SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

2012 ANNUAL REPORT

"GROWING THE GREEN"

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MESSAGE TO THE SCOTT COMMUNITY What an exciting time to be in and around Scott community! Everyday there seems to be new ideas, hopes and dreams coming to fruition in our community. The positive momentum and growth we have achieved as a community has been absolutely wonderful, and through generosity and teamwork we have begun to create a community of which we can all be proud to call our home. Since I started working at the Scott Community Foundation in 2008, we have given over $3.5 million back to the Scott community through grants, scholarships and community projects. This is just the beginning, and as you will see in the annual report, Scott Community Foundation has continued to grow since we changed from a healthcare foundation in 2000. Our sound investment policies, generous donors, fantastic volunteers, and reinvestment in our community have continued to pay dividends for our growth. The Scott Community Foundation’s growth has allowed us to hire two new staff members Pamela Caldwell, who is the new Assistant Director and Alli Conine who is our Community Development Manager. The hiring of our new employees will allow the Scott Community Foundation to expand our services to the community through project support, grant writing and will allow us the flexibility to provide extensive services to the donors who create funds and estates through the Scott Community Foundation. On behalf of myself, the Scott Community Foundation Board, our staff, and our community partners, I cannot thank our donors enough for all their continued generosity to our community. I am honored that everyday I get to be a part of a team that has earned your trust, and will continue to work to meet the ever changing needs in our Scott community. Ryan Roberts, Executive Director

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Mission Statement 2 How the Mission is Accomplished 2 History of Scott Community Foundation 3 Message from Board Chair 4 Board of Directors 5 Committees 5 Funds 6 Grants Funded 7 Scholarship Recipients 8 Special Projects 9 Financial Information 10 2012 Donors 11 Message from Executive Director 14

Paul JennisonRichard and Diana JennisonWalter JohnsonDr. Shelby and Travis JonesJust Plain EverythingK & L Tank Truck ServiceAdam KadavyJoseph Kanak IIIKansas Feed YardKansas State BankDr. Curtis and Janice KellerBrett and Kendra KendrickKarl B KleenKirk GrainPhillip KiteIrma KoglerRoger and Darlene KohmanMerle and Phyllis KrauseRichard and Lori KrauseCorinne KrebsMarilyn KrebsJohn KroppCalvin KruseJerry and Linda KuckelmanFred and Trudi KuntzschLadies Fit & TrimJohn and Sylvia LaFaveLa Fiesta Mexican RestaurantLane-Scott Electric CooperativePaula Malone LarsenGabe LawrenceShorty and Deb LawrenceLebbin Lawn & Tree IncTroy and Laura LewisWilliam and Delona LewisWalt and Lisa LovinsRichard and Kathryn LowenthalGary and Edith LudoweseMTM Siding and Glass IncMa and Pa’s Daylight DonutsMaupin-Midwest Recycling IncMcCandless Relief, CharteredAnita McCollumTerry and Pam McDanielThomas and Pamela McDanielTim McGonagleDelphia McKean & Glenda MooreJoe and Margie MeyerMidwest EnergyMidwest Mixer ServiceThelma MillerJames and Eileen MinnixLoren and Beth MitchellWarren and Mary Margaret MooreWilliam and Glenda Moore

Mowery Clinic LLCCharles and Gail MurphyMelvin MurphyRonald and Haley MurphyNabholz Construction CorporationNAPAPeter NesbittNetworktronic, Inc.Dixie NeuenschwanderNex-Tech, Inc.Robin and Gina NicholsGayla NickelDr. M. E. NiedensNorder Supply, Inc.Greg NorrisNu Life MarketPaul Numrich TrustSkip & Tonni NumrichElaine OlsonOneOk EmployeesOne Stop NailsOxy-View Inc.Larry and Jeryl PalkowitshRaymond and Rosetta PalkowitshPamidaPam’s Portrait PlacePar Electrical ContractorsJudith ParkinsonParkinson-Gough FamilyPark Lane Nursing HomeMichael PattonRod and Cari PembertonClint and Lisa PearsonJohnny and Joanne PerryPete’s PlumbingTerry and Rosalie PhillipsPizza HutPlainjan’s Feedlot Service, IncPlatinum H InsurancePoky Feeders, Inc.Precision Ag and Seed Services, LLCStephen PrewitPrice & Sons Funeral HomeProhealth Chiropractic Wellness CenterRT Sporting GoodsDuane and Marylin RamseyRichard and Glenda RandallSteven and Shari RatzlaffRed D ElectricNathan and Chelsea ReedGene and Katie RegierRevcom ElectronicsRichards Financial Services, Inc.

Tate and Amy RickerRyan and Shawn RobertsChris and Lynnette RobinsonRobinson Oil CompanyRodenbeek & Green AgencyJames RodenbeekRick and Kody RogersTerry and Sue RoseRoto-Mix LLCAlonzo and Dee Ann RowlandRoyal BeefGerald and Donna RudolphLowell and Pat RudolphRoss RufenachtSuzanne RyanPatrick and Barbara RyanChris SchafferCity of Scott CityScott City Chamber of CommerceScott City PharmacyScott City Swim ClubScott Co-Op AssnScott County Farm Bureau AssociationScott County 4-H CouncilScott County DevelopmentScott County HardwareScott County LumberScott County HospitalScott County ProThe Scott County RecordScott County Recreation CommissionSecurity State BankGregory and Linda SeeClint and Stephanie ShaplandSharp Brothers Seed Co.Karla SharpeSheek DesignShepard & AssociatesJean SiddleTony and Rhonda SieckSix Toes Feed & SeedWilliam and Lori SlaterRonda SmithSourk Veterinary Clinic, PASouthwest Distributing Co.Gary and Lark SpeerSpencer Flight & Education CenterSpencer Pest ControlRichard and Robin SpencerHoward and Dorothy SpitzerSports CenterJohn Bryon and Charlotte StarrVirgil and Doris Stegall

Michael and Jody StegmanStevens Veterinary Services, LLCJason and Janette StormHenry and Sharon StreckerPaul and Shirley StrickertVincent and Patricia StricklerDuane and Marcie StrineTaco GrandeKari TalbertJamie TerryTextron, Inc.Clyde and Velda ThomasMonola ThorntonTime Line ResultsTotal Crop Production ServicesTrophy Wind & SpiritsMichael and Stacy TroutRon and Teri TurnerCraig TuttleJon and Debra TuttleJ. Unruh TruckingJanis TuckerLuc and Kira ValentinBrian and Paula VulgamoreLarry and Judi VulgamoreMyles and Elizabeth VulgamoreWalmartBrett and Theresa WeberDan & Lynn WeidesPamela WeinmannShane & Melisa WellsWendy’s RestaurantKathy WesselWestern Beverage, Inc.Western Kansas Insurance Services, Inc.Western State BankWheatland ElectricQuinten and Julie WheelerCharles Whitham FarmsWes and Amy WickwarDon and Marlo WiechmanErik and Leann WiechmanGerald and Joyce WiechmanVance and Susan WiechmanWilkens, Inc.Bruce and Jonny Bill WilkensWinter Family DentistryJanice WintersJanelle WoodsGalen and Louise WrightLora WycoffYou’ve Been FramedZ Bottling Corporation

SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION MISSION STATEMENT

The Scott Community Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving local wealth so the communities in and around Scott County

will forever remain attractive places to live, work, and raise a family.

We accomplish our Mission by: • Assisting individuals, businesses, and other area

community organizations in achieving their own charitable goals;

• Creating opportunities for individual and collective

charitable giving so that every resident, regardless of social or economic circumstance, can participate in the growth of their community;

• Attracting, building, and managing permanent endowment

funds in a prudent and principled manner; • Investing time and money into projects that address the

current and future needs of area residents; • Increasing awareness and public engagement on

important issues and projects.

Scott Community Foundation wishes to thank the following individuals and businesses for their support of the individuals and businesses for their support of the Scott Community Foundation with their generous donations throughout 2012:

Account Recovery Services IncAd Astra GolfThomas and Lori AldagJason Allen FarmAmerican Implement, Inc.Donald and Dorene AndersonAnimal Health InternationalMarvin and Jeana AnlikerArcher Daniels Midland CoArea Mental Health CenterGeorge and Natalie ArmantroutRey and Melissa ArmendarizJames and Linda ArnoldJeffrey and Julie ArnoldB & D HaulingB & H Paving, Inc.B K AutoJoshua BaileyDonald BakerNeil and Ranae BakerBarber Sheet MetalBartlett Grain Company, LPLinda BartonRichard and Joy BartonWilliam Beaton, CPAJF Beaver AdvertisingJay and Suzanne BeaverBeaver Creek PropertiesBeaver Ridge AgBeef Belt FeedersLester Beeson TrustBerning FarmsJon and Terri BerningLouise BerningRoxanna BerningTerry BerningDenton and Karen BerryM. Berry ElectricHugh and Berta BinnsKevin and Rochelle BlackwelderBlue Cross & Blue Shield of KansasBrad and Susan BoulwareRoy and Sheila BoydLeslie and Janice BrandtBrass Tax, Inc.Braun’s Butcher BlockCraig and Marcia BraunGordon and Kay BreyBrittan AuctionBrokofsky Construction

Ruben and Alice BrokofskyBrookover CattleSam and Nye BrookoverLarry and Susan BrownLee L. Brown TrustLewis and Pam BrownBrunswig PharmacyBuehler TruckingNick and Alicia BuehlerNorene BuehlerRichard and Rita BuehlerBuffalo DunesBrian and Sonja BurmasterLance BushC & S FarmsC Arrow Farms, Inc.Wes and Debbie CampbellCannonball Cattle Co.William Carpenter 4-H FoundationWilliam G. Carpenter TrustVicki CarsonDaniel and Susan CarterLance CarterArlene CauthonGayland CauthonDonald and Sheryl ChelemedosEdwin and Laureta CheneyChurch of the BrethenLeslie and Marcia ChybaThe Club at SouthwindCoBankJames and Linda CollinsColumbia Insurance GroupSteven ComptonDon and Ivadelle CottonMatt CristSondra CrookCrop Production ServicesCrown H CattleChristian and Christine CuppEd and Deva CuppJacquelyn DabneyDennis and Karen DaiseTerry and Cara DaiseMarvin DanielsNeva DanielsLarry and Kerstin DanielsonFlorence L. Daubert TrustDavis ElectricDavis, Inc.Dale and Barbara Davis

Mark and Stacy DavisDearden Land and CattleLonny and Colleen DeardenRobert and Mary DeardenDec-Mart FurnitureDenny’s ThriftwayDarrell Dice MasonryDisco, IncDr. Jerry and Mary DoornbosSara DoornbosDouble C Cattle CompanyDouble S Land and CattleDoug and Denise DreilingJustin and Debbie DrohmanBill and Marilyn DryerDarren and Kristin DuffDaniel and Ruth DunnEMC Insurance CompaniesKenton and Debra EckelsEdward JonesPaul EdwardsEdwards Spraying, Inc.Brent and Mindi EdwardsPhyllis EggersDonald and Trudy EikenberryEisenhour & Graff LLCBrett and Kathleen EisenhourDonna EitelRod and Sue EitelSandra and Vick EitelEllis FarmsEl Quartelejo Best WesternLynn and Merilee EplerFairleigh Corp.John and Jennifer FairleighFarm Credit of Southwest KansasDarrel and Pam FaurotFaurot Heating & CoolingStephen and Lois FensterFirst National Bank of HutchinsonFirst National Bank of Scott CityFirst State Bank of HealyFour B FarmsDarrell and Celia FouserChris and Dara Lynn FloydKimmie FranceLynn and Lori FreeseJeff and Kelli FullmerG Bar MGene’s ApplianceElizabeth Gerber

Michael and Karen GibbsGifts, Etc.Greg GlunzDr. Joshua GoodenAaron and Nancy GoodmanDavid and Carolyn GoughKerry and Marylyn GoughGriffith RanchChad and Suzanne GriffithCharles and Shirley GriffithCecil and Susan GriswoldThe Guest HouseHCB Web LPHRC FeedyardKenton and Jana HarknessHealth Facilities Group, LLCHealy InsuranceHeartland FoodsRandall HenryJose and Martha HernandezJim and Nancy HessHigh Choice FeedersHigh Plains PizzaKent HillKelly and Mitzi HoemeLarry and Kathleen HoemeStacy and Kyle HoemeStacy Hoeme FarmsHoeme-Hoeme Farms, Inc.Loyal Hoffman TrustHolterman Veterinary ClinicRonald and Connie HopkinsNorma HovaterLance and Irene HuckLarry and Gwen HuckRandy and Karma HuckJeff HuggardBetty Ann HughesDan and Barb HutchinsDevin and Dawn HutchinsDorothy HutchinsImpressive Vinyl & GraphicsBarry & Pam IngallsInterim Health Care of Kansas CityJ A AccountingJ & R Car and Truck Center, LLCJ.M.P. Co., Inc.Keith and Carolyn Janzen TrustLoren and Sidney JanzenJennison SeedPamela Jennison

SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

DECEMBER 31, 2012

ASSETS

CURRENT ASSETS:

Cash and cash equivalents

Interest & Dividends Receivable

Contributed Stock

Pledges Receivable

Investments

Property & Equipment, less accumulated depreciation

Total Assets

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

CURRENT LIABILITIES:

Other accounts payable

Grants payable

Payroll taxes payable

Funds held as organization endowments

Total Liabilities

NET ASSETS:

Unrestricted

Temporarily Restricted

Permanently Restricted

Total Net Assets

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

Total Assets 2001-2012

$0

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

$3,000,000

$4,000,000

$5,000,000

$6,000,000

$7,000,000

$8,000,000

2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2012

Total Assets

SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

AUDITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

729,306$

12,309

140,750

879,474

5,788,009

1,607

7,551,456$

7,676$

-

1,461

33,995

43,132

2,985,858

2,121,906

2,400,560

7,508,324

7,551,456$

Total Assets 2001-2012

$0

$1,000,000

$2,000,000

$3,000,000

$4,000,000

$5,000,000

$6,000,000

$7,000,000

$8,000,000

2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 2012

Total Assets

HISTORY OF SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

The Scott Community Foundation history began in 1987 as the Scott County Health Care Foundation, with a purpose of advancing health care needs in the community. Over the next 13 years, the organization raised nearly $400,000 through bake sales, auctions and dances to help meet the health care needs of the community. Seeing a need to expand the Foundation's mission and support for the community, in 2000 it was decided to better meet the needs of the overall community by amending and re-establishing as a community foundation. While health care remains a significant area for Foundation activity, the new structure allowed the Foundation to expand its philanthropic interests to include education, recreation, history, the arts and other special projects. Scott Community Foundation is a special type of nonprofit organization - its whole purpose for existence is to create and build endowed funds, the proceeds from which are used in perpetuity to benefit Scott County and the surrounding area. Unlike "private foundations" such as the Gates, Carnegie, and Rockefeller Foundation, the Scott Community Foundation is a "public charity". This means the majority of the assets are received from local individuals, organizations, and businesses. Because most of the funds held are generated locally, it only makes sense that local leaders decide how those funds are managed. The volunteer Board of Trustees, comprised of Scott County Leaders, guides the Foundation's strategic direction and establishes policies for investment management, grant making, and operations. Generous community support and sensible investment management have enabled the Scott Community foundation endowment to reach nearly 7 million dollars. The proceeds from these funds will continue to be used in perpetuity to fund postsecondary education scholarships and community projects in accordance with donors' intentions. Since 2000, Scott Community Foundation has distributed more than $2 million for special Community Projects, over $200,000 in unrestricted grants, and over $200,000 in scholarships to local students.

MESSAGE FROM BOARD CHAIR

WOW, DID WE GROW THE GREEN!

Scott Community Foundation is rapidly approaching the close of an extremely rewarding year. We kicked off our Capital Campaign, “Growing the Green to Feed our Dreams”, last fall. Our SCF Capital Campaign Committee, Board Members and Staff are pleased to announce that to date we have raised $2,374,540. Now I don’t know about you all, but I believe that amount to be impressive growing for a 12-month period! We couldn’t be more pleased and proud of all of you who gave so generously and made it happen! You shared unselfishly with our entire community and that is what Scott Community Foundation is all about. The Grant Committee recently met and awarded grants totaling $30,000 to thirteen worthy organizations in our community. There were 25 applicants with requests totaling $89,350. It is our dream that a successful Capital Campaign will enable us to meet more of the growing needs in our community. We plan to continue “Growing the Green---“ which will create an opportunity for every resident, regardless of social or economic circumstance to participate in the growth of their community.

Sidney Janzen, Chair

SPECIAL PROJECTS The Scott Community Walking Trail and Veterans' Memorial are two ongoing community projects which offer meaningful and aesthetic enhancements to Scott City and surrounding areas. The Walking Trail offers access to promote healthy lifestyles and physical activities, along with safe passageways for walking, biking and other pedestrian activity. Plans are underway to complete the project in six phases.

The Veterans' Memorial, designed in 2011, is becoming a visible and beautiful community "thank you" to honor and remember all those who served in the armed forces of our country.

2012 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Skyler Glenn - Woodrow & Loyal Hoffman Scholarship - $5,000 Catherine Huck - Woodrow & Loyal Hoffman Scholarship - $5,000 Chandra Martin - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,500 Clay Mulligan - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,500 Audrey Baker - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Kadra Boulware - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Idalia Chavez - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Jeremy Clinton - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Scott Kough - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Krista Kucharik - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Corbin Janssen - Raymond and Hildred Armantrout Scholarship (11,12) - $2,000 Chandra Martin - Raymond and Hildred Armantrout Scholarship (12,13) - $2,000 Reyna Rodriquez - Raymond and Hildred Armantrout Scholarship (11,12) - $2,000 Brittany Varnado - Raymond and Hildred Armantrout Scholarship (12,13) - $2,000 Kylan Bennett - Future of Healy Scholarship - $500 Elizabeth Huck - Ruby Wilkens Scholarship - $500 Dylan Ellis - Brett K. Todd Memorial Scholarship - $400 Skylar Glenn - Glenn J. Novak Scholarship - $500 McKenna Clark - Gropp Family Scholarship - $1,000 Kennedy Schneider - Gropp Family Scholarship - $1,000 Krista Yakel - Gropp Family Scholarship - $1,000 Audrey Baker - Vicky Silvey Memorial Scholarship -1,000 Amelia Vasko - Albert & Dee Hoeme Memorial Scholarship - $1,000 Skyler Glenn - Animal Health International Scholarship - $500 Brittany Varnado - William L. Dryer Scholarship - $500 Continuing Education Scholarships Tyrel George - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Emily Hess - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Elizabeth Huck - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Timothy Peintner - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Reyna Rodriguez - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Andrea Scheuerman - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Chris Sourk - Everett Hueftle Scholarship - $1,000 Miles Pearson - Duff Family Scholarship - $1,000

2012 Board of Directors Karma Huck, Chair Sidney Janzen, Vice Chair Phil Kite, Treasurer Jim Rodenbeek, Secretary Natalie Armantrout, Executive at Large Marvin Anliker James Arnold Nancy Hess Lori Krause Troy Lewis Clint Pearson Executive Committee ByLaws & Policies Committee Chair: Karma Huck Clint Pearson - Chair Vice Chair: Sidney Janzen Marvin Anliker Treasurer: Phil Kite Lori Krause Secretary: Jim Rodenbeek Executive at Large: Natalie Armantrout Development Committee Grant Committee Duane Ramsey - Chair Lori Krause – Chair Jon Brunswig Marvin Anliker Dr. Chris Cupp Pam Appel Katie Eisenhour Natalie Armantrout Chad Griffith Nora Burnett Karma Huck Kyle Carroll Dorothy Hutchins Chandler Cupp Loren Janzen Shane Faurot Sidney Janzen Sidney Janzen Phil Kite Phil Kite Lori Krause James Minnix Healthcare Committee Investment Committee Kent Hill – Chair Natalie Armantrout - Chair Dona Dee Carpenter James Arnold Mindi Edwards Karma Huck Dr. Joshua Gooden Phil Kite Anita Hoeme Troy Lewis Karma Huck Diana Jennison Scholarship Committee Pam Jennison Nancy Hess - Chair Jim Rodenbeek James Arnold Dr. James Yager Steve Fenster Tracy Hess Nominating Committee Dorothy Hutchins Marvin Anliker – Chair Clint Pearson Sidney Janzen Gina Ramsey Jim Rodenbeek

FUNDS AT SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

ϖ Animal Health International Fund

ϖ Armantrout Scholarship Fund

ϖ Art Gallery Fund

ϖ BBQ Society Fund

ϖ Breadbasket Fund

ϖ Bart Carr Medical Fund

ϖ Berning Fostercare Project Fund

ϖ Camp Christy Fund

ϖ Capital Campaign Fund

ϖ Elmer Cauthon Memorial Fund

ϖ John Eli Crist Fund

ϖ Cultural Arts Fund

ϖ C & K Duff Scholarship Fund

ϖ William L. Dryer Scholarship Fund

ϖ E-Community Fund

ϖ Education Fund

ϖ First National Bank Fund

ϖ Gropp Scholarship Fund

ϖ HCB WEB Fund

ϖ Ryan Haxton Fieldhouse Fund

ϖ Healthcare Fund

ϖ Healy Community Fund

ϖ Historical Projects Fund

ϖ Historical Society Affiliate Fund

ϖ Albert & Dee Hoeme Memorial Fund

ϖ Albert & Dee Hoeme Scholarship Fund

ϖ Hoeme Family Fund

ϖ W & L Hoffman Scholarship Fund

ϖ Holy Cross Lutheran Church Fund

ϖ Coach Hower Fund

ϖ Hueftle - Camp Lakeside Fund

ϖ Hueftle - 1st Christian Church Fund

ϖ Hueftle - SCCC Indoor Arena Fund

ϖ Hueftle - SCHS Scholarship Fund

ϖ Hueftle - UMC Fund

ϖ Hueftle - Youth Inc. Boy Scout Fund

ϖ Alfred Jr. & Juanita Janssen Scholarship Fund

ϖ Kansas Livestock Association Fund

ϖ MASH Fund

ϖ Robert Mulch Legacy for Scott Fund

ϖ Glenn Novak Scholarship Fund

ϖ Paul & Leona Numrich Memorial Fund

ϖ OneOk Employee Fund

ϖ Parents As Educators Fund

ϖ Henry & Elma parkinson Fund

ϖ Park Lane Fund

ϖ Playground Fund

ϖ Recreation Fund

ϖ Ruby Rodenbeek Memorial Fund

ϖ SC Arts Council Fund

ϖ SC Golf Club Affiliate Fund

ϖ SC Hospital Affiliate Fund

ϖ SC Indoor Arena Fund

ϖ SC Library Affiliate Fund

ϖ SC Library Construction Fund

ϖ SC Rest Home Affiliate Fund

ϖ SCF Leadership Fund

ϖ SCHS Alumni Affiliate Fund

ϖ SCHS Beaver Booster Club Fund

ϖ SCHS Reunion Alumni Association

ϖ Scott City Swim Fund

ϖ Scott Community Fieldhouse Fund

ϖ Scott Community Walking Trail Fund

ϖ Security State Bank Fund

ϖ Spencer Flight and Education Fund

ϖ Spencer Flight and Education Tax Credit Fund

ϖ Spencer Family Golden Rule Fund

ϖ Brett Todd Memorial Scholarship Fund

ϖ Veterans Memorial Fund

ϖ VIP Center Affiliate Fund

ϖ Walk Run and Roll Fund

ϖ Wellness Fund

ϖ Western State Bank Fund

ϖ Wheatland Electric Sharing Success Fund

ϖ Ruby Wilkens Scholarship Fund

2012 SCOTT COMMUNITY FOUNDATION ANNUAL GRANT RECIPIENTS Scott Community Foundation is involved in many special community projects throughout each year. A number of entities were able to complete projects due to funding from the annual $30,000 Scott Community Foundation General Fund Grants. Recipients for 2012 grants were: Scott County VIP - Handicap Door & Ice Maker - $3,600 Scott County Extension - Simple home Modifications - $477 Western Kansas Child Advocacy Center - Child Abuse Seminar - $5,250 CASA - Volunteer Recruitment materials - $750 Park Lane Nursing Home - Healthcare Equipment - $2,106 Scott County Elementary School - Third Grade - Computers - $400 Scott County Arts Council - Touring Artists - $6,462 Scott Community High School - Theatre Department - Pit Cover/Filler - $2,500 Camp Christy - Auto Belay Systems - $2,000 Scott County Library - 6 By 6 Early Literacy Initiative/Upgrade - $3,000 Scott County Elementary School - Kinder-Prep - Touching the Future with Technology - $2,106 Scott County Historical Society - Color Laser Printer - $599 Scott Community High School - PE - Survivor Health Fair - $500 Scott County Elementary School - Kindergarten - Ipad Technology - Donor funded Smoky Hills Public Television - Literacy Leadership - $250 Scott County Free Fair - Fair Management System - Donor funded The Scott County VIP, SCES Third Grade, Scott County Library, and SCES Kindergarten received additional funds toward projects from generous donors.