2012 annual report - Cass County Community Foundation

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2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Letter from the 2012 Chairman:
Tom Heckard
The decision to join any board
of directors comes with a set
of responsibilities beyond just
attending meetings so when I
was asked to join the CCCF
Board in 2006, I thought about
what my role might be and how
I would be asked to participate.
It took some persuasion for me
to commit three years to the
Board and I am now serving my
third and last three term as Board
member of one of the most
effective, efficient organizations
in the area. Never in those early
years did I envision how much
I would grow to appreciate and
participate in building the legacy
of CCCF and serve as Board
Chairman. While I may have
been reluctant in the beginning,
my time on the CCCF Board has
been filled with amazing growth
in our assets, greater community
awareness, and the building of
many positive relationships.
The year has gone by quickly
with great success and yet there
is more building to do for the
next generation. I invite you to
get involved and help us be the
bridge builders for those who
follow!
Tom Heckard
2012 Board Chairman
Letter from the President:
Deanna Crispen
It is always hard to describe
in a brief paragraph all the
good that CCCF accomplishes
in Cass County throughout the
year. Whether we are providing
scholarships for students to
build educations, grants to
build a better community, or
funding for emergency needs;
the Community Foundation
continues to be the resource that
moves community needs into
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community accomplishments
and all the while we are growing
assets for the future.
2012 was a year of great
growth for us and along with
that growth, a renewed sense
of the responsibility we have to
be not just good stewards, but
exceptional stewards of the gifts
entrusted to our care. As a recent
grandparent, I am ever mindful
that the work we are doing today
is not about me or even my own
children, but my grandchildren
and those of others who someday
choose to live in Cass County.
It is by far, the most significant
work we must do to ensure a
bright future for all cross the
bridge behind us.
Deanna Crispen
CCCF President
2012
Officers
Tom Heckard
Susan Platt
Chairman . . . . . . . Tom Heckard
Vice Chairman . . . . . .Susan Platt
Treasurer.
r . . . . . . . . Kevin Crook
Secretaryy. . . . . . . . . . . Sue Ridlen
Past Chairman . Joyce Eshelman
Kevin Crook
Sue Ridlen
Joyce Eshelman
2012
Committees
Lillyy Scholarship
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Paul Kroeger, Chr.
Sue Ridlen, Thillia Reynolds
Lay People: Suzanne Chilcott,
Paul Hartman, Ed Wilkinson
Finance & Audit Committee
Kevin Crook, Chr.
Dan Layman, Herb Price, Brad Duerr
Herb
Price
Nominating/Board
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Development
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Tom Heckard, Chr.
Jesse Robinson, Adam Strasser,
Susan Platt
Human Resources
Keith Cole, Chr.
Deb Shanks, Sue Ridlen,
Randy Head, Thillia Reynolds
Scholarship
p Committee
Herb Price, Chr.
Susan Platt, Brad Duerr
Lay People: Angie Minglin,
John Parker, Bud Reed
Jesse
Robinson
Brooke Stotler
Administrative Staff
Dan
Layman
Sara Walthery
Accounting Staff
Communityy Development
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& Marketing
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Randy Head Chr.
Adam Strasser, Deb Shanks,
Joyce Eshelman
Policy/Compliance
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Jesse Robinson, Chr.
Dan Layman, Keith Cole
Grants
Joyce Eshelman, Chr.
Kevin Crook, Lucy Burns
Lay People: Mike Buczkowski,
Michelle Dials, Ken Smith
Brad
Duerr
Keith
Cole
Randy
Head
Lucy
Burns
Paul
Kroeger
Deb
Shanks
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Kicking Off a
20th Anniver
Year on Stage!
The Cass County Community
In making the announcement,
CCCF President, Deanna
Foundation held a press
Crispen, shared, “The need for
conference on a cold, snowy
a mobile stage was identified
day in December 2012 to
several years ago but the details
make an announcement that
of ownership, scheduling and
delighted the crowd gathered
funding were problems. The four
at the McHale Complex. The
Foundation, established October partnering organizations were
able to work together and
7, 1993, would be marking
resolve the technical
a 20th anniversary
details last summer
throughout 2013
and the Foundation
with town hall
...”improve
the
awarded a
meetings, events
$40,000 grant to
and some
quality of locally
get them started.
surprises. The
produced shows
As CCCF started
Foundation
and
events...”
discussing
how to
announced to
share and celebrate
the community
our 20th anniversary
members gathered
with
the community, the
that a part of the
idea of granting the full cost
celebration was the purchase
of the stage surfaced. The board
of a Mobile Community
discussed
the idea, invited the
Stage! The purchase was the
partners back in to present more
result of collaboration between
details, and approved a full grant
the Community Foundation
award of $144, 511.”
and four community partner
organizations: Cass County
The purchase of the stage
4-H, Cass County Arts Alliance, will improve the quality of
Logan’s Landing and the
locally produced shows and
Logansport Parks Department
events, reduce costs for the
and represented an investment
organizations staging such
from the Foundation of almost
shows and events, and draw
$145,000.
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larger audiences to such shows
and events. The use of this stage
will enhance the sound and
lighting of locally produced
shows, increasing the level of
professionalism and potentially
drawing performers who are
not presently active in the area.
By purchasing this stage, the
collaborating organizations
will save significant amounts
presently spent on rental of
equipment, which will free
up funds to be spent on other
aspects of their organizations’
projects and missions. In
addition to its use by the
collaborating organizations,
this stage will also be made
available to other entities and
organizations to utilize in Cass
County. Availability of this
stage will allow multiple local
organizations to expand the
scope of their activities and
make the arts more accessible
to Cass County’s population.
This will enhance the quality of
life in Cass County and there is
the potential economic impact
of visitors from other counties
traveling to attend the shows and
events in Cass County.
Foundation has grown from an
abstract idea without resources
in 1993 to an organization
recognized for community
impact, stewardship, and over
$14 million in resources for
good, forever. On behalf of the
Board, we are very excited to
make this dream a reality and
give this outstanding equipment
to our community in celebration
of twenty years!”
CCCF 2012 Board Chairman
Tom Heckard told those
gathered, “The Community
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ng a Legacy
oodness:
This is the story of an ordinary person with
an extraordinary heart for doing good...
Bill Frushour was a local farmer,
born and raised just north of town
near Metea. He was a gentleman
farmer by all accounts, who lived a
quiet, unassuming, Christian life. If
you ever visited Bill, you probably
ended up sitting in his kitchen area,
reminiscing about another time. If
you stayed long enough your eyes
would be eventually be drawn to a
collection of unusual items on the
wall.
Bill loved to share that the
collection belonged to his wife
Valerie. He might even tell you
about how all those little items
ended up on the hoop: some
belonged to relatives, some were
his wife Valerie’s and others were
things Valerie had found in the
dirt when they were building their
house. Bill had always lived on the
same ground and he often chuckled
about how he and his wife met and
eventually married.
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“I was a reluctant groom” he’d
tell, “I had no interest in getting
married. Valerie, on the other hand,
had been married to my best friend,
Wendell, who unfortunately passed
away a few years after they married.
Val and I attended the same church,
and a few years later Valerie
decided she wanted me and even
though I thought I had no interest
in getting married, something
changed.” The couple were married
January 26, 1961 and as they say,
“the rest is history.”
Valerie passed away in
2005 shortly after she and Bill
established their scholarship fund at
the Community Foundation. When
Bill passed away in May 2012,
the gift he left to the community
through his estate included the hoop
collection of those miniatures as
well as over $2.4 million to make
Cass County a better place for all.
The extraordinary part of the story
is that the majority of the gift is
unrestricted and will be endowed to
provide grant awards For Good, For
Ever. All that from a farmer whose
first job at the RBM factory after
high school in 1934 paid just 25
cents an hour.
Bill was a gentleman farmer who
never sought attention for his good
deeds but both he and Valerie were
excited about being able to help
the community in this way. Their
legacy and unselfish gift will benefit
our community in ways even they
couldn’t imagine!
ng Build a
e to a Better
munity
The Judge Norman L. and Ruth B. Kiesling
Unrestricted Charitable Fund
When a family as civically
engaged as the Kiesling family was
in Logansport, starts to think about
how best to honor the work and
passionate service of their parents,
it can be difficult to choose one
charity to support. The children of
Judge Norman and Ruth Kiesling,
son John Kiesling and daughter
Marlene Konsek considered the
legacy of their parents along with
the current and future needs of
the community and established
an unrestricted fund to benefit the
many purposes and organizations
their parents loved.
Judge Kiesling was born in
Logansport in 1912, graduated from
LHS, and earned a bachelor of arts
from Valparaiso University and a
law degree in 1935. He met his wife
Ruth while at Valparaiso and they
wed in 1937.The couple returned to
Logansport where Norman served
as a prosecuting attorney prior
to being called to the US Navy
during WWII. Norman returned
to Cass County and practiced law
until 1958. He served as judge of
the Cass County Circuit Court for
twenty-four years and also was
elected a state representative in
1949.
Both Judge Kiesling and his
wife Ruth were civically engaged
and active participants during their
time in Logansport supporting
organizations such as the St.
James Lutheran Church, Pastoral
Counseling Center, Boy Scouts,
Mental Health Association, Red
Cross, PTA, Neal Home, Psi Iota
Xi Sorority and others. After Judge
Kieslings death in 1984, Ruth
moved to Fort Myers, Florida where
she lived and was active in the Zion
Lutheran Church until her death in
2007.
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ge
ecting the
o the Future:
The Charles P. Schaefer Designated Endowmentt
The Charles P. Schaefer
Designated Endowment
Fund was established by
Sam and Sally Butler, Anne
and Bob Hoover, and Jane,
Katie, and John Kahle, in
memory of their cousin and
to honor his commitment to
the work of the Cass County
Historical Society.
A board member and
volunteer at the Historical
Society for over two
decades, Chuck, as he is
known locally, began his
service as an active board
member at the museum
in 1977 and was elected
board president in 1990. He was
instrumental in the restoration of
the Carriage House, served on
the finance committee during the
publication of the first edition
of Where Two Rivers Meet,
and participated in the periodic
updating of the museum bylaws.
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He served as chairman
of nominations, clearly
focusing on the future
of the society and
encouraging new board
members to actively
participate in all future
planning. In 2009 he was
granted Director Emeritus
standing.
Thelma Conrad,
CCHS Executive Director
reflected, Anyone who
ever served on the Cass
County Historical Society
Board of Directors with
Chuck Schaefer knew
how dedicated he was
to the preservation of our local
history. The Society is grateful
that his family has honored him
in such a way as to benefit the
Cass County Historical Society
and museum and those of us who
knew him have no doubt that hed
be pleased.
Receives National Recognition
If you’re like most donors,
sometimes you have to ask
yourself, “When I make a donation
to my favorite charity, how do
I know that they do the right
things with my gift?” One way
for Community Foundations to
exhibit their quality and answer
these types of donor questions is
to pursue a certification through
national standards adopted for the
highest standards in the industry.
The Cass County Community
Foundation has received
recertification from the National
and ethics. The designation, valid
for five years, assures donors and
the community that the Cass
Community Foundation
County
Council on Foundations
adheres to best practices and meets
recognizing CCCF for excellence
or
exceeds the rigorous national
in governance and management.
standards developed for U.S.
The recertification was the result
community foundations. CCCF
of the local board continuing
commitment to pursue the highest was first certified in 2006 and
is among the first in the state to
standards in the industry for
receive this ongoing independent
ethical and operational standards.
recognition of the integrity and
The process for certification
includes verification of compliance standards of excellence a second
to seventy-three standards covering time.
all aspects of operations, policies
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NAT I O NA L
STANDARDS
Saying
Goodbye
Our community foundation has been fortunate to
employ many outstanding people in various roles over
the years. All are important but one person who often
is the first contact someone would have with CCCF
is our Executive Assistant. Amanda Muller, had been
our Executive Assistant since before she was even
married. In her time here she quickly became part of
the CCCF family and a vital member of our team. You
can imagine then, how sad we were to say good bye to
Mandy as she enters a new chapter in her life as a full
time mommy!
™
And
Welcome!
The search to replace Mandy was intense over
several months with many applications and several
interviews. When we completed our search, Brooke
Stotler was named as the new Executive Assistant
and we couldn’t be happier that she accepted!
Brooke comes to us from the Indiana Department of
Corrections Administration and is currently a student at
Ivy Tech. She is married to Josh Stotler and they enjoy
three children: Tate, Braxton, and Mackenzie. She has
settled into our CCCF family and brings a wide range
of skills! Welcome Brooke!
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Thanks for Giving
Award Recipient
Bill Fouts
NAMED 2012 RICHARD W CASSIDY JR.
“Thanks for Giving” Award Recipient
On Thursday, November
15th, a crowd of over a hundred
people gathered at Boondockers
for the Cass County Community
Foundation’s traditional “Thanks
for Giving” celebration, a donor and
volunteer recognition event. The
highlight of the evening was the
awarding of the 2012 Dick Cassidy
“Thanks for Giving” outstanding
community volunteer award to Bill
Fouts.
The award is given to an
individual who through their
unselfish and outstanding
commitment of time, talent and
treasure, embodies the CCCF
spirit of giving. Fouts, a Young
America native and farmer was
on the initial committee involved
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with the Foundation’s efforts to
build a Lewis Cass Scholarship
Endowment Fund. It was Fouts who
suggested the first Corn for Kings
Grain Drive to encourage farmers
to donate grain to support the new
scholarship in 2004. The fund has
continued to grow and now holds
almost $175,000 in endowed funds
producing five $1000 awards to
Lewis Cass seniors.
Several testimonials were shared
at the event highlighting Bill’s love
of community, Purdue University,
Deer Creek Presbyterian Church
and of course, his ornery sense of
humor! Speakers included CCCF
President Deanna Crispen, Board
Chairperson, Tom Heckard, Lewis
Cass Scholarship Committee
member, Joyce Eshelman, and
Southeastern Superintendent, Dr.
John Bevan.
In addition to honoring Fouts,
the Foundation had also promised
a drawing for 5-$1000 mini-grants
for local charitable programs. After
five organizations were named from
the thousands of entries stuffed into
a recliner chair box, Crispen made
a surprise announcement, “Due to
the generosity and caring of former
Royal Center residents, Richard
and Rose Gates, we have had an
additional $1000 donated to draw a
sixth recipient tonight.” She shared
that the Gates’ spend most of their
time in Arizona and typically visit
the Foundation when they return to
Indiana in the springtime.
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ng a
Future
nnah Jay
2012 LILLY ENDOWMENT COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP
HOLARSHIP
On a chilly spring morning,
Savannah Jay opened the door to
the conference room at Lewis Cass
High School, spied her parents and
two younger brothers, and realized
her dream of becoming a Lilly
Scholar was about to be a reality.
Competing for the coveted
scholarship with five other finalists,
Savannah is the daughter of Ian
and Anita Jay of rural Logansport
and ranked first in her class at
Lewis Cass High School. Her plans
include attending Rose-Hulman
Institute and major in biomedical
engineering with aspirations of
pursuing a career in emerging
medical technologies. The recipient
of numerous academic and extracurricular awards, Savannah
is a three sport varsity athlete,
cheerleader, editor of the high
school yearbook, and active club
member at LCHS. She is a member
of Student Council, National Honor
Society, SADD, FCA, Art Club,
Foreign Language Club and daily
editor of the school newspaper.
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A member of All Saints Catholic
Parish, Savannah volunteers for
Special Olympics, Thompson Totes,
Anoka UMC Church, and Relay for
Life as well as working summers
as a lifeguard and swim instructor.
She was the 2011 recipient of the
coveted Rosemary Todd Memorial
Award recognizing outstanding
character at Lewis Cass. Lana
Swanson, Calculus Teacher at
Lewis Cass said of Ms. Jay, She is
an example of a person who truly
believes all things are
possible through hard
work, perseverance
and faithan exceptional
young woman with
high moral values,
amazing strength of
character and genuine
integrity.
Savannah’s older
brother, Will, was
also a Lilly Finalist in
2007. We are sure that
the strong tradition of
academic excellence
and achievement that has been
built in the Jay family will carry on
through the two younger brothers
who shared the joy and tears of
Savannah’s special moment.
Building Educational Excellence:
2012 Lilly Finalists
Boondockers was the place to be
as we celebrated some of the most
talented students that Cass County
high schools produce each year.
This year’s group of Lilly Finalists
continued to set the bar for personal
achievement very high resulting in
five high schools having a finalist.
All four Cass County High Schools
were represented as well as North
Miami High School whose finalist
lives in Cass County. The five
finalist in additional to the recipient,
Savannah Jay from Lewis Cass
were: Graham Redweik, Caston;
Nicole Korniak, Pioneer, Jackson
O’Brien, Logansport, Ashley Lowe,
North Miami, and McKenzie Mills,
Logansport. It was noted that during
the last ten years, less than 1% of
all local seniors have earned the
distinction of being named, a Lilly
Finalist.
Those attending enjoyed a
delightful meal, keynote speaker
Ms. Lisa Swaim, and updates on
past Lilly recipients and finalists.
The evening concluded with the
annual presentation of the Lilly
Scholar pin to Savannah Jay.
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Community Projects
GLOVE AWARD
PROGRAM FOR 2012
“GROWING LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES”
The Glove Program, “Growing Local Opportunities
for Volunteer Experiences”, is a CCCF initiative
which began in 2010 in response to the very rough
economy and the effect the economy had on our local
non-profits. The Foundation established the GLOVE
Awards to assist returning college students who may
have difficulty finding a summer job to help pay for
their schooling and to promote volunteerism as a
desirable activity for learning about our community.
Through the program, students may apply at the end of
summer for the awards if they meet the specific criteria
including at least 100 hours of volunteer service.
2012 was the third year for the innovative program
which is open to any traditional age Cass County
college student who has completed at least one year.
Fifteen students received $1000 scholarships and
completed projects at participating organizations such
as Area Five Agency, McHale Performing Arts Center,
Thompson Elementary, Salvation Army, Emmaus
Mission, and Cass County YMCA.
We are always excited
to offer scholarships
for our deserving
students and help them
meet the high costs of
education. Students
who participated had
a great experience to
add to their resume as
well as new contacts for
future references and
some our most needy
organizations received
some great volunteers
over the summer.
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BUILDING
WITH
FLOWER
POWER:
$5000 MATCH FOR NEW
SOUTHSIDE GATEWAY
PROJECT
With a new highway
and gateway into the city
of Logansport scheduled
for completion in
2013, area residents
and businesses started
thinking about how to
enhance the new gateway
to Logansport. Not willing to sit back and ait and
see, a grassroots beautification effort by residents and
businesses to enhance the Southside entrance soon
began meeting and planning.
The first phase of the design plans included hanging
baskets, flower pots and banners with the estimated
cost of the project to be $10,000. Even though Cass
County Community Corrections and LMU had
pledged manpower support, it was a lot of money to
raise in very short time. As a proactive grant, the Cass
County Community Foundation quickly established
a Southside Gateway Pass-Through Fund to accept
donations and also provided a $1 for $1 match up to
a total of $5000 in matching funds to assist the citizen
group with the project.
As the funds poured in, the group met the
challenge, and in May beautiful hanging baskets lined
Burlington Avenue and Main Street. The bridges were
adorned with locally designed welcome banners and
the Southside looked vibrant and ready for the future.
While flower power seems to be a throw back to the
60s, the impact of the flowers brought a new sense
of pride to the residents and businesses along the
Southside Gateway.
$5,000 EMERGENCY GRANT
TO FILL THE SALVATION
ARMY FOOD PANTRY
What if you were hungry? Would you go
o to the
pantry and make yourself a snack? Go out to dinner
at a restaurant?
Some in our community do not have reso
ources
to do those things that many of us simply taake for
granted so when the Foundation Board learrned in
November that the local Salvation Army wass in
danger of closing its food pantry for the needyy du
d e to
lack of funds, the Board awarded a $5,000 emerge
gency
ge
grant to Food Finders of Lafayette for the local
group. The Board of Directors at CCCF un
nderstood
that the situation at the food pantry was critical
and because of proactive policies and willin
ngness
to respond, the grant was made immediatelly to
help those who are most in need and provid
ded food
for over 15,000 meals to area families. Thee grant
provided a bridge for the food pantry until the
Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle Drive..
CCCF FOOTBALL
FOOD DRIVES
Our now traditional food drives signaled
d the
opening of football for Cass County High Schools.
The Community Foundation tent was up eaarly at the
first game of the season at Lewis Cass High
h School
between the Pioneer Panthers and Lewis Cass Kings.
While it always a friendly rivalry, on the field, it has
also become competitive to see which scho
ool can
gather the most food for their own local foo
od pantry.
Foundation board members and staff also visited
the Crater at Caston the following week an
nd
Logansport High School for the big game against
conference foe, Marion in September. Fanss bringing
food to help the hungry received a rally tow
wel for the
local team of their choice!
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Building Bridges of Support
with Just a Little More!
“We need just a little more”
2012 Grants Chair. Joyce Eshelman
reported to the CCCF Board
of Directors. The Board had
previously allocated $87,000 for
competitive community grants but
when Joyce and the committee
met to discuss the applications and
projects, the decision was difficult
and they found that with “Just a
little more” , they might be able to
complete some very worthwhile
projects all around the county. The
CCCF Board of Directors agreed
with Joyce and the committee and
additional money was allocated to
allow nine grants to be awarded.
A press conference and reception
was held to announce the recipients
of the 2012 CCCF Community
Grant Awards on August 23, 2012.
The crowd of attendees included
representatives of the recipient
organizations, as well as donors,
board members, volunteers, and
members of the media. Eshelman,
Grants Chairman this year stated,
“As the committee worked through
the evaluation process, the quality
of the nine projects selected
warranted asking the board to
consider the extra amount. The
committee was pleased we were
able to allocate the additional
funds.” Funding for community
grants is made available through
the generosity of donors to CCCF’s
unrestricted endowments.
$87,765
AWARDED IN
COMMUNITY
GRANTS
2012 COMMUNITY GRANT AWARD
RECIPIENTS AND THEIR PROJECTS:
Junior Achievementt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4260 Cardinal Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3855
Personal finance program to be taught at
Tablet computers, cases
LHS during 2012-2013 school year
Cass Countyy 4H Llama/
The Cass Countyy Carousel. . . . . . . . $10,000 Alpaca
p
Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3650
Replacement of East and West garage doors
New llama/alpaca barn
Harrison Twp
p Volunteer Fire Dept
pt . . . $6,000 CLEAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000
Thermal imaging equipment
Laptops for mobile lab for ESL classroom
Special
p
Olympics
y p . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,000
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Landing/
g
New uniforms and equipment Cass Countyy 4H/Logan’s
Cass Countyy Arts Alliance/
Walton LLions
Walton
ions C
Club/Walton
lub/Walton M
Main
ain SStreet
treet . $4
$4,00000
00 Logansport
g p t Parkks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40
$40,00000
00
New rooff on Lion’’s Den
Portable Communityy Stagge
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arships
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in Indiana
Scholarship
p
Diana Ross
Nicole Ross
Julie Kitchell
Elaine Whitlock
Homer & Marie Baer Scholarship
p
Cass Countyy Memorial
4-H Scholarship
p
Cole Calloway - Pioneer High School
Zachary Cowell - Caston High School
Richard W. Cassidyy Jr. Memorial
Scholarship
p
Kathleen Workman – Logansport High School
Ashley Scott – Pioneer High School
Trooper
p Daniel R. Barrett
Memorial Scholarship
p
Emily Corn - Logansport High School
Lionel Billman
p
Luis Castillo - Logansport High School
Jacob Miller - Caston High School
Frank & Rhoda Cook
Education Scholarship
p
Natalie Hines – Logansport High School
Erika Perez – Logansport High School
Alma Ramirez – Logansport High
School
Richard & Eileen Copeland
p
Scholarship
p
Mariah Hood – Logansport High School
Lance & Cathyy Binder
Student Athlete Scholarship
p
Nolan Pugh – Logansport High School
Blank Memorial Scholarship
p
Andrea Smith –
Lewis Cass High School
Kylan
y
Ashlan Costello
p
Samantha Hunt – Logansport High School
Jarod Schrock – Logansport High School
Leo Crowe Scholarship
p
Fraternal Order of Police #71
Scholarship
p
Trevor Hoover – Caston High School
Nolan Pugh – Logansport High School
Amanda Rance – Pioneer High School
Kinsey Weaver - Lewis Cass High School
William A. & Valerie M. Frushour
Scholarship
p ((LHS))
Nathan Emery - Logansport High School
William A. & Valerie M. Frushour
(
(Caston)
)
Jacob Miller – Caston High School
Gangloff
g
Industries,, Inc.
Scholarship
p
Dylan Abbott - Logansport High School
Braxton Blickenstaff - Pioneer High School
Mary Faith Arnett - Lewis Cass High School
Marissa Ray - North Miami High School
Zachery Kesler - Caston High School
Richard W. Gohl Track & Field
Scholarship
p
Kelsey Hosler - Logansport High School
Courtney Neal – Pioneer High School
Irma Bowyer
y Scholarship
p
Jaclyn Hawkins Lewis Cass High School
Florence Buchanan Scholarship
p
Kayla McCloskey Logansport High School
18
Al Dunn Memorial Scholarship
p
Victoria Tully - Logansport High School
Kristopher
p
Fisher
p
Luis Castillo - Logansport High School
William C. & Margie
g L.
Grusenmeyer
y Familyy Scholarship
p
Steve Puga – Logansport High School
Dr. Bernard R. & Frances E. Hall
Scholarship
p
Madison Jones – Logansport High School
Dr. Bernard R. & Frances E. Hall
((Countywide)
y
) Scholarship
p
Melanie Shrontz – Pioneer High School
Bonnie L. Heckard
p
Lewis Cass Scholarship
p
Andrea Smith - Lewis Cass High School
Megan McCall - Lewis Cass High School
Jacqlyn Hicks - Lewis Cass High School
Sydney Pate - Lewis Cass High School
Casey Robertson - Lewis Cass High School
Eryn Vail – Logansport High School
Lillyy Finalists Scholarhsip
p
Logansport
g
p Roosters Club Shawn
Hensel Memorial Scholarship
p
Jacob Arthurs - Logansport High School
Fred Herrick Award Scholarship
p
Graham Redweik – Caston High School
Nicole Korniak – Pioneer High School
Ashley Lowe - North Miami High School
Jackson O’Brien – Logansport High School
McKenzie Mills - Logansport High School
LHS Class of 1973 Scholarship
p
Marjorie
j
Kime
Medical Scholarship
p
Alexandria Corcoran –
Logansport High School
Emily Douglass - Caston High School
Charles W. & Phyllis
y J. Kingery
g y
Scholarship
p
Logan
g Cityy Ice/Heckard Familyy
Scholarship
p
Bailey Burke - Lewis Cass High School
Bailey McIntire – Logansport High School
LaSociete 40 & 8
Nursing
g Scholarship
p
Courtney Neal - Pioneer High School
Kayla McCloskey - Logansport High School
Jacqlyn Hicks - Lewis Cass High School
Alexandra Young Williamson Rochester High School
John A. Marocco
p
Dorothyy Moore
p
Jessica Galbreath – Pioneer High School
Morris Familyy
Vocational Scholarship
p
Lindsey Benn – Logansport High School
Morris Familyy LHS
Traditional Scholarship
p
Haleigh Toumine – Logansport High School
Sue Moser Memorial Scholarship
p
Brooke Griffith – Logansport High School
Tamzen Myers
y
p
Courtney Neal – Pioneer High School
Joe Patacsil Scholarship
p
Dalton Christenson –
Christopher Espinoza –
Katie Clements – Logansport High School
Clifford & Esta McKee
Scholarship
p
Al & Ruth Pettit
Basketball Scholarship
p
Brock Armstrong –
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Pioneer High
g School Scholarship
p
Melanie Shrontz – Pioneer High School
Max Quirk Familyy Scholarship
p in
Memoryy of Birtie and Patricia
Andrew Solowey Lewis Cass High School
Roberts-Gaal Familyy Scholarship
p
Joseph Brown – Logansport High School
Frederick A. Sabatini
p
Holly Kingery – Caston High School
Maryy E. Sanderson Scholarship
p
Kaitlyn Turner – Logansport High School
Megan McCall - Lewis Cass High School
Brittney Offenberger – Caston High School
Adrian Prado - Lewis Cass High School
Aaron Hoover – Logansport High School
Brad Scott Memorial Scholarship
p
Zachary Cowell – Caston High School
William Sellers
p
Amy Fields – Logansport High School
Oris Shanks Scholarship
p
Cameron Biggs - Logansport High School
Zachary Cowell - Caston High School
20
Theda & Kenneth Sheetz
Scholarship
p
Adrian Prado - Lewis Cass High School
Steinberger
g Construction,, Inc.
Scholarship
p
Dalton Christenson –
Harriet L. & Glen R. Thompson
p
Music Scholarship
p
Dylan Abbott –
Frank E. Tolbert Prize in
Public Speaking
p
g Scholarship
p
Reid Deitrich – Logansport High School
Andrew Vermeersch
p
Justin Hughes – Pioneer High School
Kandyy Greer Vermeersch
p
Ashley Scott – Pioneer High School
Tonyy Vesh Scholarship
p
Richard Kain - Logansport High School
Kassandra M. Todd
p
Taylor Henry Lewis Cass High School
Mark E. Wolfe
p
Sydney Gall – Logansport High School
Power of
Endowment
What
What
W
a ccan
an yyour
ouur ggift
ift to aan endowed fund mean over
the next ten years for our community? You might be
surprised!
The power of endowment is illustrated by looking
at one of the first funds established at CCCF, the Cass
County Carousel Endowment. The fund was established
with original gifts of $50,000. During the last ten
years, the initial fund value has grown to $73,233 while
granting $27,831 to support the Carousel. Your gift to
any endowed fund at the Community Foundation is
invested and grants are made only from the investment
earnings. Through careful stewardship, endowment
funds grant and grow. As the fund grows, the impact
of the original gift continues to grow and increases the
amount of grant awards for good, forever!
Cass County Carousel Endowment
“...the impact
of the original
gift continues to
grow...”
80000
70000
60000
FundValue
$73,233
50000
40000
30000
20000
10000
OriginalGift
$50,000
TotalGrants
$27,831
0
2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
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Grants by Program Area
TotalAsseetGrowth
Total Asset Growth
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Funds
All funds are listed in order by date of establishment (Most recent to oldest)
A
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
Judge Norman L. and Ruth B.
Kiesling Unrestricted Charitable
Fund
Grusenmeyer Family Unrestricted
Endowment
Kroeger Funeral Home Family
Unrestricted Endowment
Logansport/Cass County Morning
Kiwanis Club Endowment
Steve and Heide Sims Family
Jack and Linda Baker Family
Mike and Kim Anderson Family
Robert Gharis Unrestricted
Endowment
CCCF Board Member Unrestricted
Endowment
Edwin H Becker Family Unrestricted
Endowment
Kylan Ashlan Costello Family
Memorial Unrestricted Endowment
Dr. George Myers Community
Logansport & Eel River Railroad
Museum, Inc. Endowment
Cass County Heritage Unrestricted
Endowment
Cass County General Unrestricted
Endowment
Bill & Flo Edson Unrestricted
Endowment
Salin Bank and Trust Company
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS
Steve and Deanna “Berkshire” Crispen
Family Endowment
Community Pride Fund
Jack and Mary Regan Fine Arts Award
Endowment
Steinberger Construction Charitable
Fund
Busard Family Endowment
Terry Girls Legacy Endowment
Bob & Sandy “Bradfield” Grandstaff
Family Endowment
Welsh Family Endowment
The Kroeger Family Endowment
Duesterberg Memorial Family
Endowment
Denham Family Endowment
Chapman Family Endowment
Security Federal Savings Bank
Endowment
Platte Youth Philanthropy Endowment
Baker Family Endowment
DESIGNATED FUNDS
The Charles P. Schaefer Fund
Cass County Disadvantaged Children’s
Fund
Cass County 4-H International
Exchange Program Fund
Weekday Religious Education of Cass
& Fulton Counties Endowment Fund
23
The AIM Endowment Fund
Cass County Reading Railroad
Endowment
Mabel E. Patty Endowment
Tom Morris Family Endowment
Libby Hillis Tuthill Endowment
LAA Sydor Operating Expense
Endowment
Michael A Wolf Endowment
Cass County Humane Society
Endowment
Paul and Helen Young Endowment
Betty Scagnoli Memorial Woodlawn
Center Endowment
LCSC Educational Enhancement
Endowment
Edwin H Becker Family Endowment
for Cass County Family Y
for Culver Education Foundation
for First United Methodist Church
for Lake Maxinkuckee
Environmental Fund
Little Turtle Waterway Plaza
Maintenance Endowment
The Blank Family Memorial
Endowment
United Way of Cass County Operating
Endowment
First United Methodist Church
Endowment
Cass County Family Y Endowment
Angelos K. Chogas Memorial
Endowment
Chogas Family Memorial Flower
Endowment
Four County Counseling Foundation
Endowment
River of Life Christian Church
in Memory of Ted Ingmire
Endowment
Cass County 4-H Association
Endowment
Friends of All Saints School
Endowment
Cass County Solid Waste Management
District Endowment
Cass County Camelot Foundation, Inc.
Endowment
Deane Family Endowment
The Logansport Professional
Firefighters Benefit Burn Out
Endowment
Altrusa Faye Riddleberger Memorial
Endowment
Logansport Rotary Club Memorial
Trust Endowment
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
Logansport Endowment
LAA Wilmer Flory Scholarship
Endowment
Spring Creek Cemetery Endowment
PAC Arts in Education Endowment
Logansport-Cass County Library
Memorial Endowment
Memorial Hospital Foundation
Endowment
Cass County Carousel Endowment
Earl C. Fernbaugh Crippled Children’s
Trust Endowment
Domestic Violence Task Force of Cass
County, Inc. Endowment Fund
CCCF Operating Endowment
Security Federal IU-K Purdue
Technology Endowment
PASS THROUGH FUNDS
Southside Gateway Fund
Old Style Raft Race Pass-Through
Fund
Cass County Roosters Club
Pass-Through Fund
Steinberger Construction Pass-Through
Character Counts Pass-Through
Hoosier Soldier Support Pass-Through
Prevent Child Abuse, Cass County
Pass-Through
Angelos K. Chogas Memorial
Pass-Through
Four County Counseling Foundation
Pass-Through
Logansport Professional Firefighters
Local#470 Pass-Through
School to Work Pass-Through
Cass County Historical Society
Pass-Through
Weekday Religious Education
SCHOLARSHIP
ENDOWMENT FUNDS
The Homer and Marie Baer
Scholarship Endowment Fund
Richard and Eileen Copeland
Scholarship Fund
24
Lance and Cathy Binder Student
Athlete Scholarship
LaSociete Forty & Eight
Marjorie M. Kime Medical
Scholarship
William Sellers Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Dorothy Moore Memorial Scholarship
Fund
LHS Class of 1973 Scholarship Fund
Bonnie L. Heckard Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Logansport Roosters Club Shawn
Hensel Memorial Scholarship Fund
Logan City Ice/Heckard Family
Scholarship
Mary E. Sanderson Scholarship
Endowment
Theda and Kenneth Sheetz Family
Scholarship
Morris Family LHS Traditional
Scholarship
Morris Family Vocational Pass
Through Scholarship
Frank E Tolbert Prize in Public
Speaking Scholarship
William A Frushour and Valerie M
Frushour Scholarship
Cass / Back Home Again in Indiana
Scholarship
Lewis Cass Scholarship Endowment
Max Quirk Family Scholarship in
Memory of Birtie & Patricia
Pioneer High School Scholarship
Endowment
Tamzen K Myers Memorial Trust
Scholarship
Clifford & Esta McKee Scholarship
Richard W Cassidy, Jr Scholarship
Oris Shanks Scholarship
Lionel Billman Memorial Scholarship
Irma D Bowyer Trust Scholarship
Kassandra M Todd Memorial
Scholarship
Charles W & Phyllis J Kingery
Scholarship
Brad Scott Memorial Scholarship
Harriet L. and Glen R. Thompson
Music Scholarship
Mark Wolfe Scholarship
Richard W. Gohl Track & Field Award
Trust Scholarship
Tony Vesh Scholarship
Al Dunn Memorial Scholarship
Frederick A. Sabatini I.U.
Scholarship
The Roberts-Gaal Family
Scholarship
Cass County Memorial 4-H
Scholarship
William C. and Margie L.
Grusenmeyer Family Scholarship
Al and Ruth Pettit Basketball
Scholarship
Florence R. Buchanan Scholarship
John A. Marocco Memorial
Scholarship
Leo Crowe Scholarship
Joe Patacsil Scholarship
Community Foundation Ivy Tech
Scholarship
Fred Herrick Award Scholarship
Frank and Rhoda Cook Education
Scholarship
PASS THROUGH
SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS
Kristopher Fisher Memorial
Scholarship
Trooper Daniel R. Barrett Memorial
Scholarship
Kandy Greer Vermeersch Memorial
Scholarship Pass-Through
Andrew Vermeersch Memorial
Scholarship Pass-Through
Sue Moser Memorial Pass-Through
Scholarship
Dr Bernard R and Frances E Hall
County-Wide Scholarship
Gangloff Industries, Inc. Pass-Through
Scholarship
Bernard R. and Frances E. Hall
Scholarship
Steinberger Construction, Inc.,
Pass Through Scholarship
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Donors
T
Thank
you to these community-minded individuals
annd businesses who have donated to the
fo
oundation in 2012
IN HONOR OF
In Honor of Ted Blank’s 90th Birthdayy
Henrietta T. Schaefer
In Honor of CCCF’s Valentines Singing
g g
Group
p
Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Simons
In Honor of Eileen Copeland’s
p
82nd
birthdayy
Christopher A. Copeland
In Honor of Eileen Copeland
p
for
Mother’s Dayy
In Honor of Richard B. Copeland’s
p
80th Birthdayy
Mr. & Mrs. James K. Ellis
In Honor of Richard & Eileen Copeland
p
57th Anniversaryy
Maureen Copeland Ellis
In Honor of Richard & Eileen Copeland
p
at Christmas
Maureen Ellis
In Honor of Richard B. Copeland
p
on
Father’s Dayy
In Honor of RL & Barbara Crispen
p at
Christmas
Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Crispen
In Honor of Bill Fouts
Jack, Michael, Jon
Tri Green Tractor, LLC Employees
26
In Honor of Linda Sue Fryy
Mr. Kyle Forkner
In Honor of Peggy
ggy Garner - 5 yyr.
breast cancer survivor
Friends of Peggy Garner
In Honor of Bob & Sandyy Grandstaff
at Christmas
Mark Grandstaff
In Honor of Marge
g Ingmire’s
g
90th
Birthdayy
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Honor of Connie Jones at
Christmas
In Honor of Camryn
y Lowry’s
y 1st
Birthdayy
In Honor of Rich McClain
NIPSCO
In Honor of Emilyy & Tim Marshall &
Familyy at Christmas
Ms. Alice Moore
In Honor of Joe Patacsil
Peter T. Cangany Jr.
In Honor of Joe Patacsil’s Birthdayy
Amanda Bates
In Honor of Joyce
y & Sandyy Quillen at
Christmas
Ms. Alice Moore
In Honor of John Rhodes 70th
Birthdayy
In Honor of Paul Scherer’s 90th
Birthdayy
In Honor of Gizzyy Smith’s 90th Birthdayy
IN MEMORY OF
In Memoryy of Trooper
p Daniel R. Barrett
Matthew D. Barrett, Attorney-at-Law
In Memoryy E. Allen Becker
Billye M. Abad
Michelle A. Allyn
Denny & Sally Barrett
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson J. Becker
Ms. Elizabeth Bernstein
Consolidated Union
Mr. & Mrs. Jim David
Sandy & Pattie Deichman
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Delaney
David & Sandra Haist
John & Linda Hopkins
Joel & Jayne (Mehaffie) Hubbard
Andre B. Lacy
Susan L. Mahler, Cafe Max, Inc.
Rich & Barrie McClain
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Morris Jr.
Mr. Ryan Murphy, RNDC of Indiana
Fox Chain Team
Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Nichols
Dr. & Mrs. Herb Price
Judge & Mrs. Julian Ridlen
Mrs. Ann M. Small & Family
John & Carolyn Tucker
Mr. & Mrs. Clarke T. Welsh III
Pam & Ken Wilson
Senator & Mrs. Tom Weatherwax
The Williams Family
The Wurster Family
In Memoryy Ted “Mr. B” Beckleyy
Rovena & Jack Ayers
Mike & Teri Ayers
Brian & Lisa Ayers
Kelly & Kelly Ayers
Jeffrey & Jennifer Bell
Wally & Ruth Bennett
Ken Berry
Ms. Kelly Boe
Pat & Ole Boe
Mark & Melanie Bozard
Diane S. Brown
Ms. Jill Browne
Tim & Linda Bruner
Lloyd & Betty Bruner
Dee & Kelly Butz
Jack & Nancy Cain
Mark & Debbie Cain
Matt & Laura Cain
Brian & Kim Chapman
Michael & Katherine Collins
Terry & Janet Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Terry T. Collins
Mary Ann Cree
James K. Dancy
Gary & Betty Davis
Grant & Suzanne Davis & Family
Mr. Robert Davis
Marsha Dollar
Tammy & Donnie Dowell
John & Vera Engel
Mr. & Mrs. Dave Eshelman
Nancy Fineran
Dave & Andrea Foreman
Don & Jayne Foreman
Mr. Richard C. Foust
Mr. Bill Fouts
Jack & Debbie Gates
Dennis & Joy Gaylor
John & Nancy Gaylor
Marc Goodier
Rick & Wendy Grant
Gordon & Judy Greider
Melea Henry
Samantha Hickman
Ron & Pat Hoekman
Jennifer L. Hopper
Robert Hopper
The Matt Hopper Family
Bill & Linda Isaacs
Traian A. Jay
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Jones
Jeremy & Jenny Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Jones
Shannon Jones
Tom & Gail Jones
Tina & Bryan Klepinger
Jan & Bill Kovacs Family
Don & Diana Krug
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Layman
Elizabeth Layman
Lewis Cass Alumni Association
Lewis Cass Class of 1971
Lewis Cass Class of 1989
Janet Leffert
Esther Lewis
Dennis & Rita Long
Karol Martin & Kathy Garretson Sue &
Jim McClain
Mick Owens
Tim Piercy
Susan Winn Platt
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ramer
Patsy & Robert Ramer
Tom & Beverly Ramer
Tamara Ramer
Beth Rawe
Aaron Reed
Barbara Reed
Cindy Reed
Dave Reed
Joe Reed
Neil Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Remley
Brian & Shelly Riley
Jill Robertson & Family
Joe & Susie Rush
Dan & Kim Satow
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Satow
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Satow
Laura & Dan Smith
Southeastern Cafeteria Staff & Friends
Brian Sprinkle
Starr Austen & Miller LLP
Mr. Charles P. Stephenson
Susie Tarkington
Sabra Torres, Tara, Galen, Tim & Gloria
Joe & Navi Vernon
Janice H. Vix & Amy Nowicki
Tim & Rene’ Weaver
Tom R. Wilson Jr.
Glenn & Karen Wright
In Memoryy Harold Beecher
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy Dean Berkshire at
Christmas
In Memoryy Rodneyy Busard at
Christmas
In Memoryy Cara Chambers Stienbarger
g
Tri Green Tractor, LLC
Steve & Susan Begley
Peggy Billiard
The Blank Family
JoAnn & Joe Blazek
Jon Bright
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Ciotta D.V.M.
Tom & Linda Castaldi
Linda Shide, Castongia’s, Inc.
Chambers & Co. & Employees
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Chambers
Ves & Lindus Chambers
Mr. & Mrs. Lester B. Chernick
Dewey & Sharon Cowen
Mr. & Mrs. Brent E. Culver
Drs. Ingrid & Chris D’Agostino
Mrs. Sarah Day
Mame Dillion
Mary, Doug, Wayne Downham
Lynn & Bill Ducat
Brian & Stacey Fisher
Bill & Doris Fouts
Maurice & Janis Frantz
Bob, Sandy, & Mark Grandstaff
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Grant
Green Power, Inc.
Kurt & Carrie Gutman
Herb, Joyce, Craig, Julie Hanna
27
Jane Hanna
Harper Implement Co., Inc.
Mr. Tom Heckard
Gary & Kay Hiner
Bill & Judy Hopper
Indiana Spray Center
Robby & Melissa (Schieber) Kissling
Jacob & Christina Kitchel
Kroeger Funeral Home
Janet Leffert
Leo Brown Construction Co.
Liberation Software Inc.
Susanne C. Livesay
Terre Lupear
Dr. & Mrs. Ted Mager
Pat & Dorothy “Dishon” McCann
Ms. Mary Kate McNamara
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McNarny
Butch & Sharon Million
Cynthia J. Munerol
Julie & Don Murphy
Seth & Monica Nicholas
Linda Novak
The Papadia Family
Robert E. Paschen
Anjanette &Sydney Pate
Susan Platt
Brian & Alli Robinson
David & Gail Rush
Mary & Bob Sabatini
Allen & Peggy Schieber
Marie Scott
Rick & Peggy Scott
Lindy Shafer & Sons
Mr. & Mrs. Melvyn A. Silver
Bernard & Jane Slusser
Thomas & Cecilia Slusser
Cathy Herbert, Smith Implements Inc.
Wm. A Thweatt
Msgt George L. Voltz USAF Ret
Jason & Jerrilyn Warner
Jerry Williams
Tom & Kay Weatherwax
Trish & Dan Williams
Mrs. Margaret Williams
Mr. & Mrs. John Wortman
Butch & Sue Zellers
Meghan & Kent Zellers
Jen & Jim Zellers
Claire & Serge Zellers
In Memoryy of Maryy Cotner
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy of Kenyon
y R. Cox
Henrietta T. Schaefer
In Memoryy of Bill Cuppy
ppy
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy of Larryy Downham
IN Alpha Delta Kappa Mu Chapter
In Memoryy of Al Dunn
Al Dunn Scholarship Committee
In Memoryy of Bernice Fross
Mr. & Mrs. Richard McClain
In Memoryy of Bill Frushour
Carol J. Frushour
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Frushour
Tony & Beth Howard & Family
Ray & Sheryll Maudlin
Mary Sue Maudlin
John & Ellen Maudlin
Nathan & Jeanne Maudlin
Maudlin International Trucks, Inc.
In Memoryy of Maryy Frushour
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Frushour
In Memoryy of Mrs. Bill ((Val)) Frushour
Carol J. Frushour
In Memoryy of Gerald Garrison
Richard & Mary Ann Rusk
In Memoryy of Virginia
g Grandstaff
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Grandstaff
In Memoryy of Helen Hillis
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Hillis
In Memoryy of Joe Huffman
In Memoryy of Ted Ingmire
g
Ms. Marjorie Ingmire
In Memoryy of Charles Jayy
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Jay
In Memoryy of Judge
g Norman L. & Ruth
B. Kiesling
g
John G. Kiesling
Marlene A. Konsek
28
In Memoryy of Charles King
g
Bob & Sandy Grandstaff & Family
In Memoryy of Alice Low,,
a great
g
coach
Beverly & Tom Ramer
Tamara Ramer
Beth (Ramer) Rawe
In Memoryy of Edith McClain
Bill & Doris Fouts
In Memoryy of Sarah Edith McClain
In Memoryy of Charlotte Moore
Mr. Sandy Deichman
In Memoryy of Dorothyy Moore
Dr. & Mrs. William S. Quillen
In Memoryy of Sharon Morrow
Ms. Elizabeth Billman
In Memoryy of Susan Murrayy
Kim & Mary B. Frey
In Memoryy of Dorothyy Noftsger
g
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 36
In Memoryy of Don Plank
John & Betty Ramer
In Memoryy of Jean Plotner
In Memoryy of James Pugh
g
Mr. Mike Platt
In Memoryy of Marvin Pumel
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy of Debra Rist
In Memoryy of Marge
g Roberson
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McNarny
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy of Harryy B. Robinson
In Memoryy of Helen & Harryy
Robinson
Georgie Murray
In Memoryy of Wilda M. Rush
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Chambers
In Memoryy of Charles P. Schaefer
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Blank
Samuel C. Butler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Hoover
In Memoryy of Maryy Margaret
g
Scheetz
In Memoryy of Brad Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Kraig S. Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Scott
Mr. & Mrs. Byron F. Wong
In Memoryy of Bonnie Sedam
In Memoryy of Nate Shivelyy
In Memoryy of Lowell J. & Bettyy J. Smith
Linda L. Smith
In Memoryy of Karen Snider
The Blank Family
In Memoryy of Esther Sprinkle
p
Gary & Betty Davis
In Memoryy of William A. Steinhilber
Ted & Emily Blank
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Morris Jr.
In Memoryy of Joann Strahlem
In Memoryy of Patricia Szep
p
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Jay
In Memoryy of Meredith & Audreyy
Thompson
p
Bill & Doris Fouts
In Memoryy of Kassandra M. Todd
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Todd
Beverly Todd
In Memoryy of Mrs. Cindyy Tuttle
Mr. & Mrs. Kim C. Frey
In Memoryy of Andrew Vermeersch
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Vermeersch
In Memoryy of Alyce
y Weatherwax
Ms. Lisa Terry
In Memoryy of Donald B. Winn
Mary Ann Cree
In Memoryy of Carol Zehring
g
Gary & Betty Davis
In Memoryy of Geraldine Zoubul
Mr. & Mrs. Nelson J. Becker
In Honor of Dean,, Aksel,, Conor,, Luke
& Ciara
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Swennumson
In Honor of Granddaughters
g
- Sarah
& Laura Cahalan
Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Shelhart Jr
In Honor of Hannah Eshelman
In Honor of Jane Kasting
g
Robert W. Kasting
In Honor of Jerryy Snider
Diane Snider
In Honor of Karen Troutman
Mr. John Troutman
In Honor of Kellyy Leeman
Ms. Pamela A. Leeman
In Honor of Kris Grandstaff
Larry Rollins
In Honor of Pamela Sell
Eugene Sell
In Honor of Phyllis
y Kingery
g y
Mr. Nelson J. Becker
In Honor of Rita Berkshire
In Honor of Sara Kirkwood
Mr. & Mrs. J Robert Kirkwood
In Honor of Securityy Federal Savings
g Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brandstatter
VALENTINES
In Honor of Thompson
p
Elem. 2nd
Grade Teachers
In Honor of Allen McKaig
g
In Honor of Camryn
y Lowryy
Mrs. Elizabeth McKaig
In Honor of Carl & Deloris Simons
Anniversaryy
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Rusk
In Honor of Darla Freyy at Central Paving
g
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brandstatter
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Burns
Mr. Milt Cole, Cole Hardwood
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Jones
Logansport Memorial Hospital
Tyson
DONORS
Gilbert Abney
Ag Source, Inc.
Al’s Body Shop, Inc.
Cheryl Alsup
Mr. Michael C. Anderson
Margaret & Ed Armstrong
Mr. Jeremy W. Ashcraft
ATD Sign & Design
Jack Ayers
Mike & Donna Babb
Michael J. Babb
Ms Rebecca B. Baer
Loretta’s Therapeutic Massage
Baldwin Accounting
Wilma Beck
Claudia Delaney Benn
Dr & Mrs. John K. Bevan
Mr. & Mrs. William G. Biehl
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Biggs
G. Lance Binder
Grover Bishop
Helen R. Bishop
Nancy Harness Black
Pat Bruner Boe
Adamsboro Sundries
Tim Bookmiller
Catherine Borkowski
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowen
Robert R. & Carol J. Bridge
Bruce Brown
Dianne J. Brown OD
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Burns
Gary & Dee Butts
Chris Cain
Matt Cain
Mr. Christopher Ciotta D.V.M.
Cass County Roosters
City of Logansport
Cole Hardwood
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Mr. & Mrs. James Keith Cole
Cass County Towing
Columbia Middle School
Community State Bank
Consolidated Union
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Copeland
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Corso
County Line Groom Room
D&B Trucking
Danely Stump Eaters
Betty Zell Davis
Robert & Christina Vance Deeter
Mr. Sandy Deichman
Clarence J. DeWitt
Ms. Kathy Ditmire
Larry Dixon
Stacey Donato
Mark A. Dunkel
Richard Eads
Carol Easterday
G. D. English
Mark English
Connie Etherington
Janice Gordan Fant
Richard Farrer
Federal-Mogul Corporation
First Assembly of God
First Farmers Bank & Trust
Fraternal Order of Police #71
Rick Foust
Doanld & Eldona Fox
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Franklin
Mr. William A. Frushour
Rick Galloway
Gangloff Industries, Inc.
Richard & Vickie Yoder Garver
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Gates
Grand Industrial, LLC
Richard & Karyn Gundrum
Harrington Traveling Photographic Arts
The Hartz Mountain Corporation
Haynes Automotive
Senator Randy Head & Lisa Swaim
David Hensel
Mark C. Hetz
Hokey’s Neighborhood Tavern
Vivian Harrington
Hopper Development, Inc.
Sarah Harness Horn
Michael D. Hull
Independent Colleges of IN, Inc.
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Mr. & Mrs. David L. Ingram
Cathy Isaacs
Deb Winters Janettas
Rich & Robin Jeragan
JHAA D.V.M. Inc.
Jim Kitchell Agency
Joe & Mary Carey Johnson
Beth Jones
Ms. Mary Lou Kesling
Mr. & Mrs. J Robert Kirkwood
Kline Construction
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Knebel
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Kraud
Ronnie Kraus
Kroeger Funeral Home
Ms. Pamela A. Leeman
Leffert Stone Company
Matthew Lewellen
Lewis Cass Alumni Association
Logan/Cass County Chamber of Commerce
Logan Machine
Logan’s Run Family Golf Club
Logansport Art Association
Logansport Savings Bank
Ms. Peggy M. Long
LPL Financial
Bobbi Roberts Manis
Marocco Funeral Chapel
Emily Moore Marshall
James Martin
Mass. Ave Wine Shoppe
Maxx Tan
Mr. & Mrs. Richard McClain
Peggy Harris McClelland
Mr. Michael McCord
McCord’s Do it Best - store #1
JM McDonald
Mike Anderson Chrysler Dodge
James & Teri Harris Morgan
Steve Moss, Moss Fertilizer Service, Inc.
MPR Realty
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan P. Muller
Ms. Estie B. Murphy
Randy Myer
Jerry & Marcia Nelson
Mary B. Orr
Gloria Doran Ott
Sharon Overway
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Pasquale
Tom & Peggy Perrone
PKM Management Company Inc.
Susan Platt
Drs. Price-Shepler Family Eye Care, LLC
Delton Propes
Wendell & Joyce Gruhl Propes
Ms. Kathryn L. Props
Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Ramer
Reid Roofing Company
PNC Bank
Tom & Marsha Riggs
Diane Dixon Robbins
Judy Roberts
Jesse Robinson
James E. Rogers, Rogers’ Cabinetry
Alice Rothernel
Rozzi’s Greenhouse
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Rusk
Schwab Charitable Fund
Roberta Sprinkle Scovill
Steven Seagraves
Security Federal Savings Bank
LuAnn Zinsmaster Shaver
Bryan & Michaela Slisher
Thomas Slusser
Small Parts, Inc
The Old Style Inn
Diane Snider
Mrs. Stephanie Bonnell
Springcreek Landscaping & Nursery, Inc.
Becky Wallace Stanton
Staples, Inc.
George L. Stebbins Jr.
Steinberger Construction, Inc.
Mike & Pam Taylor
Sandy Thompson
Tri Green Tractor, LLC
Mr. John B. Tuthill
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence R. Ulrich
Karen Van Beer
Russ Vavricka
Voiture 729 40 & 8
Wags & Styles Dog Grooming
Natasha Walters
Wealth Management Solutions LLC
Senator & Mrs. Tom Weatherwax
Weekday Religious Education
WHZR-HOOSIER 103 FM
Judith Williamson
Tom & Barb Wilson
John Zimmer
Zim’s Auto Sales & Service
Zip Thru Drive Thru
Reasons to
Make A Gift
TOP 10 REASONS TO MAKE A GIFT TO THE
CASS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
1. We are a local organization.
2. We have extensive knowledge of community issues
and needs.
3. We make charitable giving powerful by helping
people invest in the causes they are about most.
4. We make charitable giving simple by providing
highly personalized service tailored to each
individual’s charitable and financial interests.
5. We work with professional advisors to create highly
effective approaches to charitable giving.
6. We offer flexibility by accepting a wide variety of
assets.
7. We offer maximum tax advantage for most gifts
under federal law.
8. We increase the impact of gift dollars with our
proven investment management.
9. Our mission is to help you help the community.
10. We build endowment funds that benefit the
community forever.
In 2006, the Cass County
Community Foundation
received the Council
on Foundations seal
and certification. This
designation signifies
that CCCF is committed
to pursuing the highest
standards of operations and
policies in the industry.
CCCF was reconfirmed
in 2011. This certification
is confirmation that the
Cass County Community
Foundation adheres to best
practices and meets the
rigorous national standards
developed for U.S.
community foundations.
Donors can be confident
that any gifts made to the
CCCF will be utilized and
stewarded by the highest
practices and benchmarks.
cf
NAT I O NA L
STANDARDS
™
Enclosed is my contribution in the amount of $________________ to
further the purposes of CASS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC
___________________________________________________________________
DONOR’S NAME
PO Box 441
Logansport, IN 46947
(Gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law)
___________________________________________________________________
STREET ADDRESS
___________________________________________________________________
CITY, STATE, ZIP
Gifts to the Community Foundation will enrich the quality of life in Cass County.
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Lucerne
Royall Center
Twelve Mile
Metea
Hoover
Adamsboro
Lake Cicott
New Waverly
Logansport
po
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Georgetown
Anoka
Clymers
Onward
Walton
Young
America
Galveston
417 NORTH STREET, SUITE 102
LOGANSPORT, IN 46947
P.O. BOX 441 • (574) 722-2200
[email protected]

2012 annual report - Cass County Community Foundation

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