilma I. and Melvin S. Bush Fund – Established by table activities consistent with the mission and purposes of railroad crossing signals for the Bushes’ daughters, Kathie Weddle and Karen Run- of the foundation unmarked crossings nebohm, in honor of their parents and to support the preschool program of Fletcher Place Community Center Mason and Shinako Cox Memorial Fund – Established by Rena Cox in memory of her parents, the Artcraft Theatre Fund – Marian Callon Fund – Established by Marian Callon, fund will provide operating or program support to the Established by Walter and this fund provides general operating support for the Humane Society of Johnson County Janette Koon to support reno- Trafalgar United Methodist Church vation and maintenance efforts of the historic theatre by Sandy Daniels Fund for Leadership in Philan- Franklin Heritage, Inc. Capacity Building Fund – Established by the Board thropy – Established by Pat Van Valer in honor of and funded by Lilly Endowment’s GIFT IV Challenge Sandy Daniels’ years of service to JCCF, Johnson County Artcraft Theatre Restoration Fund – Established Grant, this fund supports plans to build the technology, and the field of philanthropy to recognize individu- by Rob Shilts to promote support for the restoration of staffing and service structure of the foundation als or organizations annually who selflessly promote the historic Artcraft Theatre philanthropy Center Grove Trails Fund – Established by Anita Camp Atterbury Meditation Garden Fund – Knowles to fund the planning, building and mainte- Marian W. Davis Memorial Fund – Established by Established to provide support to re-build and maintain nance of trails and greenways in White River Township Sue Christiansen and Martha Hauser to provide support the Camp Atterbury Meditation Garden to Grace United Methodist Church in Franklin, Indiana for Central Indiana Land Trust, Inc. Fund – Estab- their annual Christmas Celebration Custer and Jessie Baker and Sally Carter Gillum lished with a gift from CILTI trustee, Ted Harris, to Fund – Established by Joseph and Ramona Carter to preserve natural spaces in the region Charles F. and Martha Deppe Fund – Established support a variety of charitable organizations by B.J. Deppe in memory of his parents Central Nine Career Center Fund – Established Jim and Mary Barnaby Family Fund – Established by by Central Nine to encourage community support of its Directors’ Fund – Established by the JCCF Board of Jim and Mary Barnaby programs Directors as a means for past, current and future board members to support the unrestricted grantmaking John K. and Merrilyn R. Bass Fund – Established program of the community foundation by John and Merrilyn Bass to support their church and Circle City Ringers Bell Fund other organizations – Established by an anonymous Education in Drugs, Narcotics and Alcohol donor to provide support to Fund – Established in the name of Robert Clark, drug Jeff and Sharon Beck Praise Acres Fund – Estab- the Circle City Ringers for the enforcement officer now deceased, to provide support lished by Jeff and Sharon Beck purchase of new bells and equip- to schools/governmental units for drug and alcohol ment as needed education, resources and scholarships Beeson Church Fund – Established by Margaret Bee- son, in memory of George, Nina, Katheryn and Margaret Embarq Educational Excellence Fund – Estab- Beeson, to support programs of the Shiloh Community Circle of Friends Fund – lished by Sprint, Inc. to provide grants to projects that Church and Grace United Methodist Church Established by the JCCF Board to advance educational excellence in youth help support annual giving to the JCCF operating fund 12 Emergency Fund – Established by the JCCF board to Alma Maley and John W. Graham Memorial support organizations in crisis Fund – Established by descendants of Alma Maley and John W. Graham for the Edinburgh Wright–Hageman Giving Options Bishop Edwin and Marion Garrison Fund – Estab- Public Library’s outreach and educational programs There are many ways to give. The lished by Marion Garrison in memory of her husband key is to find the best option for Greater Greenwood Trails Fund – Established by FCHS Musical Endowment Fund – Established by community members to provide support for trails in you. The community foundation Ray & Goldie Jones and the Elizabeth Jones families to Greenwood offers different types of funds support the Franklin High School Musical or to be used to best suit your particular needs at the music teachers discretion Greenwood Community School Corporation and wishes – and to accomplish Endowment Fund – Established by the corporation to Max and Lois Fitzpatrick Fund – Established by the encourage community support of its programs and make your giving goals and dreams. Fitzpatricks to support charitable organizations grants to teachers for special projects UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Franklin Community Schools Education Founda- Lowell B. & Edith G. Griffin and Raymond & T o meet ever changing needs tion – Established to provide financial support for items Carolyn Shatto Fund – Established to provide sup- and opportunities, donors place and activities in the school corporation port to education and religious needs through grants no restrictions on how these and scholarships Franklin Symphonic Council Fund – Established funds are to be used, leaving by the FSC board to encourage perpetual support of the Ted and Marcia Grossnickle Fund – Established by those decisions to the Grants Council and its community grant making the Grossnickles to support charitable organizations Committee and the Board of Directors of JCCF. Franklin Trails Expansion Fund – Established by the Hansen Pass-Thru Fund – Established by Brad Hansen Franklin Parks and Recreation Department to encourage to support the Janet Hansen Memorial Scholarship and to FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS community support for the maintenance and expansion other charitable organizations that Janet supported of Franklin’s historic greenway trails system Donors specify a broad or Alexander Hamilton Chapter NSDAR Historical specific purpose or eographicg Preservation Fund – Established by the chapter to sup- area for which the funds are port education programs and projects that pay homage to to be spent and the foundation veterans and/or preserve history makes grants to the most Alexander Hamilton NSDAR Good Citizens and appropriate programs or American History Essay Award Fund – Established organizations. Friends of Johnson County Agriculture Fund – by an anonymous donor to support the Daughters of Established by Jennifer Campbell’s Leadership Johnson the American Revolution–Alexander Hamilton Chapter’s DESIGNATED FUNDS County project group to provide support to all of the annual youth essay contest Johnson County agricultural community, including Donors create funds designated promoting and sustaining agriculture, supporting 4-H Marvin Dale Hamilton Endowment Fund – Estab- to provide support for one or and FFA programs, higher education opportunities, and lished by Michael Leland Hensch in memory of Marvin more specific organizations. future needs Hamilton, this fund provides scholarship support to deserving graduating male seniors of Indian Creek High DONOR ADVISED FUNDS School Donors create advised funds to Barbara Garton Fund – Established by former Senator Robert Garton to honor his wife and provide Max Carter and Iris Lucille Hardin Fund – Estab- achieve maximum convenience support to meet pressing community needs lished by Rebecca Tallman in memory of her parents and flexibility by making contributions at any time and Aunt Ginny Fund – Established by Lyman and Kay and Bob Heiskell Family Fund – Established by then making recommendations Corbalou Snyder and friends of Virginia Mullinix as a Tim and Patty Kegley surprise for her 85th birthday and for financial assistance to specific charitable institutions to children at Webb Elementary and Indian Creek Inter- Ralph Henry Trust Fund – Established to support and causes that communicate the mediate schools Franklin College and Greenwood United Methodist individual’s or family’s charitable Church values. Girls Gone Generous (GGGs) Fund– Established by JCCF and funded by GGG members for programs to Hicks Family Fund – Established by David and Pam AGENCY OR Organization support women and girls Hicks to perpetuate the Hicks family charitable interests FUNDS and community service values and allow future family generations to participate in the legacy of caring An agency or organization may Give Back Gals – create a fund for ongoing support Established to give Historic Franklin Greenway Trail Endowed for operations and programs. women a way to give Fund – Established by Suzanne Findley to encourage Anyone at anytime may make back to the community community support for perpetual maintenance of the through an all ladies trails system contributions to the funds. golf outing SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Holiday Lighting Fund – Donors create a fund to provide Eugene and Marilyn Established by Dean Abplanalp scholarships so that deserving Glick Fund – Established by the Eugene and Marilyn to support the annual holiday Glick Foundation to celebrate their 50th wedding and display in downtown Franklin students may pursue the education business anniversary and support Central Nine Career they desire. Donors can specify Center’s Building Trades Program Holiday Lighting Current eligibility criteria, specific schools Needs Fund – Established to and/or areas of study. Good Cheer of Johnson County Fund – Estab- provide support for downtown lished to perpetuate support for the county’s needy holiday lighting displays in Franklin continued . . . 13 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership Cayman Jarvis with his grandparents, For some families, knickknacks, stories and Mike and Sandy Jarvis. heirlooms are passed from generation to generation, but for the Jarvis family, it’s philanthropy. Mike and Sandy Jarvis have been active “The foundation spins out and in the community since they moved to touches a lot of different areas Franklin in 1983. and groups. They fill a void in the community,” said Mike. “When you live in a community, you have to contribute,” Mike said. “Everyone has In 1997, Sandy started the Johnson this responsibility.” County 4-H Endowed Fund at the donate to something small as well.” foundation in honor of Mike to continue Mike and Sandy were founding members to grow and support the activities of the In 2006 Cayman decided to host a of the Johnson County Community 4-H organization forever. basketball tournament fundraiser in his Foundation, have been board members driveway. Around the same time, Cayman’s and have served on many committees. Growing up and watching his good friend Tyler Genneken was diagnosed grandparents and parents actively with Acute Lymphoctic Leukemia. Foundations are hard to start and it involved in the community, Cayman takes a lot of commitment because Jarvis picked up the philanthropy gene. While visiting Tyler at Riley Children’s there are nay-sayers out there who don’t Hospital, Cayman noticed that many of see benefits, Mike said. However, he “I saw that my grandparents and parents the toys were broken and pieces were credited Sandy Daniels with keeping a were involved and charitable,” Cayman missing from games and puzzles. strategic focus supporting projects in this said. “They were giving, especially to community. smaller causes such as individuals. I Cayman chose to send the money he picked it up and figured out I could raised to The Cheer Guild, a volunteer

JCCF Funds continued . . . Indicates new fund started in 2010

H.O.P.E. of Edinburgh Fund – Established to provide Johnson County Club of 100 Fund – Established County veterans to and from Roudebush VA Hospital financial support for items and activities that are being by community members to provide immediate financial and to provide support for licensed drivers as needed impacted by educational funding cutbacks in the Edin- assistance to families of police or fire fighters that lost burgh Community School Corporation their lives in the line of service Johnson County Youth Connections Fund – Established by Pat and Beverly Van Valer to support Orris and Patsy Hughes Fund – Established by Or- Johnson County Community Foundation Youth Connections ris and Patsy Hughes to support a variety of needs Fund – Established by the board of directors and grown through gifts from community donors, this Scarlett Autumn Kapke Memorial Fund – Estab- fund will provide perpetual support for operations and lished in Scarlett’s memory by her grandparents, Terry Humane Society of programs of JCCF to meet ever increasing needs of our and Louise Hogan, to support the Greenwood Public Johnson County Fund community Library children’s division – Established by Margaret Beeson to support the Johnson County Historical Society Fund – Estab- Frank Kasting Fund – Established via bequest, this Humane Society’s mission lished by Jim and Carolyn Dresslar on behalf of Dresslar fund shall support the First Presbyterian Church of Manufacturing Company for the Johnson County Franklin’s maintenance of the pipe organ Historical Society’s acquisition and growth of museum Independence Park Fund – Established by Chris collections Lawrence Family Fund – Established by Albert Johnston with the Johnson County Parks Department Lawrence to provide support to agencies and programs to support park repairs Johnson County Transitions Fund – Established to provide education, referral services and/or advocacy by Amanda Cooper to provide funding to organizations, for the treatment of those with mental illness. Interchurch Food Pantry of Johnson County programs and agencies that support individuals with dis- Fund – Established by the board of directors and abilities in Johnson County who are taking the next steps LeMasters Fund – Established by Lyman and Corbalou funded by an anonymous donor, this fund shall provide toward becoming more independent adults Snyder on behalf of their family in memory of J. Edwin a means for people in the community to support the LeMasters and Dora J. (Bobbie) LeMasters to support the ever–increasing demands for services provided by the Johnson County Warning Sirens Fund – Estab- Humane Society of Johnson County, Hopewell Presbyte- pantry for our county’s needy and hungry lished by the Johnson County emergency manage- rian Church, the Johnson County Historical Society and ment agency to encourage community-wide support the historical society serving Burlington, Vermont Mike and Sandy Jarvis Family Fund – Established to purchase and install tornado warning sirens in the by Mike and Sandy Jarvis unincorporated areas of the county Logsdon Family Fund – Established by Ivy and Louise Logsdon to support programs that strengthen Johnson County 4-H Fund – Established by Sandy Johnson County Veterans Fund – Established by adoptive families Jarvis in tribute to her husband, Mike Jarvis, to support the late Gene Robinson to raise funds for the purchase the 4-H program and operations of a van dedicated to transport Johnson 14 auxiliary that serves Riley Hospital for to create the tournament business plan he To date Cayman has Children and Indiana University Hospital follows. He is hoping that his plan will be by providing comfort and cheer to the franchised this year. raised $45,000 for Riley’s patients and families at both hospitals. Cheer Guild. Each year, “My first thought was to ‘franchise’ his “Cayman could have given the money to event by reaching out to other Indiana the amount raised has Riley itself and been recognized more,” kids who want to start their own said Troy, Cayman’s father. “However, he fundraising event,” said Heather Dawes, doubled, and 100 percent saw that a toy, game or puzzle was the director of The Cheer Guild. “We are goes to the Cheer Guild. only connection these children had to keeping it open to kids/groups who want being just a kid. It is an escape for these to start a 3 on 3 or who maybe only can kids. It could be that one game or toy that handle doing a very small free throw “He was the only kid there,” Mike said. makes the kid smile and have a positive competition to raise money. Each of the “And, he was the most applauded because experience,” said Troy. groups who participate will get credit he spoke right from the heart.” for their individual fundraising efforts, To date Cayman has raised around but within The Cheer Guild, we will It was surreal for Cayman and his family $45,000 for Riley’s Cheer Guild. Each capture these fundraising efforts under because Peyton Manning was also an year, the amount raised has doubled, and the ‘umbrella’ of Cayman & Tyler’s 3 on 3 award winner that night. In the program, 100 percent goes to the Cheer Guild. Basketball Tournament.” Dawes said. Cayman and Peyton’s philanthropy history are on the same page. Now, Mike and Sandy contribute by Even though Cayman doesn’t do this for helping their grandson. The three of them the recognition, he was honored at The The 3 on 3 tournament for Riley is held in ask local businesses for $500, $250 or $100 Association of Fundraising Professionals- June each year. For more information, email contributions for the tournament. Indiana Chapter Philanthropy Cayman at [email protected], Award Dinner. Cayman received the check out his Facebook or call at 979-1943. Cayman’s grandparents also helped him “Outstanding Youth Achievement Award.” Article by Megan Mattingly, JCCF intern

Debbie Long Memorial Fund – Established by Daniel P. Mercer Family Nineveh Community Fund – Established by the Wanda Long and family to provide support to the Fund – Established in memory Nineveh Community Group to support programs and Johnson County Public Library and the Johnson County of Daniel Mercer by Jeff and Pam projects to increase the quality of life and meet the Animal Shelter Mercer to make annual awards needs of Nineveh area residents for teenagers to participate in Manor Fund – Established for maintenance of the Indiana Bulls team and awards to Nonprofit Library Fund –Established by JCCF JCCF facilities local youth organizations to support a relevant and ever-growing collection of educational resources for area nonprofits via a library Dick and Janet Martin Fund – Established by the Daniel Mercer Special housed at JCCF Martins to support institutions, organizations and com- Project Fund – Established in munity projects memory of Daniel Mercer to benefit the FCHS Student Marie Pitcher Fund – Established to provide support Book writing special projects to various local charitable organizations

Herschel and Mary Winifred Powell Cancer Fund – Established by the Mason Fund – Established Margarett Runshe Million Fund – Established by daughters of Winifred M. Powell to further cancer educa- through the will of Mary Rick Chase, this fund supports the Johnson County 4-H tion, research and family/patient assistance Mason, to support the Indi- program and is in memory and appreciation of Marga- ana Masonic Home, the JC rett for her committed service to the 4-H Council PSI Energy/Cinergy Foundation Fund – Estab- Historical Society, The Chris- lished by PSI Energy via the Cinergy Foundation to sup- tian Chapel of Morgantown Peyton R. and Martha L. Vaughn Morris Fund port JCCF operations and community service programs and the Herschel and Mary – Established to receive earnings from a family partner- Mason Scholarship Fund ship, this fund will be donor advised by the Morris Public Schools’ Orchestra Fund – Established by Family to support a wide range of community needs Harold and Mildred Richardson to support orchestral Herschel and Mary and organizations education Mason Children’s Fund – Established by Mary Mason to support children’s educational, physical, or William T. and Joan Murphy Fund – Established Rainey Family Fund – Established by Dolores P. developmental needs by William and Joan Murphy for a range of charitable Rainey to support the Franklin Symphonic Council programs and church organizations Robbie Ray Family Fund – Established by the Ray Dolores McGovern-Dunn Fund – Established to Boyd Musgrave Memorial Fund – Established by family to support various charitable organizations in the provide JCCF operating support his family for annual awards to honor Johnson County community 4-H Clover Members who show swine at the fair continued . . . 15 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Whether you can Indicates new fund started in 2010 JCCF Funds continued . . . afford to give $5 or $5 million, every dollar is Redwood Fund – Established to provide support to St. Pierre Family Youth Leadership Fund – Es- the Fair Haven Foundation tablished in tribute to Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service’s important to the future 100th anniversary by Michael, Steven and Paul St. Reis-Nichols Fund – Established by Reis–Nichols Pierre to support leadership training and philanthropy of Johnson County. to youth through youth service organizations Rex Riessen ALS Support Fund – Established by Carrie Riessen and family to provide support for families Jon and Peggy Sutton Instrumental Music with ALS that live in Johnson County Fund – Established to provide support to the Green- wood Band Parents Organization, Inc. whose mission Anne T. Ritteman Fund – Established to benefit the is to assist the Greenwood Community High School St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and the St. Rose of Lima instrumental music program Elmon and Lucile G. Williams Fund – Established Catholic School in Franklin, Indiana in memory of Elmon Williams to promote responsible Sylvan Tackitt Fund – Established by Mr. Tackitt to citizenship and education of legal and ethical behavior Royal Oak Youth Golf Fund – Established by Ron honor his parents and grandparents, Mitchell W. and West on behalf of the club’s membership to support Blanche Steward Tackitt and Silas Wright and Martha Lucile G. Williams Gift Fund – Established by Lucile golf programs of Center Grove Community Schools Annetta Taylor Tackitt, and to support the renovation Williams for JCCF operations and community service of Banta Community Hall programs Dr. Don Scroggins Memorial Fund – Established by Doris Scroggins and supported by community col- C. Mark and Kathyleen E. Tompkins Family Washington Jefferson Williams Fund – Dedicat- leagues, friends and family in Dr. Scroggins’ memory Fund – Established in memory of Mark Tompkins to ed to the principles of freedom, citizenship and public support programs that advance the practice of law safety with emphasis on serving at-risk youth Seventy-two (72) Charities – Established to assist in building technology support for nonprofit corporations Tree of Caring – Established by Teresa Waltz to take Wildlife Conservation & Education Growing to further their missions care of those in need in the greater Trafalgar community Fund of Johnson County – Established by the At- throughout the Holiday Season and beyond terbury Fish and Wildlife Area to provide support to the Shaul Family Fund – Established by Steve Shaul to Atterbury Fish and Wildlife Area of the Indiana Depart- support a range of charitable organizations and com- ment of Natural Resources for outdoor education and munity needs Support Union sports and recruitment events Elementary Fund – Shirley Family Endowed Fund – Established in Established to provide Windhorst Family Fund in Memory of Frona honor of Robert Dale and Annette (Graves) Shirley financial support for items Mary Griffith – Established by Charles and Sarah to support the Interchurch Food Pantry of Johnson and activities that are being Windhorst in memory of Sarah’s mother to support the County, The Refuge and St. Thomas Clinic impacted by educational Pleasant Valley Church funding cutbacks at Union Elementary School in the Daniel C. and Eddie Lea Smajo Fund – Franklin Community School Corporation Genny Worsham Fund – Established by Genny in Established via bequest to support a wide range of loving tribute to her sister, Jean Grider, a recipient of community needs Gateway’s services, to fund Gateway Charles B. and Kathleen O. Van Nuys Family Aaron Zeiher Johnson County Sheriff’s Post W.B. and Mary Katherine Smith Endowed Fund – Established by Kathleen Van Nuys to support a Fund – Established by Richard and Amy Zeiher in Fund – Established by an anonymous donor in honor variety of charitable organizations of family ancestors to support worthwhile charitable memory of their son, this fund will provide support for the JC Sheriff’s Post, a youth leadership development organizations Beverly and Pat Van Valer Fund (U) – This fund is program for youth exploring law enforcement as a in memory of Dr. Harold Richardson Lyman A. and Corbalou A. Snyder Family career Endowed Fund – This is advised by the Snyder family Beverly and Pat Van Valer Fund (D) – Established to perpetuate the family’s charitable interests and allow by the Van Valers to provide operating and program AGENCY FUNDS future family generations to be involved in a legacy of support in perpetuity to the Johnson County Commu- Boys and Girls Club of Franklin caring and philanthropy nity Foundation Center Grove Band Boosters Center Grove Education Foundation Lyman A. and Corbalou A. Snyder Fund – Center Grove Scholarship Foundation Established by the Snyders to support charitable Ginger Van Valer Fund – First Presbyterian Church of Franklin organizations Established to honor Ginger’s many Flags for Greenwood years of community service and sup- Franklin College Mark E. and Amy L. Snyder Fund – Established port Greenwood beautification Franklin Community School Corporation by the Snyders to support their church and worthwhile Franklin Symphonic Council organizations Franklin United Methodist Community Pat Van Valer Donor Advised Girls Inc. of Franklin Southwest SCORE Playground Project Fund Fund – Established by Pat Van Valer, to support JCCF Greenwood Community School Corporation – Established to provide support to Southwest Elemen- and other charitable organizations Foundation tary School to build and maintain a playground at the Greenwood Parks & Recreation Southwest Elementary School site Volunteer Fair Fund – Established to help develop Johnson County Health Foundation volunteerism in Johnson County and bring together Johnson County Historical Society Endowment Special Needs Academic Camp for Kids volunteers in our community with nonrofit agencies Johnson County Youth in Philanthropy (SNACK) Fund – Established by Special Services of Morgan Trust Johnson County Schools to encourage community Brent Williams Memorial Fund – Established in Reach for Youth, Inc. support of a summer academic camp for special needs memory and celebration of Brent Williams’ life by his Rotary Club of Greenwood Scholarship children in the Center Grove School system, preventing Tara Treatment Center the decline of academic and skills progress made parents, Steve and Sherry Williams, to support youth with learning disabilities Turning Point during the regular school year United Way of Johnson County 16 SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Community Scholarship Fund– Established by the provide scholarships to graduating seniors from Frank- Sonya Baker-Hallett Tri Delta Fund – Established JCCF board to receive gifts for scholarships lin Community High School who are pursuing a college by Sonya Baker-Hallett for scholarships to Tri Deltas of degree in medicine, with a priority given to nursing Franklin College who exemplify Tri Delta’s mission of Mary H. Craig Memorial Journalism Scholarship advancing women’s education and philanthropy Fund – Established in memory of Mary H. Craig for Greenwood White River Rotary Scholarship scholarships to Franklin College journalism students Fund – Established by the Greenwood White River Albert Raphael and Alta May Barnett Scholar- Rotary Club to award scholarships for post–secondary ship Fund – Established in honor and memory of Richard H. Crosser Memorial Scholarship Fund education to graduating seniors of Center Grove High Albert Raphael and Alta May Barnett Family to support for Whiteland Community High School, and School graduating seniors from Edinburgh Community High Franklin Community High School – Established School by Richard Crosser, renamed by his company to “Me- Jim Halik “Kids Are Special People” Scholarship morial Scholarship” following his death, for scholarships Fund – Established in 2004 by Franklin school teachers to students from the respective schools and friends to honor the years of service of Jim Halik as Beeson Scholarship Fund – educator, this fund shall provide scholarships to deserv- Established to provide scholarships Davidson Brothers Scholarship Fund in Memory ing graduating seniors of Franklin Community High for qualified students graduating of Maurice and Eugenia Davidson – Established School who plan to pursue a teaching career from Johnson County, Indiana, High by Tom, Mike and Andy Davidson in honor of their Schools who are deserving of finan- parents to provide scholarships to deserving graduates Hamann Family Memorial Scholarship Fund cial assistance and who are likely of Greenwood Community High School to continue their – Established by the Hamann family to provide scholar- to succeed as college or university education via college and/or trade school ships to students in need of financial assistance for students post-secondary education Catherine Denney Memorial Scholarship Fund – Established by the first graduates of Leadership John- Diane Black Servant Leader Award Fund – son County and funded through the ongoing support Janet Hansen Memorial Edin- Established by the Leadership Johnson County Alumni of the LJC Alumni Association to provide scholarships burgh Scholarship Fund – Es- Association to provide LJC awards for LJC enrollees tablished to provide scholarships to graduating seniors from Edinburgh HPC Blackwell & Associates Education En- Dr. James Dixon Memorial Scholarship Fund High School dowed Scholarship Fund – Established to assist – Established by Deborah Dixon, with the support of members of the Hopewell Presbyterian Church to further family and friends, in memory of Dr. Dixon and his their post-high school education with special consider- dedication to education and community Ralph Henry Scholarship Fund – Provides scholar- ation given to education majors ships to deserving Greenwood High School seniors EAA Chapter 1354 Greenwood Pilots Associa- Earl Blemker Memorial Scholarship Fund – tion Aviation Scholarship Fund – Provides schol- Ethan C. Hertler Memorial Scholarship – Estab- Provides scholarships to Greenwood Community High arships to Johnson County residents or members of the lished to provide scholarships to Franklin Community School academic honors students to perpetuate the Greenwood Pilots Association who pursue a career as High School graduating seniors pursuing a degree in spirit of caring and leadership of Earl Blemker a commercial pilot, air transport pilot or aeronautical secondary math education engineering at a certified FAA–approved university John C. and Marie M. Borden Scholarship Kenneth Wayne Himsel Memorial Scholarship Fund – Established by Marie Borden for scholarships to Freda Eldridge Eck Memorial Scholarship – Fund – Established by family members to provide Johnson County students pursuing a degree in music or Established in memory of Freda Eldridge Eck to honor scholarships to Greenwood High School students with music education her character and resilience and to recognize graduates experience or interest in the National Guard or ROTC of Franklin Community High School and/or Central Nine student who demonstrate resilience and plan to pursue a Isom Pride Scholarship – Established by a group Clarence “Buck” Boyce, Jr. two or four-year degree at a college or university of teachers at Isom Elementary to honor a graduating Memorial Scholarship Fund senior who is an Isom Elementary alumnus – Established by Laura Boyce to Johnson County Fallen Officer Fund Established– provide scholarships to students by Douglas Cox to provide support to a graduating Johnson County Employee Relations Resources studying in the field of materials or senior from a Johnson County high school, planning to Association - Allen E. Grotke Scholarship – to mechanical engineering major in law enforcement provide scholarships to graduates from a public Johnson County high school, seeking a business-related, human Franklin Dollars for Scholars Fund – Supports resource or legal degree. Karl Bradlyn Memorial Schol- deserving students of Franklin High School arship Fund – Established in memory of Karl Bradlyn Johnson County Fair Board Scholarship Fund – for scholarships to seniors of area schools Franklin Rotary Club Scholarship Fund – Estab- Established to provide scholarships to 10-year Johnson lished by the Franklin Rotary Club County 4-H members Center Grove Scholarship Fund – Established by the Center Grove Scholarship Foundation to support Jed Moses Fulmer Scholarship Fund – Estab- Johnson County Community Foundation the scholarship program lished by Jay and Karen Fulmer in memory of their son, Scholarship Fund – Whiteland Community the fund provides scholarships to students pursuing a High School – Established to provide scholarships to Donald E. Clark Scholarship Fund – Established career in law enforcement who possess good sports- graduating seniors of Whiteland High School by the estate of Donald E. Clark to provide scholarship manship and leadership funds to Roncalli High School graduates who partici- Greg Lee, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund – Estab- pated in varsity football and are enrolling full-time in an lished by Greg Lee, Sr. and Cindy Driver to provide col- Indiana college Molly K. Gibson Memorial lege scholarships to Whiteland Community High School Scholarship Fund – Established students possessing good sportsmanship and leadership Roger Cliffe Memorial Scholarship Fund – by Bob and Pam Gibson, friends and Established by the alumni of the Marc Adams School family, to perpetuate Molly’s memory Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Pro- of Woodworking, Whiteland, IN, to provide scholarship and to provide scholarships for Frank- gram Fund – Established by Lilly Endowment Inc. to assistance to students enrolled in the school lin High School swim team members provide full-tuition scholarships to county residents

Kate Comiskey Memorial Scholarship Fund – Rick Machledt Memorial Fund – Established by Established by Steve and Nancy Comiskey in memory Nisha Grimm Memorial Scholar- Greenwood Community Schools to provide a scholar- of their daughter, a teacher, to provide scholarships to ship Fund – Established by Jerry and Sheron Miller ship to a senior active in the athletic program deserving graduates of Indian Creek High School and given in memory of Nisha Grimm, class of 1988, to continued . . . 17 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

JCCF Funds continued . . . Indicates new fund started in 2010

Mitzi Harris Martin Scholarship Fund – provides Refuge Scholarship Fund – Established to provide scholarships to deserving individuals already working scholarships to students of accredited institutions of in the long term healthcare field that wish to pursue an higher learning and in particular to graduates of Green- LPN or CNA designation wood High School who show strong academic achieve- ment, community service and financial need Herschel and Mary Mason Scholarship Fund – Established through the will of Mary Mason, this fund Jack W. Scherer Memorial Scholarship Fund – will provide scholarships to support the post-secondary Established by Jack Scherer in memory of Jack W. Scherer, education in nursing of graduates of Franklin Commu- past principal of Union Elementary School, to provide Umbarger Show Feed Scholarship Fund in nity High School scholarships to graduating seniors from Franklin Com- Memory of Steve Taylor – Established by Roy Um- munity High School to pursue post-secondary degree in barger and Sons Inc., and friends and family of Mr. Taylor Maurice “Mo” Hughes McCarty Fund – Estab- education to provide scholarships to students active in 4-H and lished by Georgiann McCarty and community friends to other volunteer activities perpetuate the memory of Maurice “Mo” McCarty and Maude T. Scott Memorial Scholarship – Estab- provide scholarships to agricultural science students lished by trust transfer, this fund shall provide scholar- Union Township Alumni Association Scholar- ships to deserving graduating seniors of Franklin Com- ship Fund – Established by the association to provide Charles Owen “Corky” McCormick IV Memorial munity High School who are pursuing post-secondary scholarships to residents of Union Township Scholarship Fund – Established by Charles McCormick education in nursing III and Janet McCormick in memory of their son for post- URS Corporation Scholarship Fund – Established secondary education scholarships for Johnson County Sertoma Club of Greenwood Dr. Robert L. by the URS Corporation to provide scholarships to students studying theatre performance or education Hamill Memorial Scholarship Fund – Established graduating Greenwood High School seniors to attend in memory of Dr. Hamill by his wife, Beverly, to provide Ball State University’s School of Architecture David Mitchell Memorial Scholarship Fund – scholarships to graduating seniors of Johnson County Established by the Sons of the American Legion Post who are pursuing a major in microbiology, chemistry Judith Butler Van Valer Art Scholarship Fund #205, to provide scholarships for graduating seniors from or biochemistry, and the Sertoma Club of Greenwood – Established to provide scholarships to graduating Franklin Community High School who show excellence in serves as the selection committee seniors from Greenwood High School pursuing a degree education, community service and Patriotism, and who in art must have a veteran family member Shaul Family Parent Memorial James A. Voland Scholarship Fund – Established T. Joan Murphy Scholarship Fund – Established by Scholarship – This scholarship by Betty Voland to memorialize her husband and for Ted Murphy in honor of his wife to provide scholarships fund was created by the Shaul Fam- scholarships to students at Franklin Community High to Franklin Community High School seniors planning to ily in memory of Steve’s father for School major in education the primary purpose of providing support to deserving seniors of Jerry Weddle Memorial Scholarship Fund – Blair Parsley Memorial Scholarship Fund – Estab- FCHS who have lost a natural or Established in memory of Jerry Weddle with the intent lished by Edward and Denise Parsley in memory of their adoptive parent to honor deserving athletes from Edinburgh, Franklin, son to provide scholarships for post–secondary educa- Greenwood, Indian Creek and Whiteland community high tion at accredited schools to study aviation and become schools a pilot, either commercial or transport Laura B. Smith Memorial Fund – Established by Hershel Smith in memory of his wife, this fund will pro- Marley, Mary, Sam & Jean Williams Memorial Marion A. and Eva S. Peeples Scholarship Fund – vide scholarships to graduating seniors from Whiteland Scholarship Fund – Established to provide scholar- Provides scholarships to students statewide to pursue de- Community High School or residents of Whiteland to ships benefiting Clark Pleasant Community High School grees in nursing, dietetics, and/or technology education pursue a degree in nursing seniors studying business, nursing and science

Psi Iota Xi Judy Georges Memorial Scholarship Robert Day and James H. Smith Trumpet Women’s Leadership Fund – Established to provide Fund – Established by Psi Iota Xi membership in memory Memorial Scholarship Fund – This fund memorial- scholarships for women business owners who have of Judy Georges and to provide scholarships to students izes these musicians and provides financial assistance applied and are accepted to the Leadership Johnson at Greenwood, Whiteland and Center Grove high schools for students to study trumpet and is advised by the County Program of Franklin College or other leadership Indianapolis Brass Choir programs deemed appropriate

Robbie Ray Memorial Irv Stringer Memorial Scholarship – Established in Aaron Zeiher Memorial Scholarship – Estab- Athletic Scholarship memory of Irv Stringer by David Stringer for scholarships lished by Richard and Amy Zeiher in memory of Fund – Established by the to Center Grove seniors who play in the female soccer their son, Aaron, for post-secondary education Ray family to memory of program scholarships for deserving individuals who are Rob “Robbie” Ray to support pursuing a degree in law enforcement or criminal graduating seniors from Indian Creek justice High School that participate in athletics and are planning to attend Franklin College → Awarded 72 scholarships totaling $119,604 to students → Six new scholarship funds were established 2010 Scholarship Highlights → A comprehensive scholarship booklet was provided to all Johnson County high school graduates → Two grants funded free Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA) workshops in Johnson County 18 In 2001, Marcy Buergler won the Lilly “Education is Then & Now Community Scholarship and had her my life. I live Butler University tuition of $18,940 paid for in full. and breathe it. We [teachers] Being a Lilly Community Scholar was an honor for Marcy. She felt pride representing our community. have the power “It was a huge honor, and it meant a lot to me,” said Marcy. to change the future every The full tuition scholarship gave her a head start in the real Left: Marcy Buergler in 2001 when she world by not having debt. d ay.” Marcy Buergler recieved the Lilly Community Scholarship. Right: Today, Marcy is an award winning While at Butler, Marcy was actively involved in her sorority, teacher at Sugar Grove Elementary. Alpha Phi, College Mentors for Kids, Student Council and the College of Education. Her junior year, Marcy served as a 500 Festival Princess. Each of these activities gave her the chance to serve her community and contribute to her passion of children and how ultimately, that influence can change society teaching. and the world,” Marcy said.

After graduation, Marcy planned on getting a teaching job Literacy night is just one way that Marcy gives back. It’s open at an elementary school. However, there was another plan in to the community, and it provides parents with strategies to store for her. After teaching 6th grade for one year, Marcy went help their children succeed in reading. Marcy also coaches back to school to get her Master’s in reading. kickball at a Catholic grade school, writes grants to receive books and helps needy families through the school. Now, Marcy’s plan has come to fruition. She teaches 3rd grade at Sugar Grove Elementary. Marcy received the Sugar Grove Marcy is committed to philanthropy and giving back to her Teacher of the Year Award in March and was just surprised to community. She said that she was given an opportunity and find out that she was named District Teacher of the Year. she wants to do the same for others. Marcy believes that it’s all about sharing your talents. “Education is my life. I live and breathe it. We [teachers] have the power to change the future every day. Sometimes I have to “That’s why we are here,” Marcy said. “We are here for each step back and think about how much influence I have on these other.” Article by Megan Mattingly, JCCF intern

Cultivating Charitable Giving

On June 24, the foundation celebrated a culture of giving at its Annual Meeting and Scholarship Awards Recognition, held at Franklin College. Foundation donors and more than 60 scholarship recipients were honored. Steve Shaul, Scholarship Committee Chair, and Chelsi Mobley, a 2007 Lilly Scholarship recipient, presented the young scholars with their awards. Above: Chelsi Mobley, 2007 Lilly Scholarship recipient; Above The second annual Foundation Spirit Award was right: More than 60 scholarship presented to community volunteer, Steve Shaul. Steve and winners were honored; Right: his family have dedicated themselves to the betterment of the Board members Anne Young community. and Steve Shaul with President/ CEO Gail Richards after The Annual Meeting also featured a guest speaker, Anne Young, Steve was honored with the who served as an inspiration to those in attendance. Anne serves Foundation Spirit Award. on the foundation board and is a past board chair. 19 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

The Johnson County Community Foundation administers 67 scholarship funds that are made Brian Alkire Rebecca Allee Ryan Atkison Adam Bailey Grant Bailey possible through the generosity of our donors. Revealed here are many of our 2010 scholarship recipients.

Tyler Beach Sean Brown Alissa Cain Blake Campbell Abby Chester

Madeleine Clark Courtenay Cox Austin Cripps Elena Cristofoli Julie Crothers Sarah Dannemiller Ben Davenport

Shelby Denton Matthew Dierksmeier Hannah Goeb Brandon Graham Megan Graves Lauren Hacker Kayla Heldman Arielle Hemrich

Michael Higdon Kacie Kelly Micah Kimura Caleb Kinsey Chloe Mangas David Matherly Dakotah Modlin

James Morris Letticia Murray Amanda Musgrave Emilee Owens Hali Paker Mollie Powell Tiffany Ray Kelsey Reynolds

Mary Rodenhuis Mitchel Sheldrake Jeremiah Stogsdill Adam Taylor Zack VanDeman Ashley Walker Levi Waltz

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Beeson Scholarship Greenwood White Renewals: Fund River Rotary Club Dillon Etter Kayla Heldman Scholarship Krista Hull Amanda Musgrave Anne Kaylor Dr. Earl E. Blemker Elena Cristofoli Alyssa McPherson Memorial Scholarship Chelsi Mobley Shelby Denton Nisha Grimm Leah Streeval Memorial Scholarship Clarence “Buck” Tiffany Ray Rick Machledt Boyce, Jr. Memorial Memorial Fund Scholarship Jim Halik “Kids are Micah Kimura Ryan Atkison Special People” Scholarship Maurice “Mo” Hughes Karl Bradlyn Alyssa Krause McCarty Memorial Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Rebekah McCart Greenwood Sertoma Mary Rodenhuis Club/The Dr. Robert L. Kate Comiskey Hamill Memorial David Mitchell Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Abby Chester Tyler Beach David Matherly

Renewals: Hamann Family T. Joan Murphy Kolby Harrell Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Courtney Huter Michael Stipes Caleb Kinsey

Mary H. Craig Renewals: Blair Parsley Memorial Memorial Journalism Sarah Schutter Scholarship Scholarship Christopher Webb David Matherly Julie Crothers The 2010 scholarship recipients pose for a group photo at the foundation’s annual Janet Hansen Marion and Eva meeting in June 2010. Richard H. Crosser Memorial Edinburgh Peeples Foundation Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Trust Scholarship Emma Ferrell Robbie Ray Memorial Arielle Hemrick Grant Bailey (Whiteland) (Edinburgh High Gina Bindley Jessica Ganshorn Athletic Scholarship Michael Higdon Ryan Atkison (Franklin) School) Michelin Bryant Kelly Hackney Levi Waltz Kacie Kelly Justin McGeorge Sara Burtt Brooke Hartkorn Chelsey Kroening Davidson Brothers Leticia Murray Jacqueline Cummins Carly Hensley Refuge Scholarship James Morris Scholarship in Emilee Owens Courtney Eldridge Hillary Hiemenz Dakota Modlin Hali Parker Memory of Eugenia Allison Wilson Brianna Gemmecke Kelly Lazzell Mollie Powell & Maurice Davidson Emily Goeb Samantha Martin Shaul Family Parent Lanie Pryor Shane White Ethan C. Hertler Lauren Hacker Melissa Mast Scholarship Tiffany Ray Memorial Scholarship Mary Lefevers Shannon Owen Lauren Hacker Adam Taylor Dr. James Dixon Caleb Kinsey Rebekah McCart Jennifer Pate Claire Wilson Memorial Scholarship Amanda Musgrave Whitney Phillips Union Township Jessica Wray Sean Brown Kenneth Wayne Hali Parker Angela Rizzo Alumni Scholarship Himsel Memorial Tiffany Ray Courtney Sickman Megan Graves Franklin Dollars for Scholarship Jillian Reisinger Kaitlin Sutton Scholars Scholarship Mary Rodenhuis Nicole Rider Cayla Tait Judith Butler Van Brian Alkire Mark Schmitt Kendyl Thorne Valer Art Scholarship Rebecca Allee Isom Pride Hope Shepherd Kathryn Wenning Jeremiah Stogsdill Madeleine Clark Scholarship Cristina Vidal Sarah Whitworth Alyssa Krause Chloe Weston Sarah Wenning James A. Voland Mitchel Sheldrake Sara Wilson Psi Iota Xi Scholarship Scholarship Raymond Watkin Johnson County Judy Georges Blake Campbell Community Renewals: Memorial Scholarship Benjamin Davenport Scholarship Shelby Chew Fund Matthew Dierksmeier Adam Bailey Samantha Clodfelter Courtenay Cox Branden Graham Chloe Mangas Samantha Crouch Megan Graves Adam Taylor Megan Ertel Leann Hazelwood 21 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Our Circle of Friends is a special group of donors who contributed to our operating fund through an annual giving campaign. JCCF Circle of Friends Dean and Dorcas Abplanalp strives to make it easy for civic-minded individuals to impact their community. Gilmore and Rita Abplanalp By “entering” the Circle of Friends, you join a group of people sharing efforts to America’s Incredible Pizza Company address community challenges and make Johnson County a better place to live Lynette Andrews Martin Armbruster and raise families. Listed to the right are those who joined our circle in 2010. → Aunt Judy’s Country Kitchen Dan and Janelle Batta Michael and Mary Blanchet Laura Boyce Donors to Our Funds and Initiatives Alan and Barbara Bryan Jon and Sandy Daniels Edward and Judy Deiwert A Trophy Business Chet and Roberta Aubin Michael and Mary Blanchet Express Employment Professionals A Very Vintage Christmas John and Beth Auld Craig and Jill Bland Robert Foist A-1 Garage Doors, Inc. Aunt Judy’s Country Kitchen Ben Blanton Philip and Patricia George John Abbott and Amanda Cooper- B & M Amusement and Music Co. Nathan and E. Bobay Linda Gibson Abbott Chris and Bethany Baer William Bobbs John and Susan Grant Jim and Heidi Abel Charles and Theresa Bailey M. Kathleen Bockelman Green’s Mini Storage Dean and Dorcas Abplanalp John Bailey Jill Bode and Eric Klinkowski Gilmore and Rita Abplanalp Noel and Deanna Baker Boggstown Presbyterian Chruch Lee and Helen Hodgen ActionCOACH Baker & Daniels LLP John and Beverly Bonsett Michael and Diana Hughes Roger and Sharon Acton Don Ballard The Boaz Project, Inc. Indiana Hydraulic Equipment Corp. Gerald Adams Barry and Diane Barnett Dr. Samuel and Patricia Boon Susan Jones Bernard and Emma “Sug” Admire Col. Robert Barnett Alex Boone James and Rebecca Kaylor James and Elizabeth Admire Brett and Deborah Barnhart Bose McKinney & Evans LLP Joe and Amy Kelsay Advantage Health Solutions, Inc. Brent Barrett Bo-Witt Products Inc. Bill and Jennifer Kiesel Air Tan & Salon William Barrett Laura Boyce Walter and Janette Koon Edward and L. Suzanne Albany Glenn and Kim Bartholomew BPW Indiana Mark and Renee Loyd Alderson Commercial Group, Inc. – Bastin-Logan Water Services Inc. Branigin Foundation, Inc. Tony Alderson Dan and Janelle Batta Kira Brant Mitzi Martin and Jeff Atwood Kevin Allen and Audra Ferguson- Dr. Joseph and Linda Beardsley Brawley & Associates, PC Bob and Helen McGee Allen Nancy Beaver and Leah Hays Richard and Mary Bresnahan Gordon Dunn and Dolores McGovern-Dunn Jack and Donna Allman Steve and Deborah Bechman Briarcrest Animal Hospital John and Barb Miller John Allman Tricia Bechman Ben Briggeman Mary Jo Mozingo Marianne Alt The Beeson Family Briggeman Beck Muffler Shop Ted and Joan Murphy Robert and Heidi Alt David and Cheryl Beeson Terry Bright MVP National Title Company Paul and Jamie Ambrose Billy and Mindy Bemis Bright and Kemper Family Mark and Gail Richards John and Sharon Amdall Bemis Group Partnership Steve and Alma Shaul American Health Network of Dr. Bruce and Sherri Bender Bill Brinegar Indiana Curt Bennett Burt Brock Tandy Shuck and Mike Waddick American Legion Post #205 Allen and Rebecca Berger Anjela Brown Donna Sipe American Legion Post #233 Patrick Berghoff Carl Brown and Jan Burke-Brown Lyman and Corbalou Snyder Gavin and Dawn Amrhein John Best L. Eugene and Evelyn Park Brown Best Cabinets Spencer and Jennifer Anderson Best Cabinets, Inc. Steve Brown TC Realty Group Douglas and Kathy Andrews Best Properties of St. Louis LLC T.R. Brown The Flower Market Lynette Andrews Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Dennis and Barbara Brownfield Pat Van Valer Ellen Annala Jakim Bialek Kip and Tina Brownfield Veros Partners Virginia Anthony Brian Biehn and Jennifer Clark Joseph and Helen Brunk Joe and Julie Waltermann Applebee’s Franklin Michael and Kristin Bierman Richard and Nancy Brutus Approved Mortgage Corporation Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Alan and Barbara Bryan Richard and Becky Wertz John and Fabienne April Indiana Chad Buchanan Wertz Timber & Veneer Harry Aristidou Susie Bixler Paul Buening and Judy McGinnis Scott and Lee Ann Wilbur Ark Engineering Services Inc. Ashley Black Dr. Doug and Gayla Bullington Steve and Anne Young Marty Armbruster Kyle Blackburn Donald Burdsall Erin Ashbrook Betty Blakely Richard and Brenda Burman AT&T William and Mary Blalock Charles and Jane Burris Dawn Burton Emmitt Carney Lester and Leona Burton John and Vickie Carpenter Business Office Staff of FCSC Michael and Janice Carpenter Christine Butler Carpenter Realtors Chris and Jennifer Campbell Connie Carter Dallas and Barbara Campbell Michael Carter J. Glenn Campbell Ramona and Joseph Carter Larry and Judith Campbell Ronald and Kathy Carter Pat Campbell William and Jessy Casey Vicki Campbell Caterpillar Reman Powertrain Campbell Family Farm Indiana LLC Campbell Grain & Livestock Roger Caudill Mark Canary Central Indiana Land Trust, Inc Dolores McGovern-Dunn and Gordon Dunn Dean and Dorcas Abplanalp Cardinal Fine Painting Angela Chamberlin Patrick and Jill Carmody Carol Chappel 22 For John and Barbara Grimmer opening a Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT) with the foundation was an easy choice. The Grimmers felt that the foundation was a good vehicle for charitable giving, as well as connecting people who care with causes that matter.

“We thought we ought to do it locally because they [JCCF] would have firsthand knowledge of the needs of the community and be able to guide our sons in their decisions,” said John.

The Grimmer’s CRT provides support for the types of organizations John and Barbara have supported, including colleges, churches and libraries. Recently, John gave $500,000 to establish a “3+2” engineering program at Franklin College.

John and Barbara have passed their passion for philanthropy on to their sons. John and Barbara Grimmer The couple’s sons advise The Grimmer Family Fund.Article by Megan Mattingly, JCCF intern

Chatham Place, LTD. Jon and Sandy Daniels Gordon Dunn and Dolores First National Bank Fulkerson Dr. Skipper and Stephanie Dark Horse Graphics McGovern-Dunn James and Cathy, Jack, Joy and Beulah Mae Fulmer Cheesman Dave Thompson Agency Peggy Duncan Florence Flachsbart Virginia Fulmer John Chiarotti Alice Davenport Dale Dykema and Catherine Jason and Sara Fletcher G R Smith & Son Contracting Children’s Bureau, Inc. Mike David Morgan Fletcher Chrysler Products Emily Gage Sue Christiansen Maurice Andy and Lee Ann Larry and Shirley Eades Flinn & Maguire Funeral Home Victoria Gagel Derrick and Jeanene Christy Davidson Stacey Eads Robert Foist Janet Garner Jack and Theresa Christy Thomas and Suzie Davidson Richard and Shannan Eastling Follett Higher Education Group Nancy Garrett Christys of Indiana, Inc. Betty Davis Larry Eck Dawn Ford Richard and Anita Garrison Chris Chung Fred Davis Erika Eck Swanson Kenneth and Sandra Ford Gaylor, Inc. City of Franklin Clerk/Treasurer Matt Davis Dr. David Edds Jerry and Linda Forshee Geiger Conrad & Head LLP Keith and Brenda Clark Virginia Davis Edinburgh Community High Hillary Fox Generations Collision Services, Clark Elementary School 4th Grade Maryann De Fagio School Ned and Barbara Fox Inc. Clark Pleasant Middle School Decatur Vein Clinic, LLC Edinburgh Community School Franklin College Genesco Inc. Brenda Clayton Jack and Lucy Deem Corporation Franklin Development Corp. Mary Gentile Jerrell and Gloria Clephane Tom Deem Edward D. Jones – Kurt Schletzer Franklin Heritage, Inc. Genworth Foundation Brian Clesi Wanda Deem Gary and Sally Egner Franklin Insurance Agency Philip and Patricia George Raymond and Karen Clifton Noble Deer Douglas Ehlen Franklin Study Connection continued . . . Bruce and Alice Cline Rosemary Deer Ehlen Heldman & Company, P.C. Franklin Swimming & Diving Cline Doors Deer Valley Golf Course Leslie Ekberg Franklin Wrestling Club Mike Combs Michael and Martha Deffner Electro-Spec, Inc. Frechette Eye Center Steve and Nancy Comiskey Troy DeHart Elite Collision Repair, Inc. Eric and Jan Fredbeck Community Health Network Edward and Judy Deiwert Charles and Carolyn Elkins Jeffrey and Kim Freeman Comprehensive Financial Oren Demaree Bryan Elliott Leslie and Kaye Consultants Glenda Dennison Helen Elliott Freischlag Craig Conaty Larry Denny Elliott Company of Indianapolis Friends of the R. Scott and Cassidy Connell Brian Deppe, Esq. James Ellsberry Greenwood Public Bill and Monica Connerly Deppe Fredbeck & Boll Endress + Hauser, Inc. Library, Inc. Dr. James and Sue Ann Copp The DeWitt Institute Brian Engman Jim and Carolyn Stephen and Jennifer Corbin Richard and Linda Dillon Beverly Ernest Eduardo and Irmina Cornejo Mark and Shawn Dilts Christopher Erwin and Michelle Deborah and Tricia Bechman Doug Cox Lisa Dine Croyle Gordon Cox Natalie DiPietro Ray Esteb Angela and Bradley Coy Direct Conveyors LLC Leigh and Patricia Evans Gregory and Genetta Coy Discover Downtown Franklin, Inc. Ever-Safe, LLC Claude Croucher and Jennifer Gary and Donna Dismore Express Employment Professionals Cottrell John and Sandy Ditmars Charles and Jayne Farber Beth and William Crousore Stephanie Doane FCMS Swim & Dive Team Crystal Graphics, Inc. Edward and Catherine Dolan Barbara and Betty Fecht CTC Casting Technologies, Inc. Robert and Vickie Donelson Janet and Robert Feczko Donald Cummings William and Jennifer Doty Fifth Third Bank Thomas and Margaret Cummings Marilyn Dragoo Kevin and Suzanne Findley Ken and Rosemary Cunningham Steve and Shari Dransfield Fine Woodworks Martha Jo and T Edward Thomas and Bonnie Draper First Christian Church of Cunningham Regina Dreyer Morgantown Curd Brothers Bruce and Cindy Driver First Financial Bank Rebecca Dabkowski Norman and Pam Duke First Merchants Bank Daily Journal/SOUTH Magazine Duke Energy Indiana, Inc. First Merchants Charitable David Dalton Duke Farms Foundation Macie and Richard Martin, Ed and Judy Deiwert 23 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Donors to Our Funds and Initiatives continued . . .

Gettum Associates, Inc. Charles and Reba Green Gene and Laura Hack Larry and Manilla Hughes Jones Family Foundation Linda Gibson Dr. Jeffrey and Nancy Greenberg Cheryl and Bill Halik Michael and Diana Hughes Marylin and Laury Jordan Robert and Pamela Gibson Green-Owens Insurance Rick Hall Bill Hull JPMorgan/Peeples Scholarship Milton and Marilyn Gilbert Green’s Mini Storage Steve Hall Humane Society of Johnson Pam Jursik Conrad and Elizabeth Gilliland Greenwood American Legion, Hall Insurance and Financial County K and C Home Improvements LLC Girls Inc. of Franklin Inc. Post 252 Services John and Gwen Hurn Kappa Kappa Kappa, Zeta John and Roberta Gleiter Greenwood Community School Mike Halporn Jerome and Martha Hyde Chapter Bruce Glor Corporation Dr. Richard Halstead IGA / PGA Karen Mercer Interiors, Inc. Brent and Rhonda Glover Greenwood Community School Karl and Jennifer Hamann James Ignaut Dennis Kas Jay and Emily Goad Corporation Administrative Kurt Hamann Imagination Station – Erin Kyle Kasting Goddard School #163 Staff Mary Hamann Bollhorst and Julie Wells Thomas and Phyllis Kasting Don and Eva Goeb Greenwood Middle School Staff Steven Hamann Independent Colleges of Indiana Edward and Kathleen Kaucher Gold Club of Indy LLC Greenwood Senior Citizens Kevin Hamilton Indiana Bank & Trust Company Kawika Driving Range LLC Michael Gonterman Center Hamilton Facial Plastic Surgery Indiana Bulls Baseball James and Rebecca Kaylor Aaron and Tiffini Gonzalez Greenwood Village South Matt and Andrea Hamm Indiana Deer Hunters Association Ryan Keener Bob Goodman Jo Gregory Barbara Handel Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Stuart and Kathryn Keller Larry and Ann Gordon Gregory B. Raymond D.D.S., Inc. Chris and Vanessa Hansen Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance James Kellie Gordon Artistic Ironworks Ron and Lisa Griesemer Kenneth and Carol Sue Hansen Company Kellie Plumbing, Inc. Alice Goshorn Donna Griffin Patrice Hardy Indiana Grantmakers Alliance Joe and Amy Kelsay Grace United Methodist Church The Grill Bar Dwayne and Jennifer Hargis Indiana Heart Hospital Kelsay Farm Tours, LLC Scott and Michelle Graham John and Barbara Grimmer Cecily Harlow-Hall Indiana Hydraulic Equipment Crystal Kennard George Grainger Craig and Karla Grow Kevin and Lisa Harreld Corp. Mike Kensill John and Susan Grant Guiding Hands Preschool Clark Harrell Indiana Masonic Home Kensill Rentals, LLC Lynnette Gray H.O.P.E. Fundraiser Douglas and Angela Harris Indianapolis Brass Choir Rex and Beth Kenyon Greater Greenwood Chamber of Matthew and Amy Haab Theodore Harris, Jr. Indianapolis Sports Park John Kephart Commerce Habitat for Humanity - Family Dennis and Candace Hash Indy City GiftBaskets Key Private Bank Bill Green Selection Committee Dennis Hash Indy Family Farms Guy and Lisa Kibbe Greta Hass Indyhost.net, Inc. Michael and Tonya Kieffer Kurt and Janet Hass Investors Titlecorp Robert and Martha Kieffer Hass , Vandivier & Norris Isom Central Elementary School Bill and Jennifer Kiesel Royce and Lynne Haste IUPUI Kindred Healthcare Inc William and Marianne Hatchett J.L. Johnson Fine Jewelers Kira’s Cottage Connie Hawkins J.P. Morgan J. and R. Klee Heartland Community Bank Jack’s DOGs, Inc. Daryl and Sharon Knapp Mike and Kelly Heffner Michael and Gale Jackson Jeffrey and Kelli Knapp John and Sheila Heidenreich Sandra Jackson John and Pat Kneebone Noel and Ruth Heminger Linda Jacobsen Jason Knight Valdavia Heminger Charles and Bernadette Jameson John and Malinda Knight Dennis and Annette Henderson Isabelle Jameson Gregory and Rebecca Koers Rob and Brandi Henderson Joe and Jill Jansen Mitchell and Gretchen Kohanek Henderson Drugs Daniel Jarrett Dr. Michael and Beth Ann Herman and Rachel Henry JCCOAD Kolenda David and Nisa Hensley JCERRA Ronald Kolkman and Larry Reba Hensley and Judy Goodwin John and Patricia Jentz Renihan David and Nancy Henson John and Suellen Jessen Dorothy Konglemon Angela and Charles Hert Jessen Funeral Homes Walter and Janette Koon Bob Heuchan Dave Johnson Keith and Karyn Kraske James and Mary Pat Higdon Grant Johnson Sue, Sarah and Kate Krukemeier Hilliard Lyons Trust Company, LLC Jeff Johnson Alan Lacer – Lyman Snyder Rhonda Johnson Bruce Laduke Hillview Country Club Johnson County 4H Fair Board Kimberly Laker Martha Hinkle Association, Inc. Brian Lane Lee and Helen Hodgen Johnson County Autism Support Norman and Mary Ann Larue Nicholas Hodges Group, Inc. Steven and Barbara Lasher G. Jay Hoffman Johnson County Commissioners Craig Lawson, Esq. Hoffman Admire & Newcomb Johnson County Court Daniel and Melissa Lee Avis Holbrook Administrator David and Nancy Lee Holbrook Manufacturing, Inc. Johnson County Development Donna Lee Wayman and Ina Holland Corporation Greg Lee Hopewell Presbyterian Church Johnson County Historical Leffler Industrial Tire & Rubber Jim and Patricia Hopper Society Track, Inc. Thom Hord Johnson County Sheriff’s Liberty Mutual Insuarance Cynthia Hoskinson Department Lie-Nielsen Toolworks, Inc. Top: Brian Biehn and Rafael Sanchez with Lisa and Ron Billy and Jennifer Howard Johnson Heating Cooling Robert Lindgren Griesemer; Middle: Joe and Julie Waltermann, Richard Wertz; Ernest and Paula Huber Plumbing John and Susan Lindstrom Bottom: Tri Delta members from Franklin College volunteer Dustin Huddleston Johnson Memorial Hospital Krista Linke at the annual gala each year serving as hosts and helping as Stephen and Sandi Huddleston Melissa Jones Chris and Linda Linn Huddleston & Huddleston Law Steven and Donna Jones Lions Club of Indianapolis needed. Firm Susan Jones Benjamin and Ginger Lippert 24 Jason and Anna Pershing “We make a living by what Personal Finance Company LLC Robert and Elaine Pesto we get . . . we make a life by Gary and Joyce Peters Lori Pfeiffer what we give.” Winston Churchill David and Michelle Phares Pheasants Forever Central Indiana Chapter #642 April Phillips Timothy and Cheryl Phillips Terry Logan Peg Miller Jon Pickett Kenny Long Stephen and Debbie Miller Randy Pierce Michael and Janna Long Josh and Kim Minton Julie Pinson Sydney and Jeanine Loomis Susie Misiniec Pleasant Crossing Elementary Brad and Kimberly Lough Scott Mitchell School K. Mark and Renee Loyd Mike Mitzner – Hillview Country Dr. Stanley and Carol Poe Legacy Society David and Rachel Luebbe Club Dr. Vickie Poole Hoffman Dr. Jay and Rhonda Lumsdon Dr. John and Judith Montz Raegan Potter JCCF is pleased to recognize the MACL Microbiology Virginia Moore Potts, Hannah & Fischer, P.C. Austin Maguire Dr. Craig and Dr. Diana Moorman Steve Powell members of The Legacy Society. These Mike and Susan Maguire Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Premier Ag Co-Op, Inc. individuals have shown a commitment to Lauren Mahan John Morin Productive Resources their community by letting us know that Main Street Market Morning Pointe of Franklin Bobby Pruit they have included the foundation in their Mainsource Bank Cheryl Morphew Linda Pugh estate planning through wills, trusts, and Amy Majors William and Sue Morris Charles Pulley and Debra Meyer- Thomas Malasto Morris Farms Pulley beneficiary or co-beneficiary of insurance Marc Adams School of Larry and Susan Morwick Quality Turf Care & Landscaping, Inc. or retirement plans. Woodworking Dr. James and Candace Moseley Deyrl and Brenda Quinn Amanda Martin Luke and Marijohn Mosemann R. H. Marlin, Inc. The Legacy Society recognizes community Donald and Kathy Martin Christopher and Chetrice Mosley R.L. Mercer Construction Mitzi Martin and Jeff Atwood Mount Pleasant Christian Church Racing for Corey Indiana, Inc. members who are leaving a legacy, a Richard and Macie Martin Mary Jo Mozingo Lowell and Leisa Rader lasting impact on Johnson County through a Thomas and Joy Mascari Darrell and Carol Munchel Donald and Freida Ragan planned gift. Below is a list of all members Christian Maslowski Patrick and Kristin Murphy David and Betsy Ray who have finalized gift arrangements: Dick Matlock Dr. Wm. Ted and Joan Murphy Evelyn Ray Matlock Ford-Mercury Mutual Savings Bank Leslie Ray • Dean Abplanalp Theresa Matthews MVP National Title Company Lorie Ray • Sonya Baker-Hallett Joan Maxfield David and Abra Myers Dr. Gregory and Karen Raymond Douglas May Myers Protection Services Martha Raymond • Mrs. Clarence Boyce, Jr. Susan McCarty Patricia Nachand and Norma Raymond James & Associates, Inc. • Brian and Darci Cohoon Wilbur and Ruby McCarty Gonterman – Dean Abplanalp John and Beverly McCleary The National Bank of Indianapolis Floyd and Virginia Reed • Rena Cox Donald and Vicki McComb Dr. Richard Need James and Cindy Reese • Jon and Sandy Daniels Dr. Charles and Janet McCormick Mark Need, Esq. Ronald and Candace Reese • Gordon Dunn and Dolores McGovern-Dunn Bob and Helen McGee Laura Nelson The Refuge Timothy McKone Nestle Waters David Reilly • Joe Gossman Trent and Cookie McWilliams Trudy Newcomer and Noah Van Derek Reuter and Karen Larson- • John and Barbara Grimmer Liz Medley Natta Reuter Bob Meguiar and Sonya Ware- Nineveh Mini Mart Larry Reynolds • Jim and Susan Haines Meguiar Joyce Nogan Michael, Carole and Susan Rice • Bud and Ann Herron Charles and Holly Mercer Bea Northcott Steven Rice D. and V. Mercer Linda Norton Dave Richards • Pam Hicks Gail Mercer Jan Nowicki Gail and Mark Richards • Phil and Linda Hougland James and Barbara Mercer Dr. Paul and Helen Nugent Rob Richards • Patsy A. Hughes McKee Jeff and Pam Mercer Adam and Tamara Nuhfer Roger Ridenour Karen Mercer Christopher Nunn and Kyle Myers Anne Ritteman • John and Linda Knight Mercer Golf Outing Donations Bill and Frances Oakes Stephen Robards • Walter and Janette Koon Meredith-Clark Funeral Home Old National Bank Jennifer Robertson Donald and Barbara Metcalf Olympia Stone Angela Robinson • Mitzi Martin MetLife – Todd Shuck Cacilda Vince Or Marsha Robinson • Mary Jo Mozingo Barbara Meyer Orange Hill Media Fred and Debra Robledo Mid America Health, Inc. Dawn Orem Jason Robley • Steve and Alma Shaul Midstate Manufacturing Corp. Brady and Kris Overstreet Robley Insurance Services • William G. and Rebecca Hardin Midwest Communications Group Edward Owen Richard and Vilette Ross Tallman LLC Thomas and Debra Pahl Edsol and Peggy Roy Dr. Scott Miles Amy Pardue Roy Umbarger & Sons, Inc. • Nicholas J. and Peri S. Wallace and Miles Ahead Health & Wellness Edwin and Denise Parsley Dr. Elizabeth Ruben Family LLC Robert and Christine Paternoga Run For Rex • Jon and Daris Williams Adam Miller Bryce and Colin Peavler Doris Ruschhaupt John and Barbara Miller Jim and Heather Penn Jacob Ruschhaupt • Steve and Anne Young Jacqueline Miller – Mary Kay Dennis and Kristin Pereira Max and Diana Ruschhaupt Consultant Donald Perkins Safety Resources, Inc. For more information about how to join Jeff and Debbie Miller James and Debbie Perkins Pamela Sanders Mark Miller Brett Perry Jack Sandlin The Legacy Society, contact Gail Richards Mary Miller Violet Perry Ross continued . . . at 317-738-2213. 25 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

Donors to Our Funds and Initiatives continued . . .

Paul and Donna Sappenfield Charlie and Linda Snyder Towne & Country Realty Group Savvy Dames, LLC David Snyder Teipen, Selanders, Poynter & Steve and Nicole Sawa Loren Snyder Ayres, P.C. Patrick and Helga Scaringe Lyman and Corbalou Snyder Thomas Testa and Marcy Kurt Schletzer Bradley and Ellen Soultz Rodriguez-Testa Ron and M.L. Schludecker Southport Presbyterian Church The Flower Market Larry and Pamela Schmalfeldt Southwest Elementary School The Place For Hair LLC Betsy Schmidt PTO Mary Louise and Lawrence Thie David and Patricia Schmisseur Robert and Phyllis Spanton Jeffrey and Mari Thielking Brad and Martha Schrock Earl Spencer D. M. Thompson Jon and Beverly Schroeder The Earl Spencer Jr. Trust Dave Thompson Charles and Ursula Schuebel Julia and Rik Spencer Gene and Joan Thompson Erich and Anita Schuebel Kenneth and Barbara Spencer John Thompson Ron and Lynne Schuetz Stephen and Sandy Spencer Marilyn Thompson Schwab Charitable Fund John and Nancy Spiker Robert and Gregory Thompson Above: Betty Christopher Schwarz Spotlight Strategies Thompson Farms and Mike St. C. Jack and Emma Scott Ginny Sprague Tilson HR, Inc. Pierre, Pat Van Gregory and Elizabeth Scott St. Francis Employer Health Deborah Totten Valer; Left: John Scott Solutions Townhouse Unique Gifts Andrew and Dr. Don and Doris Scroggins St. Francis Hospice Tractor Supply Company Yvonne Walker Wendy Scudder St. Francis Hospital Trafalgar United Methodist Sculptural Rocking Chair II Class Michael and Betty St. Pierre Women Select Physical Therapy Holdings, Inc. St. Thomas Clinic Timothy Traub Steven and Alma Shaul Linda Staley Triple Impact, LLC Carl and Melinda Shaw Robert and Amy Staley Alicia Turpin Sandy Watters Jason Wischmeyer Gerard Shepherd Stan Brown Lawn Concrete Care Joseph and Nancy Tutterrow Terry and Jeannie Webb Wischmeyer Law Sherman & Armbruster, LLP Evelyn Stanley U. V. Realty LLC Weber Concrete Construction Matt and Cassie Wiseman Rob Shilts State Employees Comm. Rowana Umbarger Doug Weddle Claude and Barbara Wood Robert Dale and Ellen Shirley Campaign United Way of Central Indiana Jane Weisenbach David Wood Erica Short Corey and Jodi Stein Mary Jane Utterback Craig and Julie Wells Emily Wood Tandy Shuck and Mike Waddick John and Pat Stevens Chuck and Pat Van Horn William and Joann Wells Woodbury & Co. Todd Shuck Charles and Judy Stewart John Van Valer Richard and Becky Wertz William Woods Silpada Designs Rep. Dennis and Pamela Stewart Pat Van Valer Wertz Timber & Veneer Brooke Worland Simons Bitzer & Associates, PC Elaine Stewart William and Megan Van Valer Raeann Wertz-Moore Rory and Lisa Wray Donna Sipe Stewart Farms Irma Vancleave Paul Wesley Bob and Nancy Wright Mary Ann Sisson Owen Stickles Larry and Angelika Vandenberg Joe and Adrienne West Charles and Judith Wright Sisters of St. Francis Health Michael and Rosemarie Stiffler The Vectren Foundation Western & Southern Financial Wright’s Car Wash Services StonyCreek Golf Club Megan Veit Group, Inc. Melodie Yarnell Michelle Sizemore Dale and Jennifer Strabala Veros Partners Westfield Insurance Group Anthony and Janet Yates The Skillman Corporation Franklin Strauser Victoria’s Ranson and Amanda Weston Yessy, Inc. Carl Sleighter Beth Stroh Laura Villardi John Wheeler and Susan Keller Steve and Anne Young Small Victories Enterprises Michael and Belinda Stroud Lee Vriesman White River Rotary - Greenwood Sam and Patricia Yount Small World Daycare, Inc. Joe and Tina Surface Waddell & Reed, Inc. – Janette Whiteland VFW Christopher and Megan Smart Start Childcare and Dennis Swearingen Koon Whitelick Archery Club Zaborowsky Preschool Paul Sylvester Daniel and Ruth Ann Wagner Ryan and Amber Whitman Daniel and Julie Zachary Smashbox Cosmetics T. R. Brown Inc. Dennis and Terrie Wagner G. Robert Wiggins Robert and Evette Zawadski Jeff Smatsky Les Tabeling Robert and Christine Wagner Scott and Lee Ann Wilbur Steven and Ann Zawadski Charles Smith Linda Talley Andrew and Yvonne Walker Edwin Williams Edgar and Patricia Zehr Erin Smith Mike and Rita Tapp Walmart James Williams Geraldine Zehr Jeff Smith Tara Treatment Center Walmart Foundation Sam Williams Vernon Zike Robert and Nancy Smith Daniel and Kelly Taylor Joe and Julie Waltermann Williams Barrett & Wilkowski, LLP D. Joe and Rita Smith & Families Gregory and Danielle Taylor Billy and Beth Walton John Wilson Tanya Smythe Jon and Ellanor Taylor Deb Walton Wilson St. Pierre Funeral Service & Daniela Snow Stephanie Taylor Jerrod and Amy Watson Crematory Memorial & Honorary Gifts • Marc Adams Staff & Family • Jay and Karen Fulmer • Roger Mercer • John Ayres • Troy Fulmer • Harold & Phyllis Parker • Norman Blankenship • Betty Rose Gibson • Aaron Pereira • Donna Boese • John Gibson • Winifred Powell • Rick Cain • Janet Hansen • Dr. Harold and Dr. Mildred • Jean Campbell • Irma Huczak Richardson • Ed and Judy Deiwert • Chris Laskowski • James Fewell • Thomas McClain 26 JCCF plays an important leadership role in our community. By partnering with other organizations in the county, the foundation helps further the good efforts of the dedicated people in our community. In 2010 JCCF –

• Sponsored the JCCF Continuing Legal Education Seminar (funded by the Elmon and Lucile G. Williams Fund) with Franklin College • Sponsored Learn 2 Lead business workshops with Leadership Johnson County, Greater Greenwood Chamber of Commerce and Franklin Chamber of Commerce

• Sponsored the showing of Jumping Jacks featuring Martin and The foundation sponsored the showing of Lewis at the Historic Artcraft Theatre in downtown Franklin Jumping Jacks at the historic Artcraft Theatre in downtown Franklin. • Sponsored four volunteers fairs around the county

20 years of Supporting Causes that Matter

Letter received from Jimmy Haney, a 1999 scholarship winner Johnson County Community Foundation,

I want to thank you for the $500 scholarship you presented to me at your annual meeting. It is a great pleasure to receive an award from a great organization.

I am really looking forward to attending Purdue and furthering my education.

Sincerely, Jimmy Haney

27 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

“We are committed and Asset Growth dedicated to pursuing a path that preserves the 1992 - 2010 assets to which we have been entrusted.” Dean Abplanalp $284,000 Dean Abplanalp 1992 Investment committee chair

1993 $314,287 After the financial crisis and the market collapse of 2008 and 1994 $761,049 into early 2009, last year we summarized for our donors the re-examination of our investment processes and outlined several changes which have been fully implemented to improve our operations. This not only occurred at JCCF, but at many community foundations across the 1995 $1,112,836 country.

1996 $2,127,902 To summarize, in 2009 and 2010 we strengthened our Investment Committee and have expanded it. We conducted a thorough review of our Investment Policy Statement and examined each of our Investments and Depositories with a keen eye on improving results 1997 $3,767,960 and reducing costs. In 2009 the foundation investment committee assumed the role of our investment processes and role of a fiduciary. We implemented a plan to streamline our 1998 $5,392,783 depositories and have now reduced them to just two. We have broadened our investment portfolio and have hired a local independent accounting firm to provide the required reporting data for foundation endowments. 1999 $7,255,357 During calendar year 2010, the global and US equity markets were like being 2000 $8,978,185 on a roller coaster ride. The good news was that while the first half of the year showed lots of volatility, the second half – especially after the November elections – the markets and the S&P 500 ended up in positive territory at plus 2001 $8,806,096 15.06% for the year.

2002 $8,452,545 At JCCF, our broad investment strategy is to use a multi-asset, multi-style and multi-diversification investment approach. With the many changes implemented in 2008 and 2009, we are happy to report the net 2003 $11,294,066 performance return after fees and expenses for the period ending December 31 was 13.15%. This performance exceeded 2004 $11,612,133 all of our benchmarks which are used for comparison purposes. In addition to these positive results, our expenses to operate the foundation’s endowment were 2005 $12,521,820 significantly reduced. Expenses to the endowment have been reduced from just over 1.15% in 2008 to 0.98% 2006 $13,146,410 in 2009 to 0.38% in 2010. This reduction of annual expenses resulted in savings of approximately $68,000 for fiscal 2010. 2007 $13,812,767 At JCCF, our fiduciary commitment to our donors 2008 $11,152,620 has been a key focus over the last few years. Our country, economy and world seem to face a new set of steep challenges. While we cannot predict 2009 $14,860,480 markets, interest rates and investor physiology, we are committed and 2010 $16,381,480 dedicated to pursuing a path that → $16,381,480 preserves the assets to which we have been entrusted. 28 2010 Financial Profile

December 31, December 31, Assets 2010 2009 Revenue, Support and Expenses 2010 2009 Support: Current assets: General contributions $ 342,317 $ 113,809 Cash and cash equivalents: Estate contributions 2,191,964 Cash held for current operations $ 108,642 $ 60,596 Grants from other organizations 288,574 301,301 Cash held for nonpermanent funds 279,431 302,747 630,891 2,607,074 Cash held for endowment funds 21,446 122,464 Revenue: 409,519 485,807 Investment income: Other assets 1,000 -- Unrealized gains (losses) 1,077,154 1,908,614 Assets held for sale -- 125,000 Realized losses (4,746) (455,966) 410,519 610,807 Investment earnings–net 421,194 288,830 Property and equipment–net 392,718 388,206 1,493,602 1,741,478 Long-term investments 14,323,195 12,535,924 Special event support–net 55,167 50,886 Beneficial interest in trust receivables 1,255,048 1,325,543 Change in value of trusts 180,214 190,639 Service fees 35,876 26,059 Total Assets 16,381,480 14,860,480 Other 23,910 33,084 1,788,769 2,042,146 Liabilities Current liabilities: Total Support and Revenue 2,419,660 4,649,220 Accounts and other payables 6,323 2,393 Deferred revenue -- 3,600 Expenses: Agency endowments held for others 538,645 492,055 Program services: Grants made 531,126 207,228 Total Liabilities 544,968 498,048 Less grants made from agency endowments (7,617) (7,206) Net Assets Grants made–net 523,509 200,022

Unrestricted 14,550,835 13,003,309 Other program services 178,570 125,724 Temporarily restricted 1,285,677 1,359,123 702,079 325,746 Supporting activities: Total Net Assets 15,836,512 14,362,432 Management and general 125,031 122,988 Fundraising 118,470 118,302 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $16,381,480 $14,860,480 243,501 241,290

Total Expenses 945,580 567,036

Financial statement and audit report prepared by Capin Crouse LLP. The full report is available for review upon request. Change in Net Assets 1,474,080 4,082,184 Net Assets, Beginning of Year 14,362,432 10,280,248

Net Assets, End of Year $15,836,512 $14,362,432

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Megan Mattingly spent 20 hours weekly of her “Megan was a wonderful senior year at Franklin College working for JCCF addition to our staff. She was and adding to the history of the foundation.

an outstanding representative Megan served as an intern JCCF was awarded the internship grant from of JCCF and the Community for the foundation through a Lilly Endowment’s Giving Indiana Funds for two-year grant from the Lilly Tomorrow (GIFT) initiative: Community Foundation Internship Endowment to hire interns Foundation Internships program. The program from Indiana colleges. provided funding to foundations to engage program.” Gail Richards interns from Indiana colleges and universities While earning her BA in to assist the foundations in ways that address journalism with a focus on important needs of the foundations and align public relations and Spanish, with the interests and abilities of the interns. Megan provided support to the scholarship program, helped with special Lilly Endowment intended for the program to event planning, provided donor services address two of the Endowment’s key objectives: and communications support. Megan also 1) to help build healthy Indiana community interviewed several foundation donors and foundations and 2) to provide college students grant recipients and wrote articles for the 20- with real-life work experiences in our state. year annual report. Megan has truly lived up to the program’s “Megan was a wonderful addition to our staff. objectives,” said Gail. “We are going to miss She was an outstanding representative of JCCF h e r.” Megan Mattingly and the Community Foundation Internships program,” said Gail Richards, president/CEO. The foundation will have a new intern beginning in June 2010.

Then and Now: Gail Richards Left: Mark and Gail Richards attended the Little did Gail Richards know when she attended the first JCCF first Starlight Express Starlight Express Gala in 1994 that she would eventually serve Gala in 1994. Below: Mark and Gail with as the foundation’s president and CEO. Jennifer McCarty at the 2007 gala. When the position became available in 2009, Gail was a perfect fit for the job. Not only did Gail have more than 20 years of nonprofit management and community leadership experience, Gail had already served as a foundation board member and committee member.

“Gail has dedicated her life to community service and nonprofit management. The foundation is in good hands,” said Sandy Daniels, past JCCF president/CEO.

Credits: • Staff and board photography by Phil Smith • Design, copy and photography by Maleta Schmidt, DESIGNations • Copy, editing/proofing by JCCF Staff and Board and Megan Mattingly, intern • Additional photography and historical content taken from JCCF archives • Printing and distribution by the Daily Journal 30 → The community foundation is

Staff governed by a volunteer board of directors who are representative of the community and recognized for their involvement in civic affairs. The foundation operates with a Gail Richards, Kim Minton, Hilliary Doss, Martha Mahoney, Megan Mattingly,

president & CEO director of grants & donor services & office assistant intern small, efficient team of staff and

scholarships finance coordinator → consultants, who actively cultivate charitable giving by running the

2011 Board of2011 Board Directors day-to-day operations from the foundation home on South Richard Wertz, Ed Deiwert, Anne Young, Chad McCullough, Main Street in chair chair elect secretary/past chair treasurer Franklin. → Committees Scholarship Grants Reviews, analyzes, approves Reviews, analyzes, approves and recommends scholarship and recommends fund expen- Dean J. Abplanalp James R. Admire Benji Betts Brian Biehn Derrick Christy expenditures ditures and impact strategies Steve Shaul, chair Craig Wells, chair Benji Betts Walt Aldorisio Steve Brown Dick Martin Virginia Davis Dolores McGovern-Dunn Amy Kelsay Barb Miller Mitzi Martin Seth Perigo Jenny Mowrey Steve Shaul Susan J. Haines Amy Kelsay Steve Shaul John Shell Steve Spencer Dan Murphy Barb Pierse Development Anne Young Reviews, analyzes and recommends planned giving, Finance fund development, marketing Reviews, analyzes, recommends and fundraising structures and and approves budgets, invest- strategies ments and other organiza- Brian Biehn, chair Pat Van Valer Andy Walker Joe Waltermann Craig Wells Sally Wells tional financial matters of the Jakim Bialek foundation Derrick Christy Andy Walker, chair Karen McCoy Thank you to retiring board members – Dean Abplanalp Bob McGee Dolores McGovern-Dunn, Jill Jansen & Janette Koon Ed Deiwert Barb Miller Your service to the Johnson County Community Foundation is greatly appreciated. Chad McCullough Maleta Schmidt Pat Van Valer Joe Waltermann Barb Bryan, accounting → consultant Investment Board Members Past and Present Reviews, analyzes, approves Gala and recommends fund invest- Dean Abplanalp Clark Dickerson Sandy Jarvis Barb Miller Steve Spencer Plans and executes the annual ment strategies James Admire David Edds Bob Kaspar Lowell Miller Jennifer Stone fundraising gala Dean Abplanalp, chair Walt Aldorisio Jeff Eggers Jeanna Keller Dr. Ted Murphy Mike St. Pierre Jennifer Clark, chair John Chiarotti Marty Armbruster Jerry Engle Amy Kelsay Jim Oxley Larry Taulman Jakim Bialek Bill Kiesel Tom Armor Ruth Freese Diane Killion Al Pickett Dr. Terry Thompson Jeanene Christy Robert Romack Sonya Baker-Hallett Dr. Pat Garvey Rod King Barb Pierse Rowana Umbarger Rosemary Cunningham John Shell Dwight Beall John Grant Linda Knight Kerry Prather Ginger Van Valer Lisa Griesemer Steve Spencer Benji Betts Barbara Grimmer Larry Koenes Dr. William Province II Pat Van Valer Maleta Schmidt John Stevens Julie Bever Susan Haines Janette Koon Jim Rhoades Steve Vertrees Kim Shell Pat Van Valer Brian Biehn Jim Halik Bob Malinka Gail Richards Nancy Voris Steve Spencer Andy Walker Steve Black Harriet Henry Jim Manak Dr. Mildred Andy Walker Sandy Spencer Dr. Robert Brenton Howard “Bud” Mitzi Martin Richardson Joe Waltermann → Dick Brutus Herron Ron Mayes Donna Rund Craig Wells Marian Callon Pam Hicks RJ McConnell Dr. Rex Sager Sally Wells Consultants Ruth Callon Gail Hoffman Chad McCullough Gerald Sargent Richard Wertz Marty Armbruster, CPA, investments Rick Chase Kevin Hoover Janet McDuffey Janet Schafstall Jon Williams Barbara Bryan, CPA, accounting Derrick Christy Mary Hotopp Dolores McGovern- Robert H. Schafstall Mike Wirey Sandy Daniels, national recertification Sherri Coner Sandi Huddleston Dunn Kurt Schletzer Anne Young B. J. Deppe, legal counsel Eastburn Lewis “Jake” Jacobs Christy McIntrye Steve Shaul Barb Miller, Circle of Friends Sandy Daniels Jill Jansen Craig John Shell Maleta Schmidt, creative services Ed Deiwert Mike Jarvis Patsy A. McKee Lyman Snyder Lyman Snyder, investments 31 Revealed: 20 Years of Philanthropy, GrantMaking and NonProfit Leadership

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