2014 CFRC Board of Directors Chip Loney, President Christen Commers, V.President Lisa Jennings, Treasurer Sheryl Thurston, Secretary Dick Gause Richard Gough Jane Grove Joyce Husmann Cheryl Jones James Meinerding Janice Powers Ronn Shumaker Cathy Stephen Kent Thornburg Linda Wilcox Director Emeritus Janet Clark Jack Cox Jim Davis Mike Gilbert H. Allan Heuss D. Allen Jefferis Suzan Dillon Myers Kim Peterson Administrative Staff: Ruth B. Mills Executive Director Stephanie Ward Program Officer Community Foundation of Randolph County Bringing people and resources together to enrich the lives of Randolph County residents. LILLY MATCH—AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CELEBRATING AND GIVING The Community Foundation of Randolph County continues to grow and benefit the residents of Randolph County. Since its beginning in 1993, the Foundation has grown in total assets to nearly $9 million representing 137 funds, thanks in large part to the Lilly Endowment. In the past 20 years, Lilly Endowment has provided matching opportunities to enable Indiana foundations to grow and serve their communities. Randolph County has benefitted through Lilly matching grants as well as from development grants and intern support. In July, Lilly Endowment, Inc. announced GIFT Phase VI, an effort to promote sustainable and effective community foundations in Indiana. This initi- ative consists of grants to each county in Indiana to make matching grants avail- able. The amount received is based on the population of the county. Randolph County has received $500,000 in matching grant dollars to grow funds and en- hance strategic granting throughout our county. This is truly a reason to cele- brate. Gifts to the Community Enrichment Fund or a new or existing unrestrict- ed endowment fund will be matched dollar for dollar. Gifts to a restricted en- dowment fund, such as a scholarship fund, will be matched one dollar for every two dollars. Gifts qualifying for matching funds must consist of irrevocable con- tributions of cash or property which can include marketable securities, cash equivalent and real property including the present value of irrevocable deferred gifts. Multi-year pledges are also matchable as long as each gift is received by the Community Foundation before March 31, 2016. The Community Foundation Enrichment Fund provided over $357,500 in grants during the past seven years to support the work of non-profit organiza- tions serving Randolph County, and for projects and programs of benefit to Ran- dolph County residents. Have you considered opening a fund at the foundation to ensure your charitable giving for years to come? Now is the perfect time to open a fund and maximize your gift. Opening an unrestricted fund means the Grants Committee of the Foun- dation will determine the recipients of grants and the donor has no control over the grant awards. A restricted fund is one designated for a specific purpose, i.e. Scholarships, etc. To learn more about this opportunity contact the Foundation at 765.584.9077. Winter 2014 Confirmed in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.
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2014 CFRC
Board of Directors
Chip Loney, President
Christen Commers, V.President
Lisa Jennings, Treasurer
Sheryl Thurston, Secretary
Dick Gause
Richard Gough
Jane Grove
Joyce Husmann
Cheryl Jones
James Meinerding
Janice Powers
Ronn Shumaker
Cathy Stephen
Kent Thornburg
Linda Wilcox
Director Emeritus
Janet Clark
Jack Cox
Jim Davis
Mike Gilbert
H. Allan Heuss
D. Allen Jefferis
Suzan Dillon Myers
Kim Peterson
Administrative Staff:
Ruth B. Mills
Executive Director
Stephanie Ward
Program Officer
Community Foundation of Randolph County
Bringing people and resources together to enrich
the lives of Randolph County residents.
LILLY MATCH—AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
CELEBRATING AND GIVING The Community Foundation of Randolph County continues to grow and benefit the residents of Randolph County. Since its beginning in 1993, the Foundation has grown in total assets to nearly $9 million representing 137 funds, thanks in large part to the Lilly Endowment. In the past 20 years, Lilly Endowment has provided matching opportunities to enable Indiana foundations to grow and serve their communities. Randolph County has benefitted through Lilly matching grants as well as from development grants and intern support. In July, Lilly Endowment, Inc. announced GIFT Phase VI, an effort to promote sustainable and effective community foundations in Indiana. This initi-ative consists of grants to each county in Indiana to make matching grants avail-able. The amount received is based on the population of the county. Randolph County has received $500,000 in matching grant dollars to grow funds and en-hance strategic granting throughout our county. This is truly a reason to cele-brate. Gifts to the Community Enrichment Fund or a new or existing unrestrict-ed endowment fund will be matched dollar for dollar. Gifts to a restricted en-dowment fund, such as a scholarship fund, will be matched one dollar for every two dollars. Gifts qualifying for matching funds must consist of irrevocable con-tributions of cash or property which can include marketable securities, cash equivalent and real property including the present value of irrevocable deferred gifts. Multi-year pledges are also matchable as long as each gift is received by the Community Foundation before March 31, 2016. The Community Foundation Enrichment Fund provided over $357,500 in grants during the past seven years to support the work of non-profit organiza-tions serving Randolph County, and for projects and programs of benefit to Ran-dolph County residents. Have you considered opening a fund at the foundation to ensure your charitable giving for years to come? Now is the perfect time to open a fund and maximize your gift. Opening an unrestricted fund means the Grants Committee of the Foun-dation will determine the recipients of grants and the donor has no control over the grant awards. A restricted fund is one designated for a specific purpose, i.e. Scholarships, etc. To learn more about this opportunity contact the Foundation at 765.584.9077.
Winter 2014
Confirmed in compliance with
National Standards for U.S.
Community Foundations.
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The Community Foundation of Randolph County awarded a total of $23,300 in grants to four organizations serving Randolph County.
Muscular Dystrophy Association—$800 To assist two Randolph County Students attend MDA Camp during the summer of 2015
Preservation Society of Union City, IN-OH—$10,000
To assist with the cost of Heating and Cooling for the E. Elm St Preservation project
and purchase replacement chairs for the Community Room.
St Mary Church-Union City—$5,000
To support English as a Second Language classes offered in Union City and Winchester to
Spanish-speaking residents
Randolph YMCA - $7,500 To support purchase of supplies for the pregnancy prevention and substance abuse prevention programs the Y offers to Randolph County students. Spring 2015 applications due March 30, 2015. Applications are available on our website at
www.randolphcountyfoundation.org
In addition, as Region 5 Arts Partner for the Indiana Arts Commission, the following organizations received grants
ARTS PROJECT SUPPORT
Anderson Area Children's Choir, Madison County—$4,925 Central Indiana Powwow, Inc., Madison County—$4,925 Historic Farmland USA , Randolph County—$4,925 Masterworks Chorale, Inc., Delaware County—$2,955 Minnetrista Cultural Foundation, Delaware County—$4,925 Muncie Children’s Museum, Delaware County—$4,157 National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture, Jay County—$3,201 New Castle Henry County Public Library, Henry County—$2,955 RCS/Civic Hall Performing Arts, Wayne County—$4,925 Richmond Art Museum for City Life, Wayne County—$4,925
ARTS OPERATING SUPPORT l (budgets $50,000 to $249,999) Anderson Young Ballet theatre, Madison County—$5,963 Art Association of Henry County—$5,963 Art Association of Randolph County—$5,963 Marion Philharmonic, Grant County—$7,933 Muncie Arts and Culture Council, Delaware County—$5,963 Muncie Civic Theatre Association, Delaware County—$7,933
ARTS OPERATING SUPPORT II (budgets over $250,000) Anderson Fine Arts Foundation, Madison County—$9,850 Anderson Symphony Orchestra, Madison County—$9850 Arts Place, Jay County—$12,805 Cornerstone Center for the Arts, Jay County—$12,805 Muncie Civic & College Symphony Orchestra, Delaware County—$9,850 Richmond Art Museum, Wayne County—$9,850
The Community Foundation is the Regional Partner and regranting agent for Region 5 which consists of 11 counties: Black-ford, Delaware, Henry, Fayette, Grant, Jay, Madison, Randolph, Rush, Union and Wayne.
FALL 2014 GRANTS AWARDED
Donors May 2, 2014 through November 30, 2014 Page 3
Ronny Anderson Gerald Baker Greg & Kathy Beumer Chard & Patricia Brennan Paul Brumley James W. Byrd Lowell & Karen Drill Steve & Tina Farmer Joel& Jane Flesher Pete Haviza Steve Howell Dan, Suzie, Shelby, Johnathon, Betsy & Bradley Jones Mike & Pam Necessary Tom & Linda Osborn Gordon & Joy Pope John & Karen Rockhill Mary Jo Shockley Harry Terrell Thomas & Patricia Williams Al & Missy Williams Culy Construction Randolph County Republican Central Committee Wick’s Pies Inc. SilverTowne Threewits Farm D&D Hill Farms Robert Morris & Co CAS Consulting Phi Delta Kappa Kevin Gulley Memorial Scholarship John Boot Milton & Linda Brown Richard & Diane Fast Chris & Janice Long Larry & Nita Short Dr. V.R. Williams Nance & Welch Realty Group Dun-Pence Inc. DBA Walker Funeral Home Community Storage SilverTowne Mutual Bank Matchett & Co. Best Way of Indiana, Inc. Scott Wickersham Inc., dba A & B Café Wick’s Pies Inc. Koorsen Fire & Security Doug’s Golf Shop Howard Enterprises, LLC Merrett Monks Scholarship William Marshuetz Bettye Monks Monroe Central Alumni Association Fund Lori & Gary Crabtree Thomas Hamilton Mench Financial, Inc.
1875 Courthouse Fund Edward Jones Atlas Fund Duane E. and Ruby M. Wickersham Memorial Brady Allen McCarthy Fund Thomas Davis Ruth Mills Cheryl Thornburg Butch Mullen Scholarship City of Winchester Cancer Services of Randolph County Fund Kent Peacock Charles Passmore Scholarship Truman Passmore Community Enrichment Fund Christine Commers Richard Gause Sheryl Thurston CFRC Operating Fund Grey and Paula Cheesman in Memory of Shirley Poore First Merchants Trust Co., Floyd & Garnet Summers Trust D.A.R.E. Scholarship City of Winchester Dr. Diana Wolfe Scholarship Fund Jill Belser Robert Wolfe Ethan Cheesman Memorrial Scholarship Mark Steveson—Union High School Cross Country Evelyn Ann Abernathy Scholarship Alden Abernathy Gary Horner Scholarship William Marshuetz Mike & Pam Necessary Gene and Roberta Bennett
Scholarship Terry and Louise Lingner Godfrey-Wasson Scholarship Larry Wasson Jason Rickert Memorial Scholarship Earl Edsel Moore Jill Rickert Kathy Harshman Leverenz Scholarship Frank Hoffman Rheta Johnson Kellie Stephen Memorial Scholarship Charles & Sandy Haviza Klem Golf Old National Bank Rick & Nicki Owens Patricia Stephen Shore Oil
Richard & Joyce Vogel in Memory of Terry Addington Monroe Central High School Student Council CFRC Operating Endow-
ment Richard & Janet Clark James Davis Chip Loney in Memory of Peggy Yoakam James Meinerding in Memory of Peggy Yoakam Ruth Mills in Memory of Richard Loney Klem Golf Rickert-Shierling Education
Fund Thomas Brazda Rosemary Shockney Scholarship Darwin & Carla Johnson Stephen Family Scholarship Shannon Hartley Cathy Stephen Tom & Cheryl Zell The Baldwin Children Union City High School
Class of 1970 Deborah Chenoweth Margaret Jean Curtner John & Suzan Fraze William & Sandra Rice Abramson Family Foundation, Inc. Veterans Services for the
Journey Home Winchester First United Methodist Church William & Kathie Monroe Jane Grove Brenda Tharp Vickie Neudecker Sharon Chalfant Angela Lowe Sandra Cain Andrew & Deborah Wright Farmland Friends Church Bloomington Moose Lodge #1081 Old National Trust Spartanburg United Methodist Church Saratoga Lions Club Walmart Robert Ulery Barbara Geyer Dennis Pratt, State Farm Insurance Hometown Handyman, LLC Webb Jewelers Habitat for Humanity Applegate Livestock Jarrod & Annette Alexander
Marsha Anderson Claude and Jennie Brown Patty Coats Ralph Devaney Jon Fisher Ronny Fouts Debra Henning Michael Jordan Rob & Amy Lykins Mike & Pam Necessary Dorothy Tillman East Central Indiana Festivals Randolph County Republican Central Committee Wick’s Pies, Inc. Ruth Mills in Honor of Stephanie Ward Veterans Helping Indiana Veterans, Inc. Portland Rotary Foundation Mutual Bank Charitable Foundation East Central Indiana Chapter 07-01 of Trivent Financial Disabled American Veterans
Fredrick James Barr Chapter 24 Jay County REMC Union City Jr-Sr High School
Student Council Farmland Fariends Billet Financial Services Fred Pries Culy Construction Whitewater Eye Center Parker Vet Clinic SilverTowne Chris Lay, C.I.C. Winchester First United
Methodist Church Standard Agencies Pine Knoll Rehab Center Mrs. Wick’s Frank Miller Lumber Walter Shaw Music Scholarship Steven Shaw Women’s Fund of Randolph County Edna Hawkins Joyce Husmann Suzanne Weber
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Grow
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Phone: 765-584-9077 Fax: 765-584-7710
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FOUNDATION OF
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