2015 Annual Report - Harrison County Community Foundation

Harrison County
Community
Foundation
2015 Annual Report
2015 Annual Report
Harrison County Community Foundation
Mission Statement
We are a public foundation established for the receipt of donations and the distribution of income from permanent endowment
funds for the philanthropic purposes of Harrison County, Indiana.
2016 Board of Directors
Kevin Burch, Chair, Corydon
Martha Beckort, Vice-Chair, Corydon
Cheryl Fisher, Secretary-Treasurer,
Mauckport
Pamela D. Carmichael, Mauckport
Leanne Cunningham, Elizabeth
Scott Estes, Horseshoe Southern
Indiana Representative
Brett Huett, Corydon
Jeremy Kirkham, Corydon
Phyllis J. Krush, New Salisbury
Barbara Middleton, Corydon
Susan Pierson, Georgetown
Leslie Robertson, Depauw
Joe Shireman, Corydon
Brett Stilwell, Corydon
Sharon Uhl, Corydon
Standing L to R: Douglas Sellers, Sharon Uhl, Jeremy Kirkham, Scott Estes, Brett Stilwell, Brett Huett, Kevin Burch,
Susan Pierson, Joe Shireman, Leanne Cunningham, Brian LaHue
Seated L to R: Pamela Carmichael, Cheryl Fisher, Phyllis Krush, Martha Beckort, Leslie Robertson, Barbara Middleton
2016 Board Elect
Brian LaHue, Corydon
Douglas Sellers, Elizabeth
2016 Community Volunteers
Pat Book, Palmyra
Jeff Davis, Ramsey
Jim Isbell, New Salisbury
Charles Sell, Georgetown
Bill Thomas, Depauw
Mike Woertz, Corydon
2016 HCCF Staff
Anna Curts, Grants Manager
Steve Gilliland, President/CEO
Derrick Grigsby, CFO
Kim Harmon, Director of Development
Kristin Kennedy, Communications Associate
Heather Stafford, Director of Programs
Sarah Travis, Administrative Assistant
Code of Ethics and Conflict of Interest Disclosure
Members of the Board of Directors and staff of the foundation are committed to observing the highest standards of ethical conduct
in the performance of our responsibilities. Our board, our staff, and community volunteers sign a Code of Ethics Pledge and a
Conflict of Interest Disclosure that guide all of our processes and decisions.
CF National Standards
HCCF has been confirmed in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.
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2015 at a Glance
Total Consolidated
Assets
$159,351,332
Scholarships
Awarded
251
Grants
Awarded
149
Endowment Funds
Created
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20 Years and Change
To kick-off the
celebration of the
Harrison County
Community
Foundation’s 20th
year, HCCF held an
anniversary dinner on
October 29, 2015 at
Horseshoe Southern
Indiana. At the dinner,
HCCF provided each
table of attendees
$1,000 to distribute among a list of 33 designated endowment
funds that support nonprofit organizations providing services in
Harrison County.
Attendees mingle during the Harrison County Community
Foundation’s 20th anniversary celebration.
In addition, HCCF provided each attendee the opportunity to direct $20 (the price of their attendance ticket) to any existing
endowment fund held at the foundation. A total of $46,000 was awarded to 98 different endowment funds during the evening.
The following six funds received the highest amounts:
• YMCA of Harrison County Fund - $4,950
• Hosparus of Harrison County Fund - $3,830
• Comfort House Fund - $3,240
• Harrison County Parks and Recreation Fund - $3,120
• Hayswood Theatre Fund - $2,560
• Harrison County Community Services Fund - $2,540
HCCF was created in 1996 by an agreement between the Harrison
County Commissioners, Caesars Indiana, and the State of Indiana Gaming
Commission. The Foundation will continue to celebrate throughout 2016.
Chad Coffman, 2015 HCCF Board Chair, speaks
to attendees.
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Youth Philanthropy Council
Youth Philanthropy is, at the broadest level, youth giving their time,
talents and treasure.
• Meetings are held once a month and last approximately an hour and a half
• YPC members work together to fund local projects geared toward youth
• Members learn the skills and knowledge of the philanthropy tradition
2015 Youth Philanthropy Grants Total $5,570
• Lanesville Community Schools: $750 to support the ELF project
• Blue River All Stars 4-H Club: $725 to support Carnival for Cancer
• North Harrison High School PTO: $2,000 to support NHHS After Prom
• Blue River Services, Inc.: $1,270 to support landscaping at Oakview Apartments
• South Central FCA: $825 to support the Community Youth Event
Blue River Services received a $1,270 grant from
the Youth Philanthropy Council in 2015 to support
landscaping at Oakview Apartments.
2014-2015 School Year Service Projects
• Emergency food boxes at Harrison County Community Services
• Pinkapalooza breast cancer walk at Hayswood Nature Reserve
• Collected school supplies for Harrison County Community Services
• Marine Corps Toys for Tots Donation Drive
For more information contact
Heather Stafford, Director of Programs
at 812.738.6668 or [email protected]
Imagination Library and Dictionary Project
Imagination Library Fast Facts
• 1995 - Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library began
• 2008 - Harrison County children began receiving Imagination Library books with funding provided by HCCF
• Under Age 5 - Age of children who receive Imagination Library books
• Each Month - A carefully selected book is mailed to a child’s home under his or her name
• 1,549 - Average number of Harrison County children who received books monthly in 2015
• imaginationlibrary.com - Site where parents can register their children to receive Imagination Library books.
Parents can also stop by the Harrison County Community Foundation to pick up a brochure or registration form
Dictionary Project Fast Facts
• 1995 - The Dictionary Project was implemented
• 2008 - HCCF began partnering with the Dictionary
Project
• Third grade - Children and teachers who receive
dictionaries. The dictionaries go to all elementary schools in Harrison County
• Over 500 - Number of dictionaries delivered to elementary schools in 2015
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Jump Start Program
Since 2014, the Harrison County Community Foundation has funded
Jump Start, a 5-year pilot program that funds full-day preschool for
at-risk children at several locations in Harrison County. Noah’s Ark
Preschool, located at Unity Chapel United Methodist Church in
Ramsey, was one of the Jump Start grant recipients for the
2014-15 school year. The grant allowed the preschool to provide fullday services for up to 18 children
Allison Miller, director of Noah’s Ark Preschool, said the preschool
was unable to provide full-day services until it received the Jump Start
grant. Miller said she is grateful that the preschool is able to serve more
children as a result.
A student at Noah’s Ark Preschool in Ramsey
reaches for items during an activity designed to help the
students learn the alphabet.
“Our goal is really to get as many kids inside of here as possible, and
get them some kind of education, so the Jump Start program’s really
increased the number of families that we can help,” Miller said.
As a result of the grant, Noah’s Ark hired a part-time instructor and added physical education and music enrichment programs.
Additionally, the grant has helped to provide lunches from North Harrison Community School Corporation, and it has allowed the
preschool’s students to receive remediation based on their social and academic needs.
For example, Miller said one of the students came to the preschool unable to recognize or spell her name, and she needed assistance
using the bathroom, having accidents throughout the day. The Noah’s Ark Preschool staff helped her improve in these areas, and she
could write and spell her name from memory by the end of the year.
“That just shows how important this program is, just to get these kids into a five-day program where they have a little bit of structure,
where they have people that are able to work with them,” Miller said.
Funding from the Jump Start grant helped Noah’s Ark Preschool earn a Level 1 rating in Paths to Quality, a child care national
accreditation system, in 2015. The Paths to Quality program is administered locally by the Southern Indiana Economic Opportunity
Corporation, Inc. (SIEOC). HCCF has made funding available to preschool providers through SIEOC to purchase needed
equipment, send staff members to required training sessions, and obtain Paths to Quality certification.
Miller said she would like to see the number of children served through the Jump Start grant increase, and she would like Noah’s
Ark Preschool to reach Paths to Quality Level 4, so it can achieve national accreditation. But above all, she wants the preschool to
continue to impact the local community.
“I feel like we’re strengthening the community, just one little bit at a time,” she said.
Jump Start Participating Providers
South Harrison Community
School Corporation
Corydon Elementary
Heth-Washington Elementary
New Middletown Elementary
South Central Elementary
Blue River Services
Morgan Elementary
North Harrison Elementary
Corydon’s Rainbow’s End
Ministry and Private Preschools
St. John’s Lutheran Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Unity Chapel Noah’s Ark
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2015 Awarded Scholarships
Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship: Ashton Bosler
Ashton Bosler of Depauw was named the Harrison County Community Foundation
2015 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship recipient. She will receive full
tuition to the Indiana college of her choice and a $900 yearly stipend for required
books and equipment. Ashton plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. She
chose chemistry as her major in the hopes of setting herself up for medical school.
Ashton is a 2015 graduate of North Harrison High School. She is the daughter of Jill
and Michael Beyerly and the late Chris Bosler.
When notified about being the 2015 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship
recipient, Ashton said, “I cannot even put into words how honored I am to be
chosen to represent Harrison County and receive such a huge gift as a Lilly
Endowment Community Scholarship. The support I have been given by this
awesome community throughout my entire life thus far has truly been amazing, and
I can only hope to one day be able to give it as much as it has already granted me.”
HCCF awarded 251 scholarships totaling $719,042 in 2015!
IU Southeast Renewable Scholarships
$5,000 per year, renewable for four years for a total of $20,000 at IU Southeast
Corydon Central
Samuel Voyles
Lanesville
Jon Ferree
North Harrison
Micah Napper
South Central
Nicholas Veith
Building Our Future Scholarships
$5,000 per year, renewable for four years for a total of $20,000 at the school of their choice
Corydon Central
David Brann
Jessica Murray
Ryan Price
Abigail Suddarth
Lanesville
Bailey Kaake
Andrew Kennedy
North Harrison
Andrew Dones
Savannah Jones
Grace Rosenbarger
Allison Sieg
South Central
Parker Gabhart
Aidan Romero
Scholarship Fund: Dedicated to providing grants for educational assistance to individuals seeking
post-secondary education.
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2015 Awarded Scholarships
Founders Vocational Scholarships
Corydon Central
Taylor Henricksen
Cody Hill
David Jensen
Alex Newton
Ryan Seipel
McKenzie Taylor
Lanesville
Aaron Blackman
Anthony Stilger
North Harrison
Andrew Battista
Chris Bowen
Kristina Brown
South Central
Paul Miller
Charles Shewmaker
“Thank you for the extremely generous scholarship and all the
doors that have opened themselves up for me. The HCCF has been
entirely beneficial for me in my future years of schooling. My family
and I really appreciate all that you have done for me.”
- Jon Ferree,
2015 IU Southeast Renewable Scholarship recipient from
Lanesville High School
Jon Ferree (right) stands with his
brother Joel Ferree, a 2011 Founders
Scholarship recipient and a 2015 IU
Southeast graduate.
Charitable Endowed Scholarships Awarded
Alex Simmons Memorial Scholarship
Alex Bube
Carl and Wilma Ott Family
Scholarship
Elizabeth Collins
Elise Hofmann
Clarence A. Sr. and Olivia T. Merk
Memorial Scholarship
Elise Hofmann
Emily Miller
Blaine and Geneva Wiseman Family
Scholarship
Johnathan Leaf
Chamber of Commerce of Harrison
County Education Scholarship
Drake Mattingly
Annabelle Parsons
Madeline Rathgeber
Haley Shaffer
Clyde E. Marrillia Memorial
Scholarship
Hailey Turner
Bud and Betty Bennett Family
Scholarship
Quinton Coffman
Charles R. and Frances M. Chinn
Memorial Scholarship
Madeline Rathgeber
Canaan Timberlake Electrical
Apprenticeship Scholarship
Madeline Rathgeber
Kandace Troxell
Charles A. Kaake Scholarship
Kaitlin Bedel
Alphonse A. and Dolores A. Schmelz
Memorial Scholarship
Annabelle Parsons
Gabe Sronce
Carl and Peggy Byerly 4-H/FFA
Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
Charlie L. Phillips Scholarship
Quinton Coffman
Hayley Hill
Corydon Central Class of ’66
Scholarship
Alex Jimenez
Corydon Central High School
Scholarship
James Brent
Corydon Lions Club Dan Hardsaw
Memorial Scholarship
Kristen Alcorn
Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 Corydon
Central Scholarship
Joshua Peterson
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Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 Josh
Beanblossom Memorial Scholarship
Keegan Collins
Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 North
Harrison Scholarship
Sarah Barnickle
David Minter Memorial Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
Jessica Scharrer
Donald and Fredrica Dones Scholarship
Jackson Turner
Dr. Ken Oppel Memorial Scholarship
Jack Phelps
Megan Smith
Earl Saulman Memorial Scholarship
Jenna Stiles
Eleanor and Vallas Albin Scholarship
Cody Hill
Gary Haub Memorial Scholarship
Jesse Barks
Kayla Turner
Harrison County Agricultural
Memorial Scholarship
Karlyn Hart
Elise Hofmann
Madeline Rathgeber
Austin Reynolds
Cassidy Saulman
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc.
Senior High School Scholarship
Jesse Barks
Elise Hofmann
Savannah Jones
Madeline Rathgeber
Cassidy Saulman
Harrison-Crawford BAR Association
Scholarship
Mitchell Frederick
Helen J. Cunningham Community
Service Scholarship
Samantha Lewis
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Howard H. Haub Scholarship
Hayley Elliott - Athletic
Daniel Fleace - Athletic
Savannah Jones - Agriculture
Brad Nowak - Athletic
Bailey Seitz - Athletic
Jack and Evelyn Baker Scholarship
Annabelle Parsons
Jack and Kenneth Miles Golf Scholarship
Quinton Coffman
Ryan Crawford
Janice Uhl Taylor Scholarship
Anna Sieg
Jefferson Masonic Lodge 104 William
E. Falk Jr. Memorial Scholarship
Kaitlin Bedel
Alexa Jones
Jonathan Delaney Dickerson Memorial
Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
Josh Long Memorial Scholarship
Carolyn Wood
Judy Smith Memorial Scholarship
Steven Silva
Jonathan Smith
Kent Watson Baseball Scholarship
Grant Smith
Laconia Lions Club Scholarship
Jasmine Nalley
Charles Shewmaker
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Scholarship
Jon Ferree
Jessie Pursell
Leora Elizabeth Eisenmenger Melton
Memorial Scholarship
Kristen Alcorn
Kyle McPhillips
Ryan Seipel
Matthew D. Faith Memorial Scholarship
Benjamin Woods
North Central Class of 1961
Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
North Harrison FFA Scholarship
Savannah Jones
North Harrison Football Team PEP
Scholarship
Dustin Nevil
Jack Phelps
North Harrison Girls Basketball
Scholarship
Kimberly Chiquito
North Harrison High School
Scholarship
Kendra Baumgarten
North Harrison Lions Club
Scholarship
Sydney Ganote
Kandace Troxell
North Harrison School Board
Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
Paul Cesar Memorial Scholarship
Joshua Peterson
Lanesville Jaycees Kenneth Lopp
Memorial Scholarship
Kaitlin Bedel
Peyton Blank
Peter J. and Joan T. Schickel
Scholarship
Olivia Cook
Bailey Kaake
Annabelle Parsons
Gabe Sronce
Hailey Turner
Lanesville High School Scholarship
Kirsten Henke
Phil Pace Memorial Scholarship
Hannah Elliott
Larry A. Gettelfinger Memorial
Scholarship
Kendra Baumgarten
R. William Baker Scholarship
Kayla Turner
Ralph D. Best Memorial Scholarship
Andrew Battista
Rotary Club of Corydon Scholarship
Kandace Bodenbender
Quinton Coffman
Haley Shaffer
Haylie Walter
Shireman Family Scholarship
Andrew Battista
Caleb Gresham
Paul Miller
Lindsey Stockhoff
South Central High School Scholarship
Jackson Turner
Susan Evans Austin Memorial Nursing
Scholarship
Joshua Peterson
Yvonne Fessel Panther Athletic
Scholarship
David Brann
Tommy, Sarah and Bud Timberlake
Scholarship
Valerie Crawford
Mitchell Frederick
Zimmerman Family Memorial Scholarship
Drake Mattingly
Wilson Family Memorial Scholarship
in Memory of T. J. and S. Morris Wilson
Haley Brown
VisionQuest Scholarship
Ryan Price
Bailey Kaake and Andrew Kennedy, the 2015 Building
Our Future scholarship recipients from Lanesville.
Adult Scholarships from Endowment Funds
Bellarmine University Accel Program
Scholarship
Rachel Geiger
Lindsay Hack
Bellarmine University – Harrison
County Scholarship
Emily Barry
Miranda Galbreath
Christina McAfee
First Harrison Bank Ivy Tech
Scholarship
Amanda Asher
Jennifer Best
Megan Coleman
Lynn Coulter
Amanda Cross
Rachel Deaton
Susan Galliger
Jonathan Grimes
Amanda Hedgcoth
Ariana Jones
Elizabeth Knight
Emily McIntire
Emily Merk
April O’Hara
Michelle Sampson
Brittany Sanders
Tillie Sears
Julia Sieg
Kayla Sieg
Courtney Thomas
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc.
Agricultural Career Scholarship
Spencer Fulkerson
IUS Harrison County Hospital
Foundation Scholarship #1
John Anderson
Lindsey Lloyd
Christian Mattix
IU Southeast Harrison County
Education Scholarship
Sally Baxter
Emily Cottle
Bobbi Keinsley
Shellie Pence
Michael Rhoads
Eric Rowland
Amber Wischmeier
IUS Harrison County Hospital
Foundation Scholarship #2
Megan Naegele
Alyssa Smith
DeAnna Whittinghill
Ivy Tech – Prosser School of
Technology Scholarship
Danielle Barth
Zachary Lambertus
Mackenzie Stephens
Harrison County Hospital Foundation
Scholarship
Daniel Cox
Lillian Kopsolias
Jessie L. and Arlie L. Fogal Scholarship
Jenna Keinsley
Harrison County Hospital Foundation
General Fund Scholarship
Ashley Krininger
Addilyn Lynch
Kelsey Smith
Harrison County Hospital Foundation
Ivy Tech Scholarship
Brittany Sanders
Kayla Sieg
Miles’ Fund
Ryan Sparks
PNC Advisors Ivy Tech Scholarship
Aliya Barnickle
Anna Gibson
Kayla Sieg
Regions Bank Ivy Tech Scholarship
Jessica Welch
Robert H. Weber Memorial Scholarship
Cameron Smith
Spalding University Harrison County
Scholarship
Carmen Rickman
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Hand Up Scholarship Program
The Hand Up Scholarship Program is administered by WorkOne. It is designed to assist Harrison County resident clients achieve
their Academic Career Plan goals. WorkOne determines and authorizes the scholarships. Applicants must be in training in an “indemand field “(Hot 50 jobs) and be able to complete training within a two year time period.
Hand Up Scholarships can be used for tuition, fees or textbooks. Funds may also be used for special clothing or equipment required
for training or employment, travel expenses to and from training, GED testing and childcare.
A total of five Harrison County residents received Hand Up scholarship support in 2015. Three attended Galen College of Nursing
in Louisville and two attended the Truck Driver Institute in Sellersburg.
Education Matters Southern Indiana
EMSI is a regional undertaking organized by the community foundations that serve Clark,
Floyd, Harrison, Scott and Washington counties to increase the number of working adults who
have a degree or vocational certificate. EMSI’s goal is to increase degree attainment numbers in
these counties by 25 percent in the next five years.
August 2011
HCCF creates Hand Up Adult Scholarships
December 2014
Paul W. Ogle Foundation provides $170,000 to support EMSI
January 2015
EMSI identified as a member of Lumina Community Partnership
for Attainment; Lumina Foundation provides $120,000 for operations
April 2015
EMSI Executive Director hired
May 2015
EMSI joined The Graduate! Network; Leadership Table convened
June 2015
EMSI website launched
August 2015
EMSI leveraged a $14,000 award to Ivy Tech to establish a Student African American Brotherhood
(SAAB) chapter
September 2015
Emphasis expanded to keep students in college; Established a relationship with Indiana Commission for
Higher Education (ICHE)
October 2015
One Stop pilot established bringing advising and career coaching experts together
November 2015
Social media campaign launched reaching over 2,500 people
From inception to date EMSI has tracked 128 adult and Hand Up scholarship awards worth a total of $328,109 resulting in 62
degrees or certifications with average earnings of $16.88 per hour or $35,110 annually. Seventy-four percent of graduates are
working in their chosen field.
“I waited my whole life to go back to school. I worked and raised my children first.
After my last child graduated, I started college. I’ll be the first person in my family
to graduate from college and your scholarship will be put towards that goal.”
- April O’Hara
2015 First Harrison Bank Ivy Tech Scholarship recipient
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2015 Grants Awarded from Unrestricted Funds
21st Century Scholars Grants -- $53,991
The Harrison County Community Foundation committed
$100,000 to be offered as an award to the three Harrison
County public school corporations for the percentage of
eligible 8th graders enrolled in the 21st Century Scholars
program. Actual amounts awarded were based on the
percentage of eligible 8th graders enrolled and confirmed by the
State.
Agency Block Grants -- $259,000
Boone Township VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Dare to Care
$45,000 to assist with their food bank for
Harrison County.
Elizabeth VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Lanesville Community School Corporation
$11,864
North Harrison Community School Corporation
$16,668
South Harrison Community School Corporation
$25,459
Hoosier Hills PACT
$30,000 to support victim safety and
advocacy services.
IUS Ogle Center
$10,000 to support family and children’s
programming.
Harrison County Community Services
$50,000 to support basic needs assistance.
Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana, Inc.
$45,000 to support economics and
financial literacy programs for Harrison
County students.
Harrison Township VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Lanesville/Franklin Township VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Hayswood Theatre Group, Inc.
$5,000 to support their theatrical
productions.
LifeSpan Resources, Inc.
$10,000 to provide Meals on Wheels to
Harrison County residents.
Heth Township VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Milltown VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
New Middletown VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Palmyra VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Ramsey VFD
$4,000 to assist with insurance costs.
Repair Affair of Harrison County
$3,000 to support their annual home
repair event.
YMCA of Harrison County, Inc.
$25,000 to provide SPLASH, a swim
lesson program for Harrison County third
graders.
“Last year, one of our students was playing with a group of friends near the Ohio River. It was really hot and
they wanted to go swimming. Some of the kids in her group suggested swimming in the Ohio. They walked
down to the bank. She said that the water was swirling and you couldn’t see the bottom. She told the other
kids that it was unsafe. She said that they learned at SPLASH, if you cannot see the bottom that it is not
safe. She talked to the other kids about the currents and that you don’t know what is under the water. They
decided to go to another student’s house in Mauckport and play with the hose and a baby pool.”
- Nissa Ellett, Principal, Heth-Washington Elementary
Dual Credit Grants -- $150,000
Lanesville Community
School Corporation
$19,740
North Harrison Community
School Corporation
$55,585
South Harrison Community
School Corporation
$74,675
Dual credit courses stem from an agreement between a high school and university or college whereby a high school student enrolls
in a course and simultaneously earns college credit and high school credit for the course. HCCF’s support is intended to maximize
dual credit opportunities at little or no cost to the student.
Students saved over $915,000 in tuition costs!
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2015 Grants Awarded from Unrestricted Funds
Fall Grants - $183,481
Blue River Services, Inc.
$4,170 to purchase activity equipment for habilitation programs
in Corydon and Palmyra.
Center for Lay Ministries, Inc./The Bliss House
$10,000 to serve as a supplement to the per diem cost per
Harrison County resident in The Bliss House program.
Comfort House
$15,268 to provide a match to a grant from the Indiana Criminal
Justice Institute to support a Child Advocacy Center in Harrison
County. This grant award leveraged $61,069 in additional grant
dollars.
House of New Beginnings, Inc.
$8,640 to provide capital improvements to the half-way home
for men.
Lanesville Jaycees
$5,000 to repave the entry road at the Lanesville Jaycee Park.
Main Street Corydon
$6,904 to support the cost of billboards and INDOT signage.
Pal Wow Family Fun Festival, Inc.
$3,500 to purchase fireworks for the annual town festival in
Palmyra, Indiana.
Personal Counseling Services, Inc.
$30,000 to provide counseling to underinsured and uninsured
Harrison County residents.
Town of Lanesville
$99,999 to provide partial funds to purchase and install 20 new
streetlights.
Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) Match Grants -- $11,946
Harrison County Arts
$2,021 to create shadowboxes to display collaborative art pieces co-created by pairing local artists with local elders.
$5,000 to create a unique fountain of art glass in downtown Corydon. (Denied by IAC).
$4,925 to provide Lanesville Community Schools Artists in Residencies.
Jump Start Grants - $737,073
Blue River Services, Inc.
$38,500 to fund a Healthy Families caseworker.
$214,973 to support preschool at North Harrison Elementary,
Morgan Elementary and Rainbow’s End.
Happy Days Child Care
$21,600 to support preschool.
IUS Applied Research and Education Center
$10,000 for a preschool data analysis.
South Harrison Community School Corporation
$324,000 to support preschool.
Signature Grants - $3,002,709
Habitat for Humanity of Harrison County
$377,709 to acquire land and building, renovate existing
building, and new construction to the site.
Harrison County Agricultural Society
$2,000,000 to build the Talmage Windell Memorial Agriculture
Building at the Harrison County Fairgrounds.
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Southeastern Indiana Economic Opportunity Corporation
$20,000 to support the preschools’ Paths to Quality training.
St. John’s Lutheran School
$21,600 to support preschool.
St. Joseph Catholic School
$34,560 to support preschool.
Unity Chapel
$51,840 to support preschool at Noah’s Ark.
Harrison County Community Services
$600,000 to help the nonprofit purchase their existing building.
Main Street Corydon
$25,000 to support the façade improvement program for
businesses in downtown Corydon.
Special Grants - $2,558,182
Blue River Services, Inc.
$7,320 in matching funds, Indiana Family and Social Services
Administration School Age Child Care grant, to support afterschool programming at North Harrison, Morgan, HethWashington, and New Middletown elementary schools in the
2016-2017 school year.
Harrison County Economic Development Corporation
$100,000 to support their revolving loan program.
Harrison County Parks Department
$150,000 to support the planning and design of the Harrison
County Discovery Center.
$850,000 to fabricate and install the interpretive displays at the
Discovery Center.
$1,081,152 to connect the Indian Creek Trail between the
Doolittle section and Hayswood Park.
Historical Society of Harrison County
$95,000 to assist with the purchase of the historic William
Henry Harrison Log Cabin.
Main Street Corydon
$50,000 in matching funds, Indiana Office of Community and
Rural Affairs and the Indiana Office of Tourism Development
grant, to create the Fred Cammack Corydon Farmers Market.
$24,710 in matching funds, Indiana Office of Tourism
Development Grant, to purchase wayfinding signs for
downtown Corydon.
Friends of Harrison County Youth, Inc. was awarded a grant
in spring 2015 to install drainage & concrete and to complete
landscaping around its field house. The picture shows the
completed project.
Spring Grants - $151,138
Town of Corydon
$200,000 to support the Corydon Bicentennial Park
construction project.
Blue River Services, Inc.
$10,000 in matching funds for the
Strategic Indiana Provider Network
(SIPN)
Lanesville Community School
Corporation
$18,700 in matching dollars to construct
a backstop on the baseball field.
Friends of Harrison County Youth, Inc.
$90,000 to install drainage and concrete
around the field house.
North Harrison Community School
Corporation
$2,575 to support Camp Kindergarten.
$2,753 to provide matching dollars to
purchase Think Pads and Google Chrome
licenses for special education purposes.
Kiwanis Club of Historic Harrison
County
$5,000 to purchase fireworks for the
annual 4th of July community event.
South Harrison Community School
Corporation
$2,110 to provide matching dollars to
utilize the outdoor atrium for a classroom
at South Central Elementary School.
$15,000 to provide matching
dollars toward visual art curriculum
improvements at South Central High
School.
St. Joseph Catholic School
$5,000 to provide matching dollars to
purchase Google Chromebooks and
accessories for grades 3-6.
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2015 Grants Awarded from Endowment Funds
Animal Protection Fund
$1,598 to purchase two Microsoft Surface
Pro 3 tablets for Harrison County Animal
Control.
C. J. Smith Memorial Endowment Fund
(benefits New Albany Deanery Catholic
Youth Ministries)
$5,000 to provide a summer intern
Arts Fund
$1,650 to repair sprinkler system at
Hayswood Theatre.
Corydon Central Junior High School
Capitalizing Designs Quilt Fund
$14,500 to purchase 19 laptops for the
art classroom at Corydon Central Junior
High School.
Betty R. Goldman Memorial Relay for
Life Fund
$10,429 to provide annual Relay for Life
contribution.
Blue River Services Fund
$2,500 to provide matching dollars for
the HUD grant for Hope Manor.
Clark Memorial Hospital Foundation
Educational Grant Fund
$1,500 to assist two Harrison County
residents with nursing program education
costs and to send a Harrison County
resident to the Neonatal Conference.
Comfort House Fund
$917 to support operations and insurance
costs.
Corydon Capital Preservation Alliance
Fund
$10,000 to support Main Street Corydon
in creating a park.
Cedar Glade Fund
$1,700 to support human service
organizations that support the moral
development of children and young
adults.
$4,000 to support organizations
providing assistance to disadvantaged
families and individuals and/or the moral
development of children and young
adults.
Charles Eckart Family Charitable
Donor Advised Fund
$500 to support the artists of Harrison
County.
$300 to purchase refreshments for all
employees and visitors to Harrison
County CASA office.
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Corydon Elementary School Library
Fund
$427 to purchase prizes and incentives for
reading programs.
Corydon Intermediate School Library
Fund
$700 to support an author visit, writing
workshop, and Young Author Red Carpet
Ceremony.
David R. Blank Memorial Fund
(benefits St. John’s Lutheran Church)
$4,850 to purchase and install new doors.
Eckart Family Charitable Fund
$2,500 to support the charitable purposes
through the Random Acts of Kindness
Fund, Veterans of Harrison County,
other emergency relief funds, and church
maintenance programs.
Ewbank Family Fund (benefits Harrison
County Community Services)
$7,772 to improve technology by
purchasing computers, laptop, and smart
board.
Gary and Jean Geswein FFA Fund
$955 to support registration fees for
Lanesville FFA Chapter President to
attend FFA Washington Leadership
Conference.
$330 to support registration fees for
10 members of Corydon Central High
School FFA and one advisor to attend
FFA State Convention.
$413 to pay for National FFA
Organizational National Convention
registration for 12 Corydon Central High
School students and their advisor.
Harrison County 4-H Endowment Fund
$18,157 to purchase supplies for the
swine/small animals show barn.
$7,285 to support 4-H camp fees for 78
children.
Harrison County Community Fund
$5,000 to support the Hand Up
Scholarship Program.
Harrison County Community Services
Fund
$23,000 to support operations.
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc.
Fund
$1,352 to support the FFA/Farm Bureau
50 cent breakfast.
Harrison County Junior Achievement
Fund
$28,159 to support Harrison County
students with Junior Achievement
programs.
HCCF Professional Development Fund
$500 to transfer money to operating
budget’s seminars account.
Hayswood Theatre Fund
$709 to repair sprinkler system at
Hayswood Theatre.
Health and Safety Fund
$750 to purchase Kids Safety DVDs for
Harrison County Public Libraries.
$150 to purchase 150 “Safe Kids Harrison
County Member” labels.
$200 to assist Safe Kids Harrison County
with hotel room and parking expenses for
the “Because Kids Count Conference.”
Jason Wallot Memorial Fund
$361 to purchase supplies for Industrial
Arts Program and provide a $100 student
award at South Harrison Community
School Corporation.
Joe Rhoads Senior Citizens Center,
Inc. Fund
$6,380 to support roofing repairs.
$17,436 to replace flooring and paint
interior/exterior of the building.
Kerri Suzanne Windell Fund
(benefits YMCA of Harrison County)
$900 to support 2014 Open Doors
Annual Campaign.
$500 to support Open Doors Scholarship
Program.
Lanesville Community School
Corporation Athletic Fund
$6,274 to purchase soccer, cross country,
basketball, and volleyball uniforms.
$2,542 to purchase baseball pants and
belts.
$2,373 to purchase cross country and
soccer uniforms.
Lanesville Elementary School Library
Fund
$1,900 to purchase library materials.
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Fund
$1,896 to perform maintenance and
improvements.
Lanesville Jr./Sr. High School Library
Fund
$1,900 to purchase library materials.
Lanesville Youth League Fund
$6,000 to purchase a roll up security door
for concession window, PA system, fryer,
and other equipment.
Leadership Harrison County Fund
$17,500 to support 20th anniversary
celebration and program expenses.
Lucy Hornbeck Bless The Children Fund
$210 to send three youth from Unity
Chapel to church camp.
$210 to send three youth from
Household of Faith Assembly of God to
church camp.
$1,120 to send 16 youth from First
Capital Christian Church to church camp.
Lynn and Glenn Thienel Musical Arts
Fund (benefits Lanesville Elementary
School)
$735 to support the program “Come to
the Ceilidhi.”
Norbert and Carolyn Walther
Endowment Fund (benefits vocal and
children’s choirs of St. John’s Lutheran
Church)
$756 to purchase membership for music
print, new choir music, and supplies.
North Harrison Elementary School
Library Fund
$3,832 to purchase library books.
$1,000 to purchase library supplies and
books.
North Harrison High School Library
Fund
$780 to purchase library books and
materials.
Saint John’s Lutheran School Fund
$609 to purchase and install anti-scald
devices.
Saint John’s Lutheran School Library
Fund
$1,106 to supplement monthly fee for
high speed wireless internet.
St. Joseph Catholic School Library Fund
$600 to purchase library books.
The de Paul School Endowment Fund
$10,375 to provide financial assistance to
students residing in southern Indiana.
The Nature Conservancy – Blue River
Project Fund
$5,000 to support operations.
Town of Corydon – Cedar Hill
Cemetery Fund
$9,800 to purchase a lawn mower.
Peter J. and Joan T. Schickel Lanesville
Community School Maintenance Fund
$379 to purchase supplies and support
maintaining the hillside area by the track.
$2,258 to maintain the hillside area by the
track.
Town of Elizabeth – Rose Hill
Cemetery Fund
$5,000 to support 2014 mowing
expenses.
$5,000 to support 2015 mowing
expenses.
Regina C. Cammack Memorial
Education Fund
$1,165 to pay for Corydon Elementary
School third graders to attend “Winter
Wonderland.”
V. M. Albin Family Charitable Fund
(benefits Corydon United Methodist
Church)
$2,381 to upgrade and repair Audio/
Visual in church sanctuary.
Saint John’s Lutheran Church Fund
$3,181 to supplement the church
secretary salary.
YMCA of Harrison County Fund
$11,000 to support 2014 operations.
Saint John’s Lutheran Church Projects
Fund
$2,377 to repair beams under church floor
to support weight of organ and piano.
•Agency Endowment Fund: A type of designated fund established by a nonprofit agency for
the agency’s own benefit.
•Designated Fund: Earmarked for one or more charitable organizations, and all grants made
from the fund are made to (or for the use of) the designated recipient 501(c)3 organization
to support its work.
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2015 Grants Awarded by Category
Trails & Recreational
Facilities
$1,227,765.55
15%
Historical Preservation
$1,095,000.00
13%
Human Services
$1,241,475.86
15%
Scholarships
$719,042.38
9%
Arts
$61,960.83
1%
Schools &
Education
Programming
$1,121,533.78
14%
Health & Safety
$73,637.50
1%
Community Projects
$2,639,848.52
32%
Over $8,180,264 awarded in grants!
*Excluding the Harrison County Community Fund
•Unrestricted Fund: Available to the Harrison County Community Foundation for any of
the charitable purposes encompassed by the Foundation’s mission, including its operational
expenses. This fund is the most flexible type of fund.
◉ Builder’s Fund: A type of unrestricted fund pooled with other unrestricted assets. The
income supports various projects identified by the HCCF Board of Directors.
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2015 Endowment Funds
*New Funds Indicated in Bold
Access to Recreation Fund – Field of Interest
Alex Simmons Memorial Scholarship Fund
Alphonse A. & Dolores A. Schmelz
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Animal Protection Fund – Field of Interest
Arthur & Lois Berlin Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Arts Fund – Field of Interest
Bellarmine University Accel Program
Scholarship Fund
Bellarmine University – Harrison
County Scholarship Fund
Bernice T. Richardson Scholarship Fund
Betty R. Goldman Memorial Relay for Life Fund
Bill & Deb Thomas Family Builder’s Fund
Bill Dougherty Family Scholarship Fund
Blaine & Geneva Wiseman Family
Scholarship Fund
Blue River Services Fund
Bud & Betty Bennett Family Scholarship Fund
C. J. Smith Memorial Endowment Fund
Canaan Timberlake Electrical Apprenticeship
Scholarship Fund
Carl & Peggy Byerly 4-H/FFA Scholarship Fund
Carl & Wilma Ott Family Scholarship Fund
Carl H. & Mary C. Osbourn Wolford
’59 Spalding Education Scholarship Fund
Cedar Glade Fund
CFSI Harrison County Youth Philanthropy Fund
Chad & Abby Coffman Family Builder’s Fund
Chamber of Commerce of Harrison County
Education Fund
Charles A. Kaake Scholarship Fund
Charles Eckart Family Charitable Donor Advised
Fund
Charles L. Reising, Sr. Land Conservation Fund
Charles L. Shedd Scholarship Fund
Charles R. and Frances M. Chinn Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Charlie L. Phillips Scholarship Fund
Clarence A. Sr. & Olivia T. Merk Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Clark Memorial Hospital Foundation Educational
Grant Fund
Classical and Fine Arts Fund of Harrison
County – Field of Interest
Clyde E. Marrillia Memorial Scholarship Fund
Comfort House Fund
Corydon Capital Preservation Alliance Fund
Corydon Central Class of ‘66 Scholarship Fund
Corydon Central High School Class of 1959
Scholarship Fund
Corydon Central High School Scholarship Fund
Corydon Central Junior High School Capitalizing
Designs Quilt Fund
Corydon Central Jr-Sr High School Library Fund
Corydon Elementary School Library Fund
Corydon Intermediate School Library Fund
Corydon Lions Club Dan Hardsaw Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Corydon Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund
Corydon United Methodist Fund
Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 Corydon Central
Scholarship Fund
Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 Josh Beanblossom
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Crandall Masonic Lodge 591 North Harrison
Scholarship Fund
Dare to Care Fund
David Minter Memorial Scholarship Fund
David R. Blank Memorial Fund
Donald & Fredrica Dones Scholarship Fund
Dr. Ken Oppel Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dr. Leonard Waite Memorial Scholarship Fund
Earl Saulman Memorial Scholarship Fund
Early Readers Fund – Field of Interest
Eckart Family Charitable Fund
Effie Kuhlman Charitable Trust Fund
Eleanor & Vallas Albin Scholarship Fund
Environmental Fund – Field of Interest
Epiphany Lutheran Church Fund
Ewbank Family Fund
Family Health Center of Harrison County Fund
First Harrison Bank Ivy Tech Scholarship Fund
Frank O’Bannon Memorial Preservation Fund
Frederick Porter Griffin Fund for Genealogy &
History of Harrison County
Furthering Youth, Inc. Fund
Gary & Jean Geswein Builder’s Fund
Gary & Jean Geswein FFA Fund
Gary Haub Memorial Scholarship Fund
George L. Hess Family Harrison County Public
Library Fund
George Rogers Clark Land Trust Fund
Harrison County 4-H Endowment Fund
Harrison County Agricultural Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Harrison County Community Fund
Harrison County Community Services Fund
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc. Agricultural
Career Scholarship Fund
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc. Fund
Harrison County Farm Bureau, Inc. Senior High
School Scholarship Fund
Harrison County Hospital Foundation Fund
Harrison County Hospital Foundation General
Fund
Harrison County Hospital Foundation Ivy Tech
Scholarship Fund
Harrison County Junior Achievement Fund
Harrison County Lifelong Learning Fund
Harrison County Parks & Recreation Fund
Harrison County Public Library Fund
Harrison County Renaissance Fund
Harrison-Crawford BAR Association
Scholarship Fund
Harry R. & Barbara K. Middleton Family
Builder’s Fund
Hayswood Theatre Fund
Hazel A., Kassie, & Dennis Reasor Music Fund
HCCF Professional Development Fund
Health & Safety Fund – Field of Interest
Helen & Russell Petty Media Center Fund
Helen J. Cunningham Community Service
Scholarship Fund
Herbert & Marilyn Gettelfinger Agricultural
Scholarship Fund
Heth-Washington Elementary School
Library Fund
Historical Preservation Fund – Field of Interest
Hoosier Hills PACT Fund
Hosparus of Harrison County Fund
Howard H. Haub Scholarship Fund
Indian Creek Greenway Development Fund
Indian Creek Woods Fund
Indiana University Southeast Harrison
County Education Scholarship Fund
Indiana University Southeast Harrison County
Hospital Foundation Scholarship Fund #1
Indiana University Southeast Harrison County
Hospital Foundation Scholarship Fund #2
Indiana University Southeast Nursing Lab Fund
Indiana University Southeast Scholarship Fund
Ivy Tech-Prosser School of Technology
Scholarship Fund
Jack & Evelyn Baker Scholarship Fund
Jack & Kenneth Miles Golf Scholarship Fund
Janice Uhl Taylor Scholarship Fund
Jason Wallot Memorial Fund
Jefferson Masonic Lodge 104 William E. Falk Jr.
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Jessie L. & Arlie L. Fogal Scholarship Fund
Joe Rhoads Senior Citizens Center Fund
Jonathan Delaney Dickerson Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Josh Long Memorial Scholarship Fund
Juan J. & Rudee Rodríguez Teacher Travel Fund
Judy Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund
Kent Watson Baseball Scholarship Fund
Kenton & Phyllis Turner LDS Education Fund
Kerri Suzanne Windell Fund
Kosair Children’s Hospital – Children’s
Hospital Fund
Laconia Lions Club Scholarship Fund
Lanesville Community Dollars for Scholars Fund
Lanesville Community School Corporation
Athletic Fund
Lanesville Elementary School Library Fund
Lanesville FFA Chapter Scholarship Fund
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Builder’s Fund
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Fund
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2015 Endowment Funds (cont.)
*New Funds Indicated in Bold
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Scholarship Fund
Lanesville High School Scholarship Fund
Lanesville Jaycees Kenneth Lopp Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Lanesville Jr-Sr High School Library Fund
Lanesville Youth League Fund
Larry A. Gettelfinger Memorial Scholarship Fund
Leadership Harrison County Fund
Leora Brown School Fund
Leora Elizabeth Eisenmenger Melton
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Lions Club of Elizabeth, Indiana Fund
Lucy Hornbeck Bless the Children Fund
Lynn & Glenn Thienel Musical Arts Fund
Madge Ashton Memorial Scholarship Fund
Many Voices – One Community Fund
– Field of Interest
Marilyn M. Rhodes Memorial Fund
Mark & Kathy Shireman Builder’s Fund
Matthew D. Faith Memorial Scholarship Fund
Miles’ Fund
Morgan Elementary School Library Fund
Neal & Cheryl L. Fisher Family Builder’s Fund
New Middletown Elementary School Library
Fund
New Middletown Memorial Park Fund
Norbert & Carolyn Walther Endowment Fund
North Central Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund
North Harrison Elementary School Library Fund
North Harrison FFA Scholarship Fund
North Harrison Football Team PEP
Scholarship Fund
North Harrison Girls Basketball Scholarship Fund
North Harrison High School Library Fund
North Harrison High School Scholarship Fund
North Harrison Lions Clubs Scholarship Fund
North Harrison Middle School Library Fund
North Harrison School Board Scholarship Fund
Oak Grove Cemetery Fund
Patricia Laughlan-Ireland Memorial Scholarship
Fund
Paul & Judy Beckort Builder’s Fund
Paul Cesar Memorial Scholarship Fund
Personal Counseling Service, Inc. Fund
Peter J. & Joan T. Schickel Family Builder’s Fund
Peter J. & Joan T. Schickel Lanesville
Community School Maintenance Fund
Peter J. & Joan T. Schickel Scholarship Fund
Phil Pace Memorial Scholarship Fund
Phyllis & Leland Krush Family Builder’s Fund
PNC Advisors Ivy Tech Scholarship Fund
R. William Baker Scholarship Fund
Ralph D. Best Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ray Churchill Family Builder’s Fund
Recreation Fund – Field of Interest
Regina C. Cammack Memorial Education Fund
Regions Bank Ivy Tech Scholarship Fund
Robert H. Bush Memorial Fund
Robert H. Weber Memorial Scholarship Fund
Robert L. & Teresa A. Schickel Builder’s
Fund
Robin Monroe Thieneman Wolfe Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Rotary Club of Corydon, Indiana Fund
Saint John’s Lutheran Church Fund
Saint John’s Lutheran Church Projects Fund
Saint John’s Lutheran School Fund
Saint John’s Lutheran School Library Fund
Saint Mary’s Catholic Church Maintenance Fund
Sanders Financial Markets Lab Support Fund
Sandra Albin LaDuke Memorial Scholarship Fund
Shireman Family Scholarship Fund
Sonny Hardin Memorial Endowment Fund
South Central Elementary School Library Fund
South Central High School Scholarship Fund
South Central Jr-Sr High School Library Fund
Spalding University Harrison County
Scholarship Fund
St. Joseph Catholic School Library Fund
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Fund
Steven A. Gilliland Builder’s Fund
Susan Evans Austin Memorial Nursing
Scholarship Fund
Sycamore Land Trust Conservation &
Environmental Education Fund
Talmage Windell Family Scholarship Fund
The de Paul School Endowment Fund
The Nature Conservancy – Blue River Project
Fund
Tom & Phyllis Tucker Builder’s Fund
Tommy, Sarah, & Bud Timberlake Scholarship
Fund
Town of Corydon Cedar Hill Cemetery Fund
Town of Crandall Scholarship Fund
Town of Elizabeth Fund
Town of Elizabeth – Rose Hill Cemetery Fund
V. M. Albin Family Charitable Fund
Vicki Engleman Family Memorial
Scholarship Fund
VisionQuest Scholarship Fund
Wilson Family Scholarship in Memory of T. J.
& S. Morris Wilson Fund
WHAS Crusade for Children Fund
YMCA of Harrison County Fund
Yvonne Fessel Panther Athletic Scholarship Fund
Zimmerman Family Memorial Scholarship Fund
Field of Interest Fund: Limited in its use by the donor’s stated preference for a specific area of
charitable purpose, without designation of recipient organizations or programs through which such
charitable purposes may be served. These funds can – and have – been designated to support animal
protection, arts and culture, historical preservation and other causes.
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Fund Spotlight
Charles Eckart Family Charitable Donor Advised Fund
The Harrison County Community Foundation’s first endowed donor advised fund was established in December 2014 when Charles
Eckart, his wife Violet Eckart, and three of their children – Christian Eckart, Holly Strange and Heidi Seuling – chose to create the
Charles Eckart Family Charitable Donor Advised Fund.
Charles and Violet grew up in Harrison County, and they raised their children there. Charles said he and Violet have been part of
several organizations in the county, and they wanted to give back to promote the interests of Harrison County in some way.
Charles said he, his wife and their children wanted to start a donor advised fund
because they knew many Harrison County nonprofits did not need a huge grant,
but instead needed help doing small things.
“We felt this would be a way that we could direct money to organizations that
basically worked at making life better for people here in Harrison County,”
Charles said.
Charles said he and his family hold meetings to decide which organizations
they would like to support, how they would like to support them and how much
money is needed to provide that support. Then, the family recommends grants to
the HCCF board.
Front: Holly Strange and Heidi Seuling.
Back: Violet, Christian and Charles Eckart.
In 2015, money from the Charles Eckart Family Charitable Donor Advised Fund
supported the purchase of refreshments for Harrison County CASA and a patron
night sponsored by Harrison County Arts.
Charles said his family plans to have the fund support Veterans of Harrison County, the Historical Society of Harrison County and
other nonprofits in the future. He said the fund has enabled his family to feel good about helping organizations they had also wanted
to help in the past.
Charles said some of his family members have donated to the fund, and he encourages others to donate as well. In addition, Charles
said he would encourage others to start donor advised funds at HCCF.
“I think this is a marvelous tool that should encourage many others to take advantage of this opportunity to provide a permanent
legacy,” Charles said. “I absolutely encourage anyone to use this vehicle to make a difference in the county.”
To learn more or to establish a donor advised fund, contact Kim Harmon, Director of Development at
812-738-6668 or [email protected].
Endowed Donor Advised Fund: Provides the founding contributor or an appointed group of people
the privilege of providing advice regarding grant awards from the fund’s income. Recommended
recipient organizations must be qualified 501(c)3 nonprofits.
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Financial Position
HARRISON COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC.
CONSOLIDATING STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015
Foundation
Supporting
Organization
Real Estate
Supporting
Organization
2015
Consolidated
ASSETS
Cash
Investments, at fair market value
PRI Receivable
Property and equipment, net
TOTAL ASSETS
1,299,991
17,523,475
0
21,951
18,845,417
452,814
137,712,596
1,284,916
0
139,450,326
20,279
0
0
1,035,310
1,055,589
1,773,084
155,236,071
1,284,916
1,057,261
159,351,332
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
Grants Payable
Custodial Funds
Charitable Gift Annuity Payable
TOTAL LIABILITIES
16,857
310,388
1,468,051
852,182
2,647,478
0
6,201,497
75,748,361
0
81,949,858
0
0
0
0
0
16,857
6,511,885
77,216,412
852,182
84,597,336
TOTAL NET ASSETS
16,197,939
57,500,468
1,055,589
74,753,996
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
Beginning Unrestricted Net Assets
15,476,955
59,362,783
1,079,961
75,919,699
REVENUE
Contributions
Contributions from Related Party
Service Agreement Income
Investment return, net
Interest and other income
TOTAL REVENUE
1,054,512
542,500
707,325
(180,105)
13,523
2,137,755
1,965,842
35,719
0
(456,109)
10,067
1,555,519
0
0
6,000
0
4
6,004
3,020,354
578,219
713,325
(636,214)
23,594
3,699,278
EXPENSES
Grants/Scholarships
Grants to Related Party
Service Agreement Expense
Administrative Expenses
TOTAL EXPENSES
(661,357)
(35,719)
(6,000)
(713,695)
(1,416,771)
(2,167,759)
(542,500)
(707,325)
(250)
(3,417,834)
0
0
0
(30,376)
(30,376)
(2,829,116)
(578,219)
(713,325)
(744,321)
(4,864,981)
Excess of revenue over expense
ENDING UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS
720,984
16,197,939
(1,862,315)
57,500,468
(24,372)
1,055,589
(1,165,703)
74,753,996
*HCCF adopted accrual basis accounting for 2015
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Total Giving Breakdown
Historical Preservation
$1,446,775.09
2%
Trails & Recreational
Facilities
$5,426,837.53
7%
Scholarships
$8,425,823.78
11%
Harrison County
Government Support
$12,500,000.00
16%
Schools &
Education
Programming
$7,353,677.29
9%
Human Services
$7,508,059.89
9%
Arts
$742,617.53
1%
Health & Safety
$17,646,379.50
22%
Community Projects
$18,099,810.22
23%
$79,149,981 awarded 1996 through Dec. 31, 2015
HCCF Public Donations and
Horseshoe Southern Indiana
Contributions
2015
1996-2015
$762,097
$11,441,613
Horseshoe Casino Donations
$7,863,369
$167,196,072
Total
$8,625,466
$178,637,685
HCCF Public Donations
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2015 Individual and Corporate Donors
Nancy Smith & John Abel
Terry Allen
Anonymous
Bobbie Baird
Ann, Michael, & Samuel Baker
Charlotte Baker Estate
Jack & Evelyn Baker
Martha Beckort
Irma Bell
Shirley Binkley
George Black & Donna Lloyd Black
Donn Blank
Norma Blank
Kenneth Bliss
Blue River All Stars 4-H Club
Bluegrass Stockyards
William Boley
Carol Boone
Pamela & Stephen Boone
Ralph & Judith Bradshaw
Katie & Nathan Broom
Bruce & Elizabeth Burch
Kevin & Alisa Burch
Evan Burke
Paul & Linda Burnham
Cathy Buschemeyer
James & Joann Cabell
Shirley Ohta & S. Ann Carr
Joseph & Delora Casper
Central Barren United Methodist
Church
Chamber of Commerce of
Harrison County
Joseph Claypool
Cocin Services Incorporated
DBA Culvers of Corydon
Chad & Abigail Coffman
Kerri Cokeley
Comfort House
Community Foundation of
Southern Indiana
Jason Copperwaite
Hope Corsette
Corydon Central High School
Class of 1959
Corydon Dulcimer Club
Corydon Intermediate School
Corydon Presbyterian Church
Derek Crawley
Judy Crone
Stephen Cunningham
Billy & Virginia Curts
Joseph & Anna Curts
Bob & Mary Davis Family
Tony & Nancy Day Family
Duke Energy Foundation
George Ethridge
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Patricia & John Eurton
Evergreens
Margaret Ewbank
Thomas Ewbank Estate
Jill & Jerome Finn
Alice Fisher
Cheryl Fisher
David & Diane Franks
Frances & Jerry Frederick
Marilyn Fried
David & Carol Fulkerson
Charles Garmon
Gary & Jean Geswein
Carolyn Gettelfinger
Raymond & Dorothy
Gettelfinger
Steve Gilliland
Janet & Robert Grantz
John & Kim Gunther
Habitat for Humanity of
Harrison County
Anna Hannel
Cleo Hardin
Jerry & Evelyn Hardsaw
Kim Harmon
Patricia Harrison
Harrison County 4-H Council
Harrison REMC
Terry Haub
Cassandra Hauswald
Hayswood Theatre
Heidelberg United Methodist
Church
Heidelberg United Methodist
Women
Linda Heishman
Hoosier Hills PACT
HoosierPlan
Donna Stumler-House & Jeffrey
House
Ray & Gerry Housel
David & Rebecca Howey
Independent Colleges of Indiana
Indiana Philanthropy Alliance
Foundation
Susan Ingmire
Jefferson Masonic Lodge 104
Jordan & Jacob Johnson
Suzanne Kaiser
K.D. Wilt LLC
Richard & Wendy Kennedy
Paul & Elizabeth Kiesler
Steve Kitterman
Catie Knable
Judith & David Kocka
Lawrence & Margaret Koopman
Merle & Dorothy Kruer
Phillip Kruer
Phyllis & Leland Krush
Jon & Kathy Kuss
Lanesville Community Dollars
for Scholars
Lanesville Community School
Corporation
Dr. Sharon & Jack Laufer
Leadership Harrison County
David & Lisa Lett
Donald & Teresa Long
Ronnie & Carmen Lopp
Michael & Cynthia Ludden
Ida Marrillia
Pamela Bennett Martin & David
Martin
John & Kelly Matlock
Malissa & Robert Mattingly
Michael McGraw
Linda McKim
Melissa McPhillips
Missi & Daniel McPhillips
Jack & Debra Miles
Diane Miller
Joe Miller
Robert & Jennifer Naville
New Amsterdam Boat Club
New Middletown Lions Club
New Salisbury Lions Club
Norton Healthcare
Bea Oppel
Olivia Orme
Fred Ott
John Ott
Kenny Ott
Larry Ott
Tony Ott
Brandon Pace
Christine Pendleton
Amanda & Steve Perkins
Personal Counseling Service, Inc.
Carl Pfeifer
Suellen Phillips
Physical Therapy Works
Corydon, Inc.
Ramsey Lions Club
Ramsey Popcorn Co., Inc.
Michael & Shirley Raymond
David Remondini
David & Nancy Riley
Lisa Roberts
Robertson Crushed Stone
Juan & Rudee Rodríguez
Betty Rogers
David & Elizabeth Roll
Kenneth & Naomi Saulman
Peter J. & Joan T. Schickel
Robert & Teresa Schickel
Kimra Schleicher
Jessica Schmidt
Ralph & Barbara Sherman
Jeffrey & Veronica Shireman
Joe & Cindy Shireman
Lisa Sieg
Donald & Mary Smith
Nicolas & Lesa Smith
Samuel & Rhonda Smith
Bradley Snyder
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Jerry Stiner
Suann & Marty Stroud
Kevin & Madonna Taylor
William & Joy Taylor
Mary & Michael Temple
Phillip Timberlake
Vaughn & Linda Timberlake
Cynthia & Michael Timmons
Owen Toler
Town of Corydon
Town of Elizabeth
Town of New Amsterdam
William Travis
Elizabeth & Terry Tucker
Keith & Sarah Turpin
Danny & Carol Walton
Wanya Host LLC DBA Corydon
Super 8
Joe & Brenda Wells
Cory Williams
Douglas Sellers & Sally Williar
Jerrell Wiseman
Joan Witte
Geoff Wohl
Carl & Mary Wolford
Robert & Joann Yates
Building on Success: Gift VI
Lilly Endowment, Inc. announced a statewide challenge grant to community
foundations in Indiana in July 2014. The challenge was called the Lilly
Endowment GIFT VI initiative, and it spurred HCCF to relate to the
community in a whole new way. Never before had the Foundation asked the
community to demonstrate support by giving to an unrestricted fund.
HCCF has always been the source of matching funds for donors. The tables
were turned as gifts to an unrestricted fund allowed HCCF to leverage
a match into Harrison County. Lilly Endowment made up to $250,000
available for the match in return for raising unrestricted funds.
Additionally, HCCF began to offer named “Builder’s Funds.” People who
establish Builder’s Funds are able to track how their gifts are used to meet
needs and bring about positive change. By logging into their own unique
account through Fund Web, founding contributors see how their gifts are
pooled together to provide grants and fund programs.
Because Builder’s Funds were embraced with such success, HCCF will
continue to offer these named unrestricted funds with a minimum initial gift
of $2,500.
HCCF used unrestricted funds to award a grant to Main
Street Corydon for the Fred Cammack Corydon Farmers
Market project. This grant provided the matching funds for
a $50,000 grant from the Indiana Office of Community
and Rural Affairs and the Indiana Office of Tourism
Development.
We thank our donors who contributed a total of $191,650 to unrestricted funds in 2015.
Gifts to Builder’s Funds and Unrestricted Funds in 2015
Bill & Deb Thomas Family Builder’s
Fund
Bill & Debra Thomas
Chad & Abby Coffman Family
Builder’s Fund
Chad & Abigail Coffman
Gary & Jean Geswein Builder’s Fund
Gary & Jean Geswein
Harry R. & Barbara K. Middleton
Family Builder’s Fund
Harry & Barbara Middleton
Lanesville Heritage Weekend Builder’s
Fund
Lanesville Heritage Weekend
Mark & Kathy Shireman Builder’s Fund
Mark & Kathy Shireman
Neal & Cheryl L. Fisher Family
Builder’s Fund
Cheryl Fisher
Miriam Fisher
James & Neva Rutherford
Paul & Judy Beckort Builder’s Fund
Paul & Judy Beckort
Phyllis & Leland Krush Family
Builder’s Fund
Phyllis & Leland Krush
Ray Churchill Family Builder’s Fund
Brian & Kelly Churchill
Cameron & Connie Churchill and Family
Don & Ruth Churchill
Fred & Donna Churchill
Kim Harmon
Robert L. & Teresa A. Schickel
Builder’s Fund
Robert & Teresa Schickel
Sharon Uhl Family Builder’s Fund
Sharon Uhl
Unrestricted Fund
Amazon Smile Foundation
Anonymous
Martha Beckort
Pamela Bennett Martin & David Martin
Blank & Ingram CPAs
Leanne & Chris Cunningham
Joseph & Anna Curts
Linda Elder
Derrick Grigsby
Cleo Hardin
Jeremy Kirkham
Laugh Doctor Enterprises, Inc.
Jonathan & Saundra O’Bannon
Ed & Linda Runden
Douglas & Sandra Sherman
Mark & Kathy Shireman
Brett & Heather Stilwell
Sarah Travis
Leslie Vidra
Steven A. Gilliland Builder’s Fund
Steve Gilliland
Tom & Phyllis Tucker Builder’s Fund
Tom & Phyllis Tucker
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Gifts In Honor and In Memory Of
In Honor of Shirley Lieber’s 80th
Birthday
Glen & Nancy Casada
Kathryn Begle
Travis Bushau
Dan, Jennie, Sydney, & Macey Capelle
David Clifton
Andrew Conrad
Robert Diamant & Patricia Conway
Daniel & Sheri Conway
Gladys Conway
Cray Huber Horstman Heil & Vanausdal LLC
Frank & Debbie Czeschin
Charles & Janet Czeschin
Ben & Mary Daniel
Kirstyn Delaney
First Harrison Bank Employees & Board
Members
I. Frost
Alexander Guevara
Mark & Denise Hoehn
Bill Hollingsworth & Family
Dan Huber
Linda & Denny Huber
Michael & Sally Huber
JLD Dental, P.C.
David & Barbara Kitterman
Mark & Karen Lambertus
Mark & April Mason
Jeffrey & Pamela Meek
Nails by Elayne
Scott & Carol Oliver
Kraft Monuments & Memorials Inc. DBA
Generations Monuments & Memorials;
Pam & Joe Kraft
Romilda Pund
Larry & Patricia Seacat
Mark & Kathy Shireman
Steve & Jeni Smith
Thomas & Mary Tener
Arthur & Catherine Turcotte
Timothy Woolston
Zachary & Cole Worley
Kent & Joy Yeager
In Memory of Harry & Inez Baumgartle
In Memory of Carolyn K. Smith Biggs
St. John’s Lutheran School
In Honor of Ms. Diane Clarke
Bonita Coots
In Honor of Jerry Finn
New Albany Deanery Catholic Youth Ministries
In Memory of Eleanor Albin
David & Peggy Best
Betty Bickel
Patricia Biddle
Catherine & John Buschemeyer
Madelyn Byrn
Sherrill & Sarah Colvin
Community Foundation of Greater Fort
Wayne, Inc.
Martha & Gene Hillman
Mary Alice McKeague
Miller Family Fund
Monarch Capital Management
Lawrence & Miriam Paris
Keith & Jenny Pinaire
Molly Searce
D. Neil & Cynthia Sisloff
James & Sondra Smith
Norma Taylor
Bridget Timberlake
Delores Timberlake
Linda & C. Franklin Wiseman
Mogwedell Norman & Mary Sue Wyatt
In Memory of Sandra LaDuke &
Eleanor Albin
Mark Peyron & Deborah Aubrey-Peyron
In Memory of Barron Barks
Larry & Connie Baumgartle
In Memory of Martha Best
Charles & Glenda Boone
Debra & Jesse Dones, Jr.
John & Beverly Eisenmenger
Kenneth & Jamie Ferree
Gary & Linda King
Greg & Jennifer Soots
In Memory of Michael A. Bennett
360 Restoration; Mark & Amanda Bennett
Darla & Al Algood
Anonymous
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Nancy Smith & John Abel
Ann Baker
Rita Boehm
Herman & Doris Buechler
Nick & Kate Hancock
Arlene Hargrave
Douglas & Mary Ann Harritt
Silas & Anne Dora Hart
Kenneth & Judy Huber
Glenn & Donna Kelley
Koetter Real Estate Services, LLC
Norman & Kathleen Kruer
Susie & Jack Langness
Susan Leister
James McIntosh
Mills, Biggs, Haire, & Reisert, Inc.
Mark & Kelly Ricketts
Barbara Schindler
Eileen Schraffenberger
Pamela & Barry Settles
Bud & Marie Smith Family
Geneva Sprigler
Sonny & Mary Sprigler
Dave & Gina Thomas
Dorothy & James Thomas
Grady & Jo Ann Wallace
Mark Zelli
In Memory of Robert Bush
Evelyn Taylor
In Memory of Marshall Chism
Charles & Marla Sieberns
In Memory of Ray Churchill &
Carl Churchill
Cameron & Connie Churchill and Family
In Memory of Paula K. Craig
Catherine Sherrod
In Memory of Jonathan Delaney
Dickerson
Gerald & Yvonne Kay Jacobs
In Memory of Bill Dougherty
Janice & Joseph Alexander
Rosie Bryant
David & Judy Carr
Dorothy & Gary Clark
Amy & Michael Delaney
Nathan Dougherty
Jacqualyn Schamel & The Fowler Family
Kyang Federal Credit Union
Lanesville Jaycees
Wayne & Virginia Marking
Radiology Associates, Inc.
Sprigler Door Service, Inc.
Donald & Theresa Stilger
Terry & Kelly Zimmerman
In Memory of Vicki Engleman
Dan, Jennie, Sydney & Macey Capelle
Melissa & Craig Engleman
Cassie, John & Clayton Enlow
Michael Frederick
Hoosier Hollywood Development LLC DBA
Corydon Cinemas
Samantha & Bonnie Ingle
Gina & Paul Mathews
Diane Miller
Gary & Becky Wolfe
In Memory of Dorothy Feller
Cheryl Fisher
In Memory of Paul Gettelfinger,
Corinne Gettelfinger, Paula Craig,
Larry Gettelfinger, & James Gettelfinger
Marilyn O’Connor
In Memory of Larry Gettelfinger
Marilyn O’Connor
In Memory of Marilyn Gettelfinger
Brian & Kelly Churchill
Preferred Popcorn
In Memory of Betty Goldman
Betty Goldman Endowment Fund
In Memory of Michael Haggard
Michael & Kathi Bacon
Velma Downs
Chris, Anita, & Shawn Mattingly
Vaughn & Linda Timberlake & Jennifer Mitchell
Eldon & Nancy Rondenbush
Donald & Hilda Thieneman
Marilyn Thieneman
In Memory of Warren “Sonny” Hardin
B & K Cabin Crafts
Mike & Stacy Cooper
Corydon Central High School
Corydon Central High School Industrial Arts
Club
R.G. & J.E. Faletti
Barry & Tami Geltmaker
Mary Gootee
Pam & Butch Gruneisen
Tracy Hackett
Brian Hardin
Cleo Hardin
Gina Hardin
Sharon Hardin
Jan Jones
Louisville Area Woodturners
John & Linda Parsons
Dean & Greta Sparks
H. Lloyd Whitis
In Memory of Jamie Harmon
Kim Harmon
In Memory of Gary Haub
Anonymous
Audrey & Joshua Ehlers
Mick & Michele Saulman
Blair Wilson
In Memory of Evelyn Smith Heiligenberg
Nancy Smith & John Abel
Anonymous
James Baker & Family
Mark & Kimberly Becker
Rita Boehm
Brosco, Inc. DBA Moore Jewelry
Ronnie & Nancy Brown
Herman & Doris Buechler
Shirley Ohta & S. Ann Carr
CRHP Sisters in Christ
Jill & Jerome Finn
James Tennill Jr. & Priscilla Garland
James & Debra Grimes
Mary Lynn Hailey
Cora Harris
Bob & Brenda Heiligenberg
Jane Hilton
Tony & Susan Keeton
June Kruer
Rosie McCartin
M. Diane Murphy
Andrew Pfeifer & Family
Rita Pence
Debra & Wayne Rieger
Diane & Alexis Shaver
Donald & Mary Smith
George & Wilma Smith
Robert & Juanita Smith
Terri & Gene Sprugler
Donna Staser
James Tennill III
Joe & Susan Theobald
David Thomas
Anthony & Lucy Trusty
In Memory of Tom Monroe
Bennett & Bennett Insurance
William & Dorothy Booth
Bob & Sandy Churchill
Barbara Crawford
Gary Dawson
Matthew Fadel
David & Cynthia Froman
Irene Hall, Dana Lutz, & Jason Hall
Patricia Helton
Dan & Marsha Himmelhaver
Ralph & Linda Hines
Gilbert & Linda Kapfhammer
Harry & Patricia Ketterman
Rusk & Josephine Leffler Family; Laura Etta,
Jim, Juanita, Mary Jo, Stan, Barbara, Don,
Carol, Ron, Sandy, Steve, Nancy
Ray & Wilma Magner
Robert & Frances Mathes
Jane McGuffy
Betty Monroe
Erik Pendleton
Deb & Gary Sieveking
Ron & Sharon Simpson
Kay & Gary Tabb
Marilyn Thieneman
Bill & Debra Thomas
Maelee Walther
Carlton & Jeanette Watson
Charles & Mary Wiseman
Theresa Wiseman
Jeni Wolfe
Kent & Joy Yeager
In Memory of James Gordon Pendleton
In Memory of Billie Hess
Christine Pendleton
First Harrison Bank
New Middletown Community Festival
Norstam Veneers, Inc.
In Memory of John Higginbotham
In Memory of Keith Sauerheber
Charles & Judy Shireman
Patricia Harmon, Wilma Magner, & Ellie Sladek
Julie Windell
In Memory of Fern & Claude Hottell
Rowena Hottell
In Memory of Roger Kitterman
Christine Pendleton
In Memory of Sandra Albin LaDuke
Arlene Hargrave
In Memory of Carl Miller
Christine Pendleton
Brad & Chelsey Bohnert
In Memory of Carol Saulman
Linda Austin
Keith & Betty Bickel
Michael & Nancy Biddle
Frank & Debbie Czeschin
Chris & Susan Fessel
First Harrison Bank Employees & Board
Members
Donald & Eileen Franks
Larry & Monica Harmon
Terry Haub
Michael & Marney Jackson
Sandra & James Joseph
Judy Kennedy
John & Carolyn Newlin
Jo Ann Richards
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Gifts In Honor and In Memory Of (cont.)
In Memory of Carol Saulman (cont)
Kenneth & Naomi Saulman
Steve & Jeni Smith
Roger & Kimberly Stewart
Ronald & Anita Striegel
Steven & Jeanne Timberlake
Vaughn & Linda Timberlake
Tommy & Susie Troncin
David & Kathy Williams
In Memory of Nolan Schwartz
Evelyn Taylor
In Memory of Phyllis Seipel
Harold & Pamela Fessel
First Harrison Bank Employees & Board
Members
Victor & Pamela Fleace
Tony Gunther
Roy & Denise Harmon
Gerald & Yvonne Kopp
McPhillips Trucking, Inc.
Wayne Gettelfinger & Janice Redden
Kenneth & Naomi Saulman
Joyce & Johnny Spalding
Marilyn Thieneman
Karen Troutman
David & Carolyn Wallace
In Memory of Lisa Shuck
Laugh Doctor Enterprises, Inc.
In Memory of David Smith
Jill & Jerome Finn
In Memory of Carolyn K. Smith Biggs &
Kenneth Smith
D. Mark & Bobbi Bickers
Jill & Jerome Finn
Martin & Darlene Schy
In Memory of Kenneth Smith
Jesse & Maria Schulz
In Memory of Janice Uhl Taylor
Heritage Ford-Mercury, Inc.
Southern Indiana Automotive & Supply, Inc.
DBA NAPA Auto Parts
Uhl Truck Sales, Inc.
Uhl’s Feed & Seed LLC
In Memory of Canaan Timberlake
Cynthia Schneider-Zollman
In Memory of Thomas “Bud”
Timberlake
Richard Timberlake
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In Memory of Wayne Turley
Christine Pendleton
In Memory of Curtis Valentine
Evelyn Taylor
In Memory of Dr. Leonard Waite
Marian & Charles Allen
Anonymous
Richard Armstrong
Scott & Cindy Armstrong
Jay Baker
Mary Lou Baker
Patricia Beddoe
Fred & Linda Benz
Barbara Best
Barbara Buhite
Gloria Buhite
Thomas & Renate Butzbach
Frederick Cammack
Laurence Carr
Juanita Cesar
Barbara Clark
Corydon Central High School
Richard & Ann Crosier
Frank & Debbie Czeschin
Curtis & Nancy Eskew
Norman & Cynthia Flanders
Janet Frederick
Mick Frederick
Todd & Patty Garrison
Thomas & Marilyn Gibson
Donald Nerland & Edith Greca
Harold Hamburg
Harrison County Public Library
David Hein
Becky Hollingsworth
John & Pat Kintner
Robert Gilewski & Nancy Kuppersmith
Doris & Ronald Lind
Mark & F. Denise Lineberry
Carolyn Marlowe
Stephen & Gail Melleavy
Brian & Lori Beth Miller
Marvin & Penny Miller
Carol Mitchell
Ben, Niki, Eisley, & Ari Motz
Nicole Motz
John Nicholson DMD
Joseph & Patricia Nicosia
W. Isaac & Denise Orwick
Christine Pendleton
Bill, Darlene, & Teresa Pierce
Shawn Primavera
Brian & Kristy Pyne
QK4, Inc.
Rodefer Moss & Co, PLLC
Peter Rowell
J. Frederick & Beulah Royse
Mick & Michele Saulman
James & Sabrina Schreck
Kate Armstrong & James Shireman
Joseph & Cindy Shireman
Darrel & Patricia Sieg
Ron & Sharon Simpson
Ed Skarbeck
Steve & Jeni Smith
Stanley & Mary Jo Stevens
Jessica Stroud
William & Joy Taylor
Heddy & Bob Teitel
Donald & Hilda Thieneman
Shannon & Ken Thieneman
Bill & Debra Thomas
Delores Timberlake
Tsu-Min & Funei Chiu Tsai
Sharon Uhl
Edith Waite
Kenneth Waite
Gwendolyn & Richard Waldo
Steve & Liz Weydig
Mike & Theresa Williams
Andrew York
Doug & Karen York
In Memory of Kent Watson
Ron, Kristie, & Allie Watson
In Memory of Anita Wenning
Charles & Marla Sieberns
In Memory of Tom Monroe & Robin
Wolfe
Judith Albin
Anonymous
Kevin & Alisa Burch
Dwight & Jeri Davis
James & Betty Denbo
Harold & Lou Ann Dillman
Dale & Donna Gettelfinger
Clifford Gutknecht & Family
Christine Pendleton
Ned & Carolyn Rieth
Dorothy Survant
Vaughn & Linda Timberlake
Juanita Williams
Tom & Wanda Wiseman
Mary Rose Wolfe
In Memory of Robin Wolfe
Anonymous
Robert & Marion Adams
Suzan Barnickle
Martha Beckort
Beckort Family Farms, LLC
Bennett & Bennett Insurance
Wanita Bindner
Larry Brown
Shirley & Clark Bryant
Bob & Mary Davis Family
Gary Dawson
Michele & William Eckels
Lee & Jean Eilbacher
Edward & Barbara Gomes
Greater Clark County Schools Human
Resources Department
Joe & Phyllis Kamman
Harry & Patricia Ketterman
Lanesville Community School Corporation
Lanesville Community School Corporation
Faculty & Staff
David & Nancy Lopp
Doris Monroe
Thomas & Betty Monroe
Nancy Rich
Deborah Rivera
Douglas Denbo & Violet Sanders
Robert & Teresa Schickel
Penny Schmelz
Maryann Smith
Barbara Snyder
Charles & Marlana “Susie” Stark
Larry & Helen Strange
James Thieneman
Arthur & Catherine Turcotte
West Point Lumber & Hardware Co.
Lynne Wheat
In Memory of Nancy York
Cindy & Scott Armstrong
Bennett & Bennett Insurance
Johanna & Jerry Clapp
Rodefer Moss & Co, PLLC
William & Joy Taylor
In Memory of Bart Zimmerman
New Amsterdam Boat Club
Town of New Amsterdam
Gifts in Honor or in Memory
HCCF is happy to list your gift as in memory or in honor of someone special. Please remember to
denote that when you make the gift as well as direct what fund your gift is to be deposited.
We Value Your Name
We have carefully reviewed the names listed in our annual report, although with a listing of this
length errors may occur. If your name has been omitted, misspelled or incorrectly listed, please
accept our apology and let us fix the error by bringing it to our attention so that we can correct our
records.
Harrison County Community Foundation
1523 Foundation Way
P.O. Box 279, Corydon, Indiana 47112
812.738.6668
Fax: 812.738.6884
www.hccfindiana.org
*Front and back cover photos: Talmage Windell Memorial Agriculture Building construction at the Harrison County Fairgrounds. A $2,000,000
grant was awarded to the Harrison County Agricultural Society to build it.
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Harrison County
Community Foundation
1523 Foundation Way
P.O. Box 279, Corydon, Indiana 47112
812.738.6668
Fax: 812.738.6884
www.hccfindiana.org