2012 Annual Report - Fairfield County Foundation

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THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY
BRINGING TOGETHER THE PIECES OF OUR COMMUNITY
2012 ANNUAL REPORT
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
What we do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Our message to you. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Leadership and results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Bringing together donors and community needs
• Setting up a fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
• Gifts in memory/honor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
• Funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.
• Donors by fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
• Grants by fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
• 2012-13 scholarship awards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Fairfield County Foundation 2012 Annual Report
Bringing the financial pieces together
• Financials. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
Supporting our work
• Ambassador’s Club. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
A special thank you to Rick Hartung for his support of the Fairfield County Foundation
and his help with our Annual Report.
W H AT W E D O
About Us
Our Mission
The Fairfield County Foundation, a
501(c)(3) nonprofit, and its supporters
help to enhance the quality of life and
economic viability of our community.
The Foundation was formed in 1989,
when Probate Judge S. Farrell Jackson
challenged our community to establish
a foundation to keep significant
trust funds invested locally. A small
committee of caring citizens joined
together to establish the Foundation
to provide an entity to administer
contributions from individuals, families,
corporations and organizations.
Our mission is to receive and administer
charitable gifts that will provide longterm, continuing benefits to Fairfield
County and its residents by supporting
educational, scientific, cultural, social,
environmental, medical and other
charitable purposes.
The Foundation is accredited by the
National Standards for U.S. Community
Foundations Program, demonstrating
that it has met the nation’s highest
philanthropic standards for operational
quality, integrity and accountability.
Bringing together the pieces of our community –
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OUR MESSAGE TO YOU
Staff Members
Dear Valued Friend of the Foundation,
The Fairfield County Foundation has helped bring together the pieces of our
community for nearly 25 years – helping donors create a lasting, charitable legacy that
carries on their names, their values and their priorities.
The Foundation’s more than 200 individual charitable funds were created to address
local causes that donors are passionate about, helping them “pay it forward” to
the next generation of our community. Foundation grants support many different
aspects of life in Fairfield County…from academic and children’s programs to the arts
and community development. The Foundation truly brings the diverse pieces of the
community together with donors to create a beautiful mosaic of support that reaches
every corner of our lives.
– Fairfield County Foundation 2012 Annual Report
It is through your generosity that we are helping to build your legacy and bring
the pieces of our community together to build an even better, brighter future. The
accomplishments outlined in this report are a direct reflection of the incredible support
that our community has demonstrated. We thank you.
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Above left to right:
Mindy Farrow, Office Manager
Debee Monger, Administrative Assistant
Amy Eyman, Executive Director
Reneé Reilly, Financial Officer
Amy Eyman
Executive Director Andrew Ogilvie
Chairman, Board of Trustees
L E A D E R S H I P A N D R E S U LT S
Board Members
A look back at 2012
In 2012, we continued to work together to build a legacy in Fairfield County. Consider
the following:
• $32,393,126 in total assets as of December 31, 2012.
•222 grants to public charities in Fairfield County, totaling more than $711,402.
Judy Root, Vice Chairman
Jayne McGill, Secretary
Sheila Heath, Treasurer
•$490,285 through 282 scholarships awarded to Fairfield County students to help in their
goal to attain higher education.
•$2,646,872 in contributions, nearly 1,000 individuals and families making nearly 1,200 gifts
in memory of loved ones, to support a special fund or charity, to establish a new fund or as
end of life gifts.
•20 new funds established:
James Barrett, M.D.
Howard Sniderman
Dean Cochenour
Matthew Johnson
Brian Shonk
Richard Warner
• Access to Justice • Baltimore City Hall & Opera House
• Fairfield Christian Academy
• Friends of the Lancaster Parks & Recreation
• Kathleen Kaser Ridenour
• Leroy & Bernice Ellinger Memorial
• Lorelei Owen Gibbs
• Ohio Glass Museum
• Ruth E. Miller
• Terry McGhee/Sally Grimm Community Fund
• Alaina Boggs Memorial
• Elza and Christina Wears Barney’s Fund
• FI Client Burial Assistance
• Fred, Mary and Silas Wilson Memorial
• Lancaster High School Class of 1957 Memorial
• Live United Program
• New Horizons Youth and Family Center Endowment
• Richard L. Conley Memorial
• Sherry Hubbard Technology
• United Way of Fairfield County Endowment
In 2012 alone, we impacted pieces of our community that reach every aspect of our lives:
• Grants to agencies that provide critical services including Maywood Mission, The
Lighthouse, The Salvation Army and local food pantries.
•Support for arts and culture through organizations such as the Lancaster Festival, Decorative
Arts Center, Lancaster Community Concerts Association and Fairfield Heritage Association.
James Smith
Terry McGhee
Jonathan Clark
•Grants that have enhanced the quality of life and activities in our community such as
support for the Fairfield Area Humane Society Bark Park, Lancaster Parks & Recreation,
Lancaster Public Education Foundation Fund and Pickerington Youth Athletic Association.
•Support for organizations that serve the health of our citizens including the City of
Lancaster Division of Fire, Community Healthfest, local TWIGS and FairHoPe Hospice and
Palliative Care.
John Baughman
Gary Taylor
F A I R F I E L D C O U N T Y F O U N D AT I O N I S A
N AT I O N A L T O P T I E R
C O M M U N I T Y F O U N D AT I O N
The National Standards Seal by our
name confirms that we have met the
most rigorous standards in philanthropy
and that we have demonstrated our
commitment to financial security,
transparency and accountability. The
Council on Foundations’ National
Standards for U.S. Community
Foundations program is designed to
provide quality assurance to donors
and their advisors.
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A GRANT TO HELP
Children Communicate Through Technology
A grant from the Foundation partially funded the purchase of a Tobii CEye Eye Control
Module for Forest Rose School. The $32,000 grant was from the George and Dollie
L. Zimpfer Fund, which is used to benefit the residents of Fairfield County.
The Tobii CEye Eye Control Module allows students who may have
difficulty communicating with the use of their hands or voice to
communicate through eye movement alone.
“We have so many kids that do have cerebral palsy and other
things that affect their motor control and their ability to use
their eyes and hands together and even speech, where
they aren’t able to communicate,” said Lori Mills,
occupational therapist at Forest Rose School.
“Other ways we currently have to help them
communicate involve direct selection, where
they are using their finger to touch the
device, or they can use switches, which they can use
any body part to activate. But some of our kids still don’t
have enough control to actually be consistent or get the timing
down that they need to in order to use those successfully.”
To use the device, students use their eyes to control a cursor or look at an object
on screen that they want to select. This method lets students choose icons or
letters, which allows them to make conversation, use the internet, send email or
text friends.
Rachel Whitcraft, school-age speech therapist at Forest Rose, has enjoyed
watching her students get excited about the Tobii. “For them to be able to think,
‘I did that with my eyes,’ and be making that connection, is neat,” she said.
FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N — MAKING A GIFT
Setting up a Fund with the Foundation
Your Foundation is here to help you build your legacy. We can help you determine
your charitable goals, such as deciding if you want family members involved,
both now and/or in the future; considering how much involvement you want in
selecting the charitable organizations that will receive grants from your fund; and
thinking about how much you want to give in charitable contributions each year
and how you want to give it.
We make giving easy and effective, accepting a wide variety of gifts and providing
donors with a number of charitable options. Our professional staff has indepth understanding of the issues, opportunities and resources that shape our
community. The Foundation has several options for setting up a fund that best
meets your giving goals, including the following:
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• Donor-Advised Funds: This type of fund enables donors or their designees
to recommend grants based on their personal charitable interests.
• Unrestricted Funds: Unrestricted Funds are gifts to the Foundation’s
unrestricted general fund. The principal and income is distributed at the
Foundation’s discretion in the form of grants to 501(c) (3) organizations. A
minimum gift of $5,000 is required to establish a named fund. Gifts of any
amount are accepted into the general fund.
• Scholarship Funds: Individuals, families, companies or organizations can
establish Scholarship Funds. Once in place, a Scholarship Fund continues
to grow with additional contributions from the original donors, from other
contributions and through market growth. The donor of a Scholarship
Fund has the ability to define the scholarship’s advisory committee and the
guidelines for candidate selection, requirements and award use.
• Agency Funds or Endowments: Agency Funds or Endowments can be
created to perpetually support your community service agency. Agency
funds hold assets for a charitable
organization and distribute the
principal or earned income in
accordance with the agency’s
specific instructions.
• Designated Funds: Designated
Funds are established to ensure
that support will be provided
to specific eligible nonprofit
organizations, often organizations
that donors have been involved
with during their lifetimes. This is
an opportunity to leave a lasting
legacy in the donor’s name.
Making a Gift to the Foundation
A variety of assets can be used to make
charitable gifts, and there are many
ways that you can give immediately or
in the future.
• Cash: Cash gifts are an easy
way to make an impact in your
community and allow you to give
at any time.
• Real and Personal Property:
Gifting real and personal property
often allows an individual to
contribute more than they may
have thought possible.
• IRA/Retirement/Pension Fund
Assets: Retirement assets are most
often used as testamentary gifts,
creating charitable funds as part of
an overall estate plan.
• Life Insurance: Life insurance
makes it possible to make
meaningful gifts to the community.
• Wills and Bequeaths: Bequests
offer varied ways of giving to the
Foundation. Cash securities or
other property may be bequeathed
in one’s will.
• Charitable Remainder Trusts:
A Charitable Remainder Trust
provides life-long income for one
or several income beneficiaries,
such as the donor and the donor’s
spouse, and leaves the remainder
interest to the Foundation or
designated beneficiary.
• Charitable Lead Trusts: The
income generated from assets
placed in a Charitable Lead Trust is
paid to the Foundation for a period
of years, after which the trust
is terminated and the assets are
returned to the donor.
• Charitable Gift Annuities: The
Charitable Gift Annuity can make
it possible for donors to assist the
community in the future while
providing lifetime income for
themselves. Upon the death of the
donor, the remaining principal is
retained by the Foundation to carry
out the donor’s charitable intentions.
• Transfer of a Private
Foundation: This type of gift
affords many advantages, including
lower overhead, staff to assist with
charitable goals, and a higher tax
deduction for any future gifts, to
name a few.
Gifts Made In
Memory of—2012
Joel Joseph Bartos
Norma Jean Bishop
Rev. Earl Bishop
Charles E. Dupler
Gary Farmer
Norman Fenstermaker
Rosemary Garrison
O.J. Green
J. Jay Hampson
Jerry Hampson
Jean Hedges
Buzz Huston
David L. Johns
Jamey Landis
Collis Lane
Russ Miller
Grace Ray Moon
Norma Newman
George Sakas
Helen Waites Spalding
Shelly Strigle
Milton Taylor, Sr.
Dorothy Vannatta
Dorothy Wasem
Richard E. Wasem
Don C. Wendel, Jr.
Linda Woodward
Gifts Made In
Honor of—2012
Harper Allen
Frank Bateman
Carol Marx
Joseph McCafferty
Johanna Pearce
• Securities: Securities, both
publicly traded and closely held,
can be used to set up a fund.
• Unique Assets: Examples might
include stamp, coin or art collections;
copyrights and patents; royalties; or
other unique assets of value.
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FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N — FUNDS
“To give away money is an easy
matter, and in any man’s power. But
to decide to whom to give it, and
how large and when, and for what
purpose and how, is neither in every
man’s power—nor an easy matter.
Hence it is that such excellence is
rare, praiseworthy and noble.”
Aristotle
Donor Advised Funds
This type of fund is one of our most
appealing charitable vehicles. If you would
like to make a charitable gift now, but you
want to be able to make suggestions from
time to time on which charities should be
supported; or you would like to set up a
fund in your will, but you want to name
certain people as advisors to your fund,
this option is for you.
Christian Stewardship – to provide financial
assistance for charitable causes, not exclusively,
but with emphasis on, supporting Christian-based
efforts such as evangelism, missionary support, and
providing for the needy both within and outside
Fairfield County.
Donley Family – distributions shall be made
primarily to charitable organizations that provide
services primarily in the area of Pickerington or
Violet Township.
Hubie and Jenny Eyman Memorial – will be
used for public, charitable and educational purposes
to provide an ultimate benefit to the residents of
Fairfield County.
Great Commission – to support charitable
organizations and to further the teachings of Jesus
Christ, whether local, national, or worldwide.
The Rotary Club of Lancaster-Sherman
Fred & Margie Hatcher Endowment Fund –
to support the needs of the Lancaster and
Fairfield County community.
Jackson Family – to provide charitable programs
which will aid the children and aged of Fairfield
County and Bloom Township.
David L. Johns – to be used for public, charitable
and educational purposes for Fairfield County.
Jennie L. Johns – to be used for public, charitable
and educational purposes to provide ultimate benefit
for the people of Amanda, Ohio.
Robert C. Kalish Memorial Youth Park
Program – to provide funds for summer youth
camp program for fourth and fifth graders attending
Liberty Union-Thurston School District, or who reside
in the school district, at no charge to the child.
Jayne and Jim McGill Family – to be used
for public, charitable and educational purposes
to provide an ultimate benefit to the children in
Fairfield County, Ohio.
Terry A. McGhee/Sally J. Grimm Community
Fund – to be used for public, charitable and
educational purposes.
Mowry Family – to be used for public, charitable
and educational purposes to provide an ultimate
benefit to the people of Fairfield County.
Norman Family – for public, charitable and
educational programs that will benefit projects in
and for the people of Fairfield County.
Joe Ogilvie – to benefit Duke University, The
Inner City Educational Foundation, and grants
for educational endeavors in Fairfield County
and elsewhere.
Pickering Family – to provide funds for charitable
purposes in Fairfield County.
Rodenbaugh Family – to provide funds for
charitable purposes.
Brian Stoner Memorial Fund – to provide funds
to charitable organizations as are eligible to receive
distributions. Preference for grants may be given to
organizations dealing with individuals with special
needs. Preference for scholarships may be given to
students attending culinary school and/or students who
have been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum.
Rich & Delores Troup Family – to provide funds
for charitable purposes in Fairfield County.
Williamson Family – a family directed fund that
will provide funds for charitable purposes.
Scholarship Funds
Scholarship funds help students pursue
their academic goals. The donor may
define the guidelines for the recipient,
the advisory committee, the school and
the award itself.
Matthew Acton – to provide scholarships for
senior golf athletes of any Fairfield County High
School, Canal Winchester High School, Circleville
High School, Logan Elm High School or Teays Valley
High School. This scholarship is for any accredited
college or vocational school.
Roger Anderson – for students residing in Jackson
Township of Perry County and majoring in education
or business.
The Aranda Notre Dame Law School – to
provide scholarships to students who have been
accepted to the Notre Dame Law School.
Bloom-Carroll Alumni Scholar Athlete – for
Bloom-Carroll graduates who participate in sports
and also show academic excellence.
William W. Bolsen Memorial – to provide
scholarships for graduates of the Ohio State School
for the Blind who wish to work toward a degree
from a technical, two-year or four-year college.
Marlowe Brainard – to provide a scholarship for
students attending and graduating from Millersport
High School who desire to continue their education
in the fields of Arts or Education.
Jean M. Burdette Memorial – for Lancaster
High School graduates for study in the field of
Special Education.
Robert E. & Marion A Carr – for Fairfield County
residents who are pursuing a degree in the study of
Nursing and/or Teaching/Education.
Molly Ann Clark Memorial – for the purpose of
providing educational scholarships for students who
meet the following criteria: be between the ages of
17-21; be from Fairfield, Perry, Pickaway, Hocking,
Licking, Athens or Muskingum counties; demonstrate
an interest in community service and volunteerism
and be a past participant (racer) of the Lancaster
Soap Box Derby, past derby queen or have had a
family member who either volunteered or served
on the board of directors of the Lancaster Soap
Box Derby. Applicants meeting the above criteria
will be given preference in determining recipients,
or a student seeking a degree in substance abuse
education may be accepted every even year.
Charles C. & Barbara Claypool – for students
seeking educational opportunities in technical fields
with a preference toward engineering. Preference
given to the children of employees of Claypool
Electric, Inc. and students planning on attending
Ohio Northern University.
Deputy Ethan Collins – to provide scholarships
for Fairfield County students to attend an
accredited school or academy in preparation for
a career in Law Enforcement or continuing
education in Law Enforcement.
Coney Memorial – for Fairfield Union High
School graduates.
Susie McMackin Crook – will be awarded to a
student who has registered and been accepted at
Lancaster Montessori School.
Charles and Diana Eversole Family Fund – to
provide an ultimate benefit to the people of Fairfield
County, Ohio, for public, charitable and educational
purposes, with special consideration given to the
Fairfield Heritage Association and matching funds to
the Fairfield Medical Center Foundation.
Heiber Family Fund – to be used for public,
charitable and educational purposes to provide an
ultimate benefit to the residents of Fairfield County.
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D.A.R.E. – scholarship recipient shall be a
graduating senior from Lancaster High School,
William V. Fisher Catholic High School or Fairfield
Christian Academy and a graduate of the D.A.R.E.
Program who desires to continue their education.
Davidson-J.C. Community Service – to provide
scholarships to students of Fairfield County.
Jillian Davidson Memorial – this fund was
established by family and friends to honor the
memory of Jillian Leigh Davidson who died of a rare
blood disease in September 2000. This scholarship is
awarded to a female senior basketball or volleyball
athlete at Lancaster High School. This award is
given to the individual selected by the Davidson
Scholarship Committee.
Elsie R. McClelland Davis Memorial – for
graduates of Amanda-Clearcreek High School.
Frank Dillard Memorial/Standing Stone
National Bank – for graduates of Fairfield County
high schools. Preference given to biological or
legally adopted dependents of Standing Stone
National Bank employees. Weighted toward those
who plan to major in Business/Finance at Ohio
University Lancaster.
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Charles E. Dupler – to provide financial
assistance to Fairfield Union High School music
and F.F.A. students.
Fairfield County Educational Service Center
Superintendents’ – for students within Fairfield
County, based on academic achievement and
school activities.
Fairfield Federal Ron Keaton – to provide
scholarships for Lancaster High School senior varsity
girls basketball players.
Amelia Fickel – Glenn Moodie – to provide
scholarships for graduates of Perry-Southern Local
School District. Special consideration given to
graduates who are residents of the former New
Straitsville School District. Selection shall be based
on financial need. May be awarded for a four-year,
two-year vocational or technical college education.
Lorelei Owen Gibbs – for residents of Fairfield
County pursuing a university degree in Elementary
Education or Nursing.
O.J. Green Memorial – to be used to provide
scholarships to the top four winners of the 7th
Congressional District Art Competition.
Robert V. Grilli Memorial – to provide a
scholarship for graduates of Lancaster High School
and Fisher Catholic High School who desire to
continue their education in a collegiate and/or
graduate institution.
Jacob Guisinger Memorial – to provide a
scholarship for a graduate of Berne Union High
Chad Edwards Memorial – to provide
School, a pay-to-participate scholarship for a Berne
scholarships for Fairfield County students to attend
Union High School football player, a scholarship for
an accredited school or academy in preparation for a the Fairfield County Youth Baseball and a scholarship
career in law enforcement or to further their career
for a Fairfield County Youth Football participant.
in law enforcement.
J. Jay Hampson – for students residing in Fairfield
Leroy and Bernice Ellinger Memorial – for any
County and attending Ohio Northern University.
graduate of a Fairfield County high school or any
graduate from a high school in Worthington, Ohio.
Doug Henwood Memorial – to provide
Preference will be given to a graduate of Lancaster
scholarships to Lancaster High School graduates
High School. Applicant must be a college junior or
who participate in track and may be involved in
senior and preference given to an accredited four-year track at the collegiate level.
college. Recipient must have at least a 2.75 GPA
going into their junior year.
William D. Hilyard Family – to be used to reward
the outstanding senior music student of Fairfield
Union High School. The award shall be known as the
“Robert Trocchia Outstanding Music Student Award”
given by the Family of William D. Hilyard.
Billy J. Holbrook Memorial – for the non-typical
Liberty Union High School graduates.
Johns Family – for graduates of AmandaClearcreek High School.
E. Trevor and Violet Jones Memorial – for
graduates of Millersport High School.
Corey Kissling Memorial – for graduating
seniors in college preparation program of Logan
High School, who will attend a two-year or
four-year college/university.
Robert Knisley Fire Service – for graduates of
a Fairfield County high school who want to pursue
a career in fire service and will attend a college
pursuing a fire science degree or a vocational school
pursuing a state of Ohio certification in a fire or
EMS field. Children of present/former Lancaster Fire
Department members will be given preference.
Keith A. Kumler Vocational – for Fairfield County
students to attend an accredited vocational or
technical school for study in the automotive field.
Lancaster Camp Ground Quality of Life –
to provide financial support for the purpose of
improving the quality of life for residents living on
the Lancaster Camp Ground.
Lancaster-Fairfield Chamber of Commerce –
for students graduating from a Fairfield County
high school.
Lancaster High School Band Boosters – music
scholarship for students graduating from Lancaster
High School who have been members of the
Lancaster High School Instrumental Music Program.
Lancaster High School Class of 1957
Memorial – to provide educational scholarships for
Lancaster High School graduates. Recipient must be
currently enrolled in or have been accepted into a
program leading to a bachelor or associate degree,
demonstrate potential for post-high school academic
achievement and show financial need.
Lancaster High School Class of 1959 – Fred M.
Lowry – for the Lancaster High School student with
the highest combined ACT and SAT verbal scores.
Lancaster High School Class of 1964 – to
provide educational scholarships for a senior
graduate of Lancaster High School in the following
manner: Recipient must not be a recipient of any
other scholarship at the time of application. Fairfield
County Foundation will confirm with the LHS
Guidance Department before the actual selections of
the recipient. Recipient must be attending any post
secondary education program and/or a traditional
four-year college. This could include: community
college, liberal arts college, universities, vocational
schools, trade schools, institutes of technology or
professional schools. Recipient must be a student
who, in the committee’s opinion, deserves assistance,
even though they haven’t qualified for other
scholarships. Recipient should be involved in school
and community activities.
Lancaster Junior Women’s Club – for the
purpose of providing educational scholarships to
support high school females in Lancaster entering
their freshman year in an undergraduate college
or university program who volunteer in their
community in the following manner: Females living
and attending high school in the city of Lancaster
who are already accepted into an undergraduate
degree program for the academic year immediately
following earning their high school diploma. This
would include home-schooled or any traditional high
school program. Cumulative GPA of 3.5 or higher
on a 4.0 scale. Please convert any weighted GPA
scoring to 4.0 scale scoring equivalent. Volunteers
for a certified 501(c)3 organization for a minimum
20 hours in the prior 12 months. The applicant
can combine hours if accrued at different certified
501(c)3 organizations. Applicant will submit a letter
from the Executive Director or leader of the 501(c)3
organization on that organization’s letterhead
verifying their volunteer commitment for the prior
12 months when submitting the application.
Letters from multiple 501(c)3 organizations can be
submitted. Scholarship recipients shall be selected
by the Fairfield County Foundation’s Scholarship
Selection Committee. Recipients who meet the
cumulative GPA requirement should then be ranked
based on their total volunteer hours within their
community as the deciding factor.
Lancaster Kiwanis Club – for students graduating
from a high school located in Fairfield County, Ohio,
or to graduates of a high school located in Fairfield
County, Ohio.
Erik J. Landis Memorial – to provide scholarships
for graduating seniors from Fairfield Union High School.
Malinda Lifer – for recent graduates of BloomCarroll High School or Lancaster High School who
plan to major in elementary education at Ohio
University Lancaster.
Clark M. McGhee and Carol T. McGhee – for
students possessing the following qualifications: the
student is a child of current employee of Westerman,
Inc., provided such employee has been employed by
Westerman, Inc., for at least 12 months prior to the
date the scholarship application is received, or the
student has been a resident of Rushcreek Township
for at least 12 months immediately preceding the date
his or her scholarship application is received, or the
student is a graduate of Fairfield Union High School,
or the student has been a resident of Fairfield County
for at least 12 months immediately preceding the date
his or her scholarship application is received.
Ruth E. Miller – for the purposes of providing an
opportunity for a college or university education for
persons from Lancaster and Fairfield County whose
financial condition is such that they would not
otherwise be able to procure a college or university
education without the scholarship. Where possible,
preference should be given to those applicants
who have demonstrated the qualities of hard work,
scholastic attainment, Christian moral values, and
love of family and country.
John Morrow Music Booster (Pickerington
Music Boosters) – for Pickerington High School
graduates who are members of the music program.
Elizabeth “Libby” Murry – scholarship recipient
shall be a graduating senior or graduate of Jonathan
Alder High School, Plain City, Ohio. The recipient
shall pursue a degree in the study of education and/
or excel in the field of science. Awards may be made
for any four-year or two-year accredited college.
Roger Pedigo Memorial – for the purpose of
providing educational scholarships for selected
high school seniors from Athens, Hocking, Vinton,
Fairfield and Franklin counties who are furthering
their education by attending Ohio University in the
following manner: Applicants must have maintained
a high school GPA of 3.0 or above. Applicants must
possess leadership skills and have participated in
community service work. Special favor will be given
to applicants whose families will exhibit financial
hardship through the funding of their child’s
furthering education.
William D. Queen – to benefit students from
Fairfield Union. Special consideration is given to
candidates majoring in math or computer sciences.
LaVerne Raab – graduates of any Fairfield County
High School for undergraduate tuition and expenses.
Stori Huston Raver – to provide scholarships for
a graduating special education senior from Fairfield
Union High School. The scholarship may be used for
a two-year or four-year college, vocational school,
technical school, apprenticeship or for support upon
entering the work force.
Gladys M. Reber – provide scholarships for students
from the Maple Street United Methodist Church.
Kathleen Kaser Ridenour Memorial – to be used
for the purpose of providing scholarships to 9th grade
students at the Sheridan Middle School with career
interests in becoming a teacher; to be used once they
graduate high school and are enrolled in college.
The Rushcreek Grange – provide scholarships for
graduates of Fairfield County high schools who are
residents of Rushcreek Township for at least 12 months
prior to application. The recipient must be alcohol,
tobacco and drug free. May be awarded for any fouryear, two-year or technical college.
Edward N. Sands Memorial – to provide
scholarships for Liberty Union High School students.
Kelley Thomas Memorial – for the purpose
of providing an annual scholarship to a senior
soccer athlete at Pickerington High School North or
Pickerington High School Central.
Hannah E. Thrash – to provide scholarships to
enhance excellence in music with an emphasis
on voice. Eligible applicants must be a resident
of Fairfield County and should have exhibited a
preference for and an interest in vocal music by the
applicant’s high school activities.
Kenneth D. & Zita M. Trimmer – 25 percent
of this scholarship will help nursing students from
Fisher Catholic High School pursue a curriculum for
a Bachelor’s or Associate’s degree in nursing in an
approved nursing program. The remaining
75 percent will be used for graduates of Fisher
Catholic High School or Lancaster High School to
pursue a Bachelor’s degree, from any approved
college or university in business administration or a
Master’s program in business administration from
Harvard University.
Mollee J. Seifert – for graduating seniors from
Fisher Catholic and Lancaster high schools seeking
advanced education at an accredited institution.
D. Eugene Ward Memorial – to provide a
scholarship fund that will make a lasting and
significant contribution to students graduating from
Beallsville High School, Switzerland of Ohio Local
School District, in memory of D. Eugene Ward.
Richard F. Shannon – scholarships to Ohio
University Athens and Ohio University Lancaster for
graduates of Lancaster High School. Priorities given
to students whose parents are deceased, singleparent families and low-income families.
Martha Gesling Weber – for Fairfield County
high school graduates. Preference given to students
enrolling at Bowling Green State University majoring
in education with emphasis on course work leading
to certification as a reading specialist.
Jack and Elsie Smith – for Fairfield Union
graduates with special consideration given to
residents of the former Pleasantville School District.
Weis Family – for Fairfield County students who
are attending Ohio University Lancaster for their first
two years of college.
Russell N. & Clarice H. Stemen – provide
scholarships for post-high school students who are
members of the Calvary United Methodist Church or
the Bremen Bethel Presbyterian Church of Bremen,
Ohio, for at least three years preceding their senior
year in high school. Selection shall be based on
financial need. May be awarded for a four-year,
two-year, vocational or technical college education.
Chad Welch – for Liberty Union students who have
excelled in athletics and academics.
Bill and Dorothy Wharton – scholarships for
students graduating from Fairfield Union High School.
Officer Brett Markwood – to provide scholarships
for Fairfield County students to attend a police
academy, technical school for law enforcement
training or four-year college in a law enforcement
related field (2nd, 3rd or 4th year).
Randy E. Miller – to provide financial assistance
to Pickaway/Fairfield County students pursuing
EMT/Firefighters degree/training or for a degree in
music education.
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Chris White Memorial – to benefit graduates of
Millersport High School.
Colonel Robert G. Wilkins Memorial – to
provide a scholarship fund that will promote and
encourage young adults to pursue a career in the
field of aviation.
Emery & Evelyn Williams Education (FMC) –
to provide funds to be used for education for
employees of Fairfield Medical Center to further
their careers in the medical field.
Edgar Work – to benefit students of Fairfield
County who will be attending the School of
Engineering at Purdue University.
Rotary Scholarship Funds
In 1992, the Lancaster Rotary Club
turned over the investment and
administrative responsibility of the
Rotary Scholarship Funds to the
Fairfield County Foundation. The
Lancaster Rotary Club is responsible
for setting policy and maintains
the selection process for the various
Rotary scholarships.
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David Boger Memorial – Lancaster High School
graduates for study in the field of education.
Joseph A. Calandra Memorial – for
Fairfield County students who are attending
Ohio University Lancaster.
Eva G. Eyman – for Fairfield County graduates
planning to attend Ohio University for undergraduate
studies. Awards for post-graduate study outside the
state of Ohio will be considered.
Bess H. Floyd Cultural Arts – for Fairfield County
graduates to enhance excellence in music and the
cultural arts.
Dr. Phil Floyd Dentistry – for Fairfield County
graduates going into the fields of dentistry, including
dental hygiene.
Jerry Floyd Memorial – for Fairfield County
graduates going into the field of architecture,
landscape design or interior design.
Fannie M. Howe Nursing Fund – for Fairfield
County graduates going into the field of nursing.
Lancaster Rotary Club – for students graduating
from a Fairfield County high school.
Dr. Paul & Mary Magnuson – for Fairfield County
graduates pursuing professional degrees in the fields
of medicine, dentistry, optometry and nursing.
Nauman Sampson Wittenberg – for the purpose
of providing scholarships to students who have
graduated from a high school in Fairfield County and
will be attending Wittenberg University. Said income
shall be distributed for application toward the
tuition and/or related educational expenses of
scholarship recipients.
Rodenbaugh Family – to provide funds for
engineering scholarships.
George A. Sakas Memorial – for graduates of
Fairfield and Perry counties. Preference given to
biological or legally adopted dependents of Sakas,
Inc., employees. For those who plan to major in
mechanical engineering.
Jacob Sims – for students who plan to attend Ohio
University Lancaster their freshman year and are a
resident of Fairfield County.
Willard “Fuzz” Smith – for Fairfield County
graduates attending Ohio University Lancaster. For
the non-traditional student who may have attended
college and dropped out or for the mature student
who now realizes that they need post-high school
education to succeed in life.
Clarence & Edna Steenrod Optometry – for
students starting optometry school.
Shelly Strigle Memorial – to partially cover
tuition to attend Fisher Catholic High School.
James & Viola Wayland – students must be
residents of Fairfield County at time of graduation
and pursuing degrees in accounting and computer
related fields or may specify an undergraduate area
of their choice.
Mindi Wendel Memorial Visual Arts – to
provide scholarships for the recognition and
furtherance of excellence in the visual arts in
Lancaster and Fairfield County.
Unrestricted Funds
This type of fund offers the broadest
giving option. Establish a permanent
fund as an unrestricted fund during
your lifetime or through your will. All
grants will be made in the name you
give your fund, and the Fairfield County
Foundation’s professional staff and
Board of Trustees assume the entire
responsibility for selecting the most
appropriate recipients. Grants may be
made in any of the Foundation’s major
areas of philanthropy.
Fairfield County Foundation Ambassador’s
Club – an auxiliary group formed to help interpret
the Foundation’s role and increase its visibility in the
community. Funds used to promote the Foundation.
Lee and Homer Echard – to be used at the
discretion of the Foundation Trustees.
Memorial Fund – contributions to the Fairfield
County Foundation in memory of friends and family
are allocated and used at the discretion of the Board
of Trustees for grants to the community.
Wendel Family – to be used for the benefit
of residents of Fairfield County for cultural and
civic projects.
George and Dollie L. Zimpfer Memorial –
shall provide support for continuing needs in the
Lancaster and Fairfield County community.
Field of Interest Funds
Set up a field of interest fund,
describing the field as broadly or as
narrowly as you wish. The more broadly
you define your field of interest, the
more flexible your gift will be.
David & June Harcum Abuse – to provide
funds for education and awareness of abuse
prevention programs.
Access to Justice – to support projects that will
initiate, increase, or improve direct services intended
to meet the civil legal needs of indigent persons
residing in Fairfield County, Ohio, giving preference to
projects proposed by Ohio State Legal Services.
Amy’s Army – to provide assistance for local
families touched by cancer.
Hunter James Barber Memorial – to provide
funds for pediatrics training and/or pediatric
equipment for the Fire and EMS Departments in
Fairfield County or Franklin County.
Alaina Boggs Memorial – the purpose of the
fund is to provide financial support to children and
their families dealing with long term illness and
serious medical needs.
Brain Tumor Charities of Central Ohio – to provide
research funding for the cause and cure of brain tumors.
Will also provide assistance for brain tumor survivors as
determined by the Board of the BTCCO.
Alma S. Busby – to benefit elderly women and
other senior citizens in the community.
Canal Winchester Educational – to promote
growth and educational success of all Canal Winchester
students and teachers by supporting enhanced
educational opportunities and innovative activities.
Christian Bible Fellowship Church – to provide
assistance to youth ministers in furthering their
Christian ministry education.
A. A. Clark Pet Overpopulation – to provide a
fund that will provide for a spay/neuter clinic for cats
and dogs.
Community Love – to provide assistance to
families in the Liberty Union-Thurston School District
that are burdened by extraordinary costs and
emotional stress due to a serious medical condition.
Tyrone Conrad Memorial – to be awarded to
an elementary special education student and a
secondary special education student in Lancaster
City Schools, including Lancaster City School
students attending the Crossroads Center for Youth.
Janet S. Crist Memorial – to support funding
for professional performing arts or other cultural/
educational purposes.
Fairfield Christian Academy – for one or more
of the following purposes: to enrich, improve and
support the education of students of the Fairfield
Christian Academy; to advance improvements in the
classrooms, schools, and facilities of the Fairfield
Christian Academy; to grant scholarships to students
of the Fairfield Christian Academy; and to help achieve
specific educational goals and purposes established by
the Fairfield Christian Academy School Board.
Fairfield County Health – for support and benefit
of hospitals and other care organizations located in
Fairfield County.
Fairfield Riding Club – for sponsorship of horse
events at the Fairfield County Fair.
FI Client Burial Assistance – the fund shall be
used for the purpose of providing burial costs/
expenses for clients currently serviced by Fairfield
Industres (FI) up to $1,000 depending on fund
availability and application criteria. Distributions
from the fund will take place at least annually.
The distribution criteria are the following:
- Resident of Fairfield County - Enrolled in DD and
eligible for services - No other funds available
to meet difference due for burial - 200% below
federal poverty guidelines or IRS Form 433F
showing inability to pay. Special consideration for
contributions to FI and County Board. The Program
committee will review and recommend for FI Board
approval based on a simple majority. If there is a
relationship to an FI Board member, that member
must abstain from the vote.
Bud Goodman Memorial Youth – to be used
to help with the education and furtherance of the
Youth 4-H and FFA programs, with emphasis given
to beef exhibitors.
Ward R. & Dorothy Delancy Halteman – to
provide funds to assist residents of Fairfield County
who are visually impaired, through services rendered
by nonprofit agencies.
Tina Rose B. Herrmann and Kody Alexander
Maynard Healing Hearts Memorial – to provide
grants and assistance to help victims of violent crimes.
Hoyman Family Fine Arts – to support the arts,
including painting, poetry and music.
Sherry Hubbard Technology – for the purpose
of purchasing technology to support and enhance
speech, language, hearing and communication skills.
The Lancaster Public Education Foundation –
shall foster private sector support for initiative to
improve the learning and academic achievement of
all students of the Lancaster City Schools, Lancaster,
Ohio; to enhance the leadership and educational
capabilities of the administrators, teachers, and staff
of the Lancaster City Schools, Lancaster, Ohio; and
advance improvements in the classrooms, schools, and
facilities of the Lancaster City Schools, Lancaster, Ohio.
Edward N. Sands Memorial – to benefit the
Museum in Baltimore, the Baltimore Community
Chest, and any other charitable, scientific,
educational or literary purposes for the community
of Baltimore.
Phillip A. Laessle & Grace Laessle Urology
(Rotary) – to provide equipment and supplies
for urology.
Elza and Christina Wears Barney’s Fund – for
organizations which, at the sole discretion of the
Trustees of the Fairfield County Foundation, best
serve the protection, health and welfare of dog and
cats, including but not limited to the promotion and/
or facilitation of pet adoptive services.
Gerhard F. Miller Memorial – establishment
of residential housing with 24-hour supervision for
adults with developmental disabilities who have
always lived at home and are in need of such support
due to death of their parents.
Michael S. Moyer – distributions from this fund
shall be made to the Fairfield County Humane
Society and to Animal Rescuer’s Friend as long as
they do not euthanize animals in their care.
Pat G. Navin – to provide funds for educational,
recreational and spiritual purposes.
Pickerington Education Foundation – to enrich,
improve and support the total education of students
of the Pickerington Local School District, to provide
grants to teachers employed by Pickerington Local
School District, to grant scholarships to students, to
help achieve specific educational goals and purposes
established by Pickerington Board of Education, to
enrich the curriculum, instruction, and extra-curricular
activities of the Pickerington Local School District.
Public Cemetery – to provide funds for upkeep in
Fairfield County cemeteries.
Run For the Rose – to be used to meet the
mission of the Run For the Rose organization, which
is “Committed to bettering the lives of those in our
community who are affected by disabilities.”
Frances & George Utley Children’s Fund – to
provide footwear or medicine for children from low
income families.
Designated Funds
Designated funds provide financial
support for a specific area or support a
specific nonprofit organization.
Dr. Hubert & Pearl Amstutz – for benefit of the
Salvation Army and Maywood Mission.
Berne Township Sugar Grove Development
Committee – for the purpose of promoting tourism
and business within the township.
Bremen Area Historical – to provide support to
the Bremen Area Historical Society.
Cochran Lighthouse Special Assistance – to
be used only for medicines, dental and eye care
expenses, and health and personal needs for clients
and dependents of the Lighthouse.
Richard Conley Memorial – to enrich,
improve and support the education of students
of the Fairfield Christian Academy; to advance
improvements in the classrooms, schools and
facilities of the Fairfield Christian Academy; to grant
scholarships to students of the Fairfield Christian
Academy; and to help achieve specific educational
goals and purposes established by the Fairfield
Christian Academy School Board.
Davidson-J.C. Community Service – to assist
nonprofit community service related organizations in
meeting the needs of Fairfield County residents.
Fairfield County TB & Respiratory Disease –
for tubercular and respiratory care; scholarship for
respiratory therapist.
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Fairfield County Fairgrounds Capital
Improvement – to benefit Fairfield County
Fairgrounds.
Glaab FAHS Spay Neuter – to provide funds to
the Fairfield Area Humane Society to provide spaying
and neutering for FAHS animals.
Fairfield County Fairgrounds Christmas
Lighting – to benefit Fairfield County Fairgrounds.
Helen Hedges and Golda Hedges – one-third
to Helen Hedges and Golda Hedges Memorial
Scholarship to be distributed by the Church in
accordance with the recommendations of its
Education Committee. One-third to Helen Hedges,
Golda Hedges and Esther Hedges Strickland
Scholarship in the Endowment Fund of the Alumni
Association of Amanda-Clearcreek High School.
One-third to or for the benefit of the residents of the
Village of Amanda and Township of Amanda to be
used for educational, cultural and charitable purposes,
including promotion of safety and health care through
such programs as training for paramedics.
Fairfield Heritage Association – Crist Trust –
to be used to purchase items for the Georgian or
Sherman House, properly identifying the donor.
Fairfield Heritage Association – Kindler Piano –
for the maintenance and repair of the Mason Hamlin
Grand Piano.
Fairfield Heritage Trail – for the benefit of the
Fairfield Heritage Trail Association.
Fairfield Medical Center Capital Equipment
and Improvement – for support of the Fairfield
Medical Center as approved by the Fund Board.
Fairfield Union Charitable Trust – to serve
the residents and students of the Fairfield Union
School District.
Family Y Unrestricted – to be used exclusively
for the Family Y at the direction of the Executive
Committee of the Family Y.
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Susan Fowler Memorial – to provide for the
transfer, management, and distribution of funds
designated to be used in support of the Lancaster
High School Music Department as a memorial to
Susan Fowler.
Friends of Michael Davis Memorial – for the
purpose of providing annual fellowship positions in
the Lancaster Festival Orchestra.
Cyrus Fulton – to be used solely to enhance and
carry on the annual track and field event known
as the Fulton Relays for purchase of uniforms,
warm-ups, shoes and related items to be used by the
Lancaster track team.
The International Cardiac Care Program – one
segment to be used for normal operating expenses.
One segment to be used for planning and execution
of medical missions to the Dominican Republic and/
or other countries. One segment to be used for other
program activities that support the mission of the ICCF.
Grace Ray Moon Tree – to perpetuate tree
planting in public areas of the city of Lancaster.
North School – to be used for scholarships to
be awarded to former students of North School
Elementary and to update and maintain the
playground equipment and surrounding grounds at
the current North School location.
Olivedale Foundation – funds designated for
the purpose of the maintenance, upkeep and
beautification of Olivedale Senior Center and Park.
Pickering House – for the benefit of the FairHoPe
Hospice Pickering House.
Pickerington Public Library – to provide support
and perpetuate the Pickerington Public Library for
the use and benefit of the citizens of Pickerington
School District.
Pickerington Youth Athletic Association, Inc.
Capital Improvements – for the purpose of
capital improvements of this organization.
Lancaster Camp Ground Auditorium
Preservation – to provide financial support for
the preservation of the Auditorium located at the
Lancaster Camp Ground, Lancaster, Ohio. When the
preservation is finished, the purpose of the fund will
be for maintenance of the Auditorium.
Pine Grove Host – to benefit Amanda-Clearcreek
School District.
Lancaster Fairfield County Charity Newsies
Nauman – to provide funds designated
for the support of the Lancaster Fairfield County
Charity Newsies.
Joseph D. Rockey Cannon – to provide funds for
the preservation of the Rockey Cannon.
Maple Street United Methodist Church – to be
used at the direction of the Administrative Board of
Maple Street United Methodist Church.
Mary Ann’s Art Cart – for crafts and project
supplies as requested by the director of the YMCA
pre-school program.
Cheryl L. Robinson – to provide financial assistance
to the staff and students of Millersport Schools,
Walnut Township School District, Millersport, Ohio.
Jay Scholl, Jr. Fair Showmanship Awards – to
support the Junior Fair Board and the Fairfield
County Fair Board by providing income for Junior Fair
awards to 4-H or FFA members, with emphasis on
beef showmanship.
General William T. Sherman Statue
Maintenance – this fund was established in 2004
for the upkeep, maintenance, and repair of the
General William T. Sherman Statue, lighting, flagpole
and plaque.
St. John’s Episcopal Church Exterior – to
provide for the maintenance and upkeep of the
exterior of St. John’s Episcopal Church.
St. John’s Episcopal Church Mithoff – to provide
financial aid and stability for St. John’s Episcopal
Church present and future purposes, objectives,
programs and expansions. The goals of the fund are
to provide funds to solve special problems or carry
out special projects which strengthen, extend and
develop St. John’s mission.
St. John’s Episcopal Church StradmanMeenach – to provide financial aid and stability
for St. John’s Episcopal Church present and future
purposes, objectives, programs and expansions.
The goals of the fund are to provide funds to solve
special problems or carry out special projects which
strengthen, extend and develop St. John’s mission.
Frances & George Utley Georgian – for furniture
acquisitions at the Georgian Living History Museum.
Raymond Wilkes Young Artist Fellowship – for
the purpose of providing an annual fellowship in the
Lancaster Festival Orchestra to an outstanding young
musician in honor of the late Dr. Raymond Wilkes.
Fred, Mary and Silas Wilson Memorial – to
provide yearly grants to the following charitable
organizations: 25% to St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Cemetery, North Berne, for repair and maintenance
of the cemetery; 25% to Salvation Army, Fairfield
County; and 25% to benefit Public Broadcasting
through WOSU and NPR, Columbus, Ohio and
WOUB, Athens, Ohio.
Zane Square – to benefit the downtown park area
at Main & Broad Streets.
Lancaster Camp Meeting and Church
Assembly, Inc. – to provide financial aid and
stability for the Lancaster Camp Ground’s present
and future purposes, objectives, programs and
expansion. The goals of the fund to provide funds to
solve special problems or carry out special projects
which strengthen, extend and develop the Lancaster
Camp Ground’s mission.
Organizational Endowment Funds
This type of fund is established by
nonprofit organizations to provide
income to them. We handle all
administrative and investment
responsibilities, freeing the organization
to pursue its charitable mission. The
principal is held in perpetuity, and
the Foundation will transmit the income
in accordance with the agency’s
specific instructions.
Fairfield Heritage Association Operating
Endowment – to be used at the direction of the
governing board of the Fairfield Heritage Association.
Fairfield Medical Center General Endowment –
for support of the Fairfield Medical Center as
approved by the Fund Board.
Lancaster-Fairfield Community Action Agency
Endowment – to be used for general support of
the Community Action Program Commission of the
Lancaster-Fairfield County Area, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fairfield County
Endowment – to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Fairfield County.
Family Y Endowment – to be used
exclusively for the Family Y at the direction of the
Y Executive Committee.
Lancaster Festival – for support of the Lancaster
Festival as approved by the Lancaster Festival Board.
Canal Winchester Area Historical Society
Endowment – for support of the Canal Winchester
Area Historical Society.
Friends of the Lancaster Parks and Recreation
Endowment – the benefit and support of the
charitable or educational purposes of Lancaster
Parks and Recreation and its affiliated agencies.
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Endowment –
to carry out DACO’s mission, which is to foster
knowledge, enjoyment and appreciation of the
decorative arts and to celebrate the architecture and
heritage of the Reese-Peters House by providing
programs, exhibitions and arts education for all ages.
Fairfield Christian Academy – for one or more
of the following purposes: to enrich, improve and
support the education of students of the Fairfield
Christian Academy; to advance improvements in the
classrooms, schools, and facilities of the Fairfield
Christian Academy; to grant scholarships to students
of the Fairfield Christian Academy; and to help achieve
specific educational goals and purposes established by
the Fairfield Christian Academy School Board.
Fairfield County Foundation Endowment –
for the purpose of support for the Fairfield
County Foundation.
Habitat For Humanity of Fairfield County
Endowment – endowment fund to receive
donations from the general public.
Hospice & Health Services Endowment –
endowment fund focusing on end-of-life care.
Ed Jeffers Barber Museum Endowment – for
support of the Ed Jeffers Barber Museum.
David L. Johns Lancaster Festival Capital
Improvement – established in 2010 for the
purpose of providing support for capital expenditures
of the Lancaster Festival.
Kiwanis Club of Lancaster Endowment – to
benefit charitable organizations as directed by the
Kiwanis Club of Lancaster, Ohio, Board of Directors.
Lancaster Arts and Civic Club Endowment –
for the support of the Lancaster Arts and Civic Club
and its affiliated agencies.
Live United Program – support for programs of
the United Way of Fairfield County.
New Horizons Youth and Family Center
Endowment – for the unrestricted support of the
charitable or educational purposes of New Horizons
Youth and Family Center and its affiliated agencies.
The Ohio Glass Museum – shall be
used for the support of the operations of The Ohio
Glass Museum.
Edward Sawyer – to provide assistance in paying
for surgery costs to Fairfield Medical Center cancer
patients who are uninsured or underinsured.
Kenneth D. Trimmer Endowment – the Lancaster
Kiwanis Club of Lancaster established this fund for
the purpose of serving underprivileged children.
They are the only entity empowered to authorize
disbursements from this fund. All disbursements shall
be for the benefit of underprivileged children.
United Way of Fairfield County Endowment – for
operations of the United Way of Fairfield County.
Baltimore City Hall and Opera House – for the
purpose of the restoration of the Baltimore City Hall
and Opera House and for the purpose of purchasing
additional land adjacent to the current property.
Fairfield County Civil War 150 Alliance – for
the purpose of the support of the Fairfield County
Civil War 150 Alliance.
Fairfield 33 Development Alliance –
for the purpose of support of the Fairfield 33
Development Alliance.
Flight of the Hawk Sculpture Park – for the
purpose of the development and maintenance of
the Flight of the Hawk Sculpture Park, owned by the
Fairfield County Parks.
Geneva Hills – for the purpose of support of
the purchase, expansion and programming for
Geneva Hills.
Keep the K-9 – for the purpose of support of the
Fairfield County Sheriff’s Department K-9 Unit.
Save the Fairgrounds Old Grandstand –
for the purpose of preservation of the Fairfield
County Fairgrounds old grandstand.
Welcome to Lancaster Sign – for the purpose of
construction and maintenance of the Welcome to
Lancaster sign.
Fairfield Area Humane Society Endowment –
for the support of the Fairfield Area Humane Society.
Fairfield Land Preservation Endowment – for
general support of the charitable or educational
purposes of the Fairfield Land Preservation
Association and its affiliated agencies.
Special Project Funds
This type of fund is established so
that the Foundation can partner
with an organization on a short-term
charitable project.
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A GRANT TO PROVIDE
Basic Needs for Local Families
The Fairfield County Foundation awarded a grant of $5,000 from the Wendel
Family Fund to the Free Store in Lancaster, Ohio. The Free Store is located in
the Maple Street United Methodist Church, and although it is considered a
mission of the Church, is not a religious organization.
Run by community volunteers, the facility allows enlisted families in
need of support to acquire items appropriate for their family at a
stipulated quantity. The Free Store has been a staple support
system in the community since its opening in 2011. After it
was observed in 2012 that 1,332 families were enrolled
for assistance, the need and appreciation for the Free
Store was made clear.
The $5,000 contribution from the Fairfield
County Foundation allowed the Free Store
an opportunity to improve efficiency
of their operation and bring ease to organizing
systems with the implementation of computer usage.
As a result of the financial gift, necessities such as tables,
racks, storage containers and push carts could be purchased and
dwindling supplies could be replaced.
Free Store director Dianne Combs expressed her gratitude for the grant,
stating “The fixtures and equipment we were able to purchase with the
Foundation’s assistance have enabled us to properly display the goods that we
offer and better serve our customers.”
The generosity of the Foundation gave the Free Store a chance to expand
their mission and excel in the work they do.
FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N — DONORS BY FUND
“In this world it is not what we take
up, but what we give up, that makes
us rich.”
Henry Ward Beecher
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Thank you, 2012 donors, for
helping to build your legacy through
your generous gifts.
To inquire about starting a fund at the
Foundation, contact us.
David & June Harcum Abuse Prevention Fund
Barbara Clapham
Mr. Joseph D. Harcum
Matthew Acton Fund
The Berne Union Staff
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Fairfield County Foundation
Ambassador’s Club
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Payne
Dr. & Mrs. Henry H. Hood, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. James Barrett
Dr. & Mrs. John Furlow, Jr.
Dr. Gordon Snider
Dr. Thomas E. Stenger
G. Eleanor Leckrone Trust
Krile Communications, LLC
Laura F. Tussing and Josh Bruce
Linda K. Disbennet
Mr. Bob Wolfinger
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Ogilvie
Mr. & Mrs. Art M. Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. Barry W. Ritchey
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shonk
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eversole
Mr. & Mrs. Dane Swinehart
Mr. & Mrs. David Harcum
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Cochenour CPA
Mr. & Mrs. Dean DeRolph
Mr. & Mrs. Dee Mowry
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fogg
Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Spence
Mr. & Mrs. Elza Wears
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Maguire
Mr. & Mrs. Gary E. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Marx
Mr. & Mrs. James McGill
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Snider
Mr. & Mrs. John R. Sweyer
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Baughman
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Stallsmith
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Joos
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Lieber
Mr. & Mrs. Nils Gustavson
Mr. & Mrs. Norman G. Hoyt
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Ogilvie
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frick
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Van Camp
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strigle
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Snider
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ubbing
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Keaton
Mr. & Mrs. Sky Gettys
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Messerly
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Root
Mr. & Mrs. Terry McGhee
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hammer
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Custer
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Cann
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Heath
Mr. & Mrs. William Sitterley
Mr. Charles E. Reed Esq.
Mr. Charles L. King
Mr. Milt Taylor, Jr.
Mr. Richard Simons
Mr. Rob Libbee
Mr. Robert E. Johnston
Mrs. Barbara Kumler
Mrs. Frances W. Utley
Mrs. Mary McGraw
Ms. Ann Chess
Ms. Carol Bowen
Ms. Jennifer Johns-Friel
Ms. Joan Spires
Ms. Marilyn Clark
Ms. Mary Jo Voss
Ms. Patricia Milbaugh
Ms. Sherry Dunkle
Richard E. Troup, Ltd.
Sandy Maholm
Amy’s Army Fund
Amy Justus
Andrea K. Huston-Stoner
Baltimore Area Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore Lions Club
Baltimore Veterinary Clinic, Inc.
Benjamin B. Weisbuch
Betsy E. Kinkela
Bill Poff
Brooklynne D. VanMeter
Carolyn L. Sharp
Carolyn M. Clark
Chad C. Sims and Bonnie J. Powers
Cheryl Crist
Daniel L. Tener
Darin S. Simpson
Debra F. Thomas-Smith
Donna G. Mauger
Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Dychala
Edward A. Veeley
Elizabeth L. Orr
Elsie W. Cook
Fairfield National Bank
FairHoPe Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.
Fixari Family Dental of Canal Winchester
Forsythe Farms, LLC
Gloria G. Swarner
Heather A. Wood
Jill A. Maldovan
Joy L. Perry
Judy Kauffman
Julie Campitelli
Kathy J. Young
Keller Family Chiropractic, LLC
Kidz Zone Educational Child Care, Inc.
Leslie D. Moriarty
Liberty Union Middle School Staff
Lisa D. Artrip
Lorri L. Whitehead
Mark A. Brown
Marsha R. Hennick
Matthew Mueller and Rebecca Bandelaria
Mayer Farm Equipment, LLC
Melissa Gail Clark Roach
Meredith M. Freedhoff
Michele A. Byers
Michelle L. Veeley
Mid Ohio Ford Club, Inc.
Mollie Holt
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Ety
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin R. Roth, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley L. Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Brett A. Bressler
Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Flanagan
Mr. & Mrs. Chad A. Congrove
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Hankinson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Jakeway
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C. Kilger
Mr. & Mrs. Cory B. Gregory
Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Falther
Mr. & Mrs. Dan King
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Kalb
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Alt
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Pulvermacher
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Kanney
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Keller
Mr. & Mrs. David T. White
Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Pettitt
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Roshon
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Majors
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Vondoersten
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Dils
Mr. & Mrs. Duane E. Prater
Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Vannatta
Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Wooley
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Frank C. Upp
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Schlaegel II
Mr. & Mrs. G. Kenneth Mohler
Mr. & Mrs. Gary K. Kaluger
Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Stamm
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Waits
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Roach
Mr. & Mrs. Glen E. Bader
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Elliott
Mr. & Mrs. H. Michael Fain
Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. O’Connor, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Frisch
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Cook
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McAfee
Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Ebersbach
Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Bader
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan A. Buskirk
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Lyons
Mr. & Mrs. Neil E. Smeck
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Lavender
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Beery
Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Barker
Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Talbert
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Kagey
Mr. & Mrs. Robb L. Hammond
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Motts
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Looney
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kazlausky
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Fellure
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wolfinger
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Bibler
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Mauger
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Patterson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Shane T. Peck
Mr. & Mrs. Shaun M. Hochradel
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley D. Collett, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Pickett
Mr. & Mrs. Steve A. Price
Mr. & Mrs. Steve C. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Crisan
Mr. & Mrs. Steven T. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Terry L. Guisinger
Mr. & Mrs. Terry M. Landis
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Schaffner
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Weitzel
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Tim J. Gold
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Claypool
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Garner
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Stump
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Travis Wolfe
Mr. & Mrs. Wes Martens
Mr. & Mrs. William C. George
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Bee
Mr. Brad Cook
Mr. Dennis P. Williamson, CPA
Ms. Ashleigh R. Miller
Ms. Blanche Bader
Ms. Bonita R. Geiger
Ms. Jill E. Dunlap
Ms. Judith L. Tennant
Ms. Judy A. Zollinger
Ms. Katherine L. Hoagland
Ms. Louise M. Simkovic
Ms. Pamela E. Schaffner
Ms. Patricia J. Dunkle
Ms. Teresa S. Jones
Nancy Jane Seum
Nikki Arnold
Ohio Fair Services, Inc.
Park National Bank
Patricia L. Bright
Paula L. Tschopp
Penny G. Zuber
Peoples Bank
Phyllis J. Jones
R. Miller Farms, LLC
Rebecca A. Todd
Rebecca L. Hoover
Rev. Rebeka L. Maples, Phd
Rock-A-Bowtique
Ruth Ann Ford
Ruth Ann Taylor & Jennifer Laski
Ruthellen Wise
Schaffner’s Drive In
Sheila E. Ross
Shetrone TV & Appliance, Inc.
Sigma Tau OCCL
Stephanie Sholl
Stylin ‘N Smilin Hair/ Tanning
Sunrise Wood Products, Inc.
Taylor Chevrolet, Inc.
Terryann G. McCoy
The Allstate Foundation
The Frank E. Smith Funeral Home, Inc.
The Rotary Club of Baltimore Ohio
Thomas O. Weidner
Thurston United Methodist Women
Tonya Ransbottom
Trimmer Insurance Agency, LLC
VFW of Ohio Charities
Village Pharmacy, Inc.
Wayne L. Fritz
William J. Munshower
Baltimore City Hall and Opera House
Special Projects Fund
Melodee Kornacker
Hunter James Barber Memorial Fund
Deyo Construction, Inc.
Dorothy L. Sawyer
Gregory J. Alderdice
John W. Mugg II
L.S. & A. E. Bondurant
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Estep
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Garry A. Boring
Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Auten, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy S. Forcum
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Shreyer
Mr. & Mrs. Seth A. Leising
Mr. & Mrs. Trevor A. Smith
Mr. Ronald J. Metzger
Nancy B. Gilmore
Pat Rankin, DDS & Assoc., LLC
RB Hutchinson
Rev. Rebeka L. Maples, PhD
Shumaker Home Improvement
Starlite Lanes
Thurston United Methodist Women
VFW of Ohio Charities
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Fairfield County
Endowment Fund
Lifetime Financial Planning Solutions, LLC
Bloom-Carroll Alumni Scholar
Athlete Scholarship
Mary E. Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. James M. White
Alaina Boggs Memorial Fund
Basil Joint Firefighters IAFF L4671
Belton Foods
Bobbie Sue Jones
Brett W. Coleman
Burton Metal Finishing, Inc.
C.H. Guenther & Son, Inc. - Pioneer Flour Mills
Chancel Builders, Inc.
Cheese Guys
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Landis
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery L. Nielsen
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Stricker
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Shields
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Smolewski
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Kocher
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy T. Shank
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Mock
Mr. & Mrs. Joe C. Erb
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Shiplett
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Walter
Mr. & Mrs. John Hutton
Mr. & Mrs. Jon T. Eastep
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph K. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Sandbrink
Mr. & Mrs. Kasey R. Farmer
Mr. & Mrs. Keith E. Couch
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Roslan
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Mohler
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Calderwood
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin D. Boggs
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. L. Stephen Justice
Mr. & Mrs. Larry G. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Larry M. Hoshor
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Witherspoon
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Huntwork
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Young
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Graves
Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Manson
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Kohler
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Laski
Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. Makuch
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Huntwork
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Matt Shreyer
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Huntwork
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Grover
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Landis
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Lewellen
Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Bruning
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kaper
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Dr. Jeffrey L. Moore
First Class Conferences
Fresh Mark, Inc.
GFS - Gordon Food Service
Grant County Foods DBA C.L. Frank Distributors, LLC
Heinz North America
Innovative Food Sales, LLC
John W. Holyszko
Klosterman Baking Co.
Kraft Foods Global, Inc.
Laser Reproductions
Linda E. Murphy
Mark A. McDaniel
Marzetti
MBM Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Bart Border
Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Zimmerman
Mr. & Mrs. Chad A. Congrove
Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Staugler
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Hanrahan
Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Weber
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. McCrea
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Cater
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin D. Boggs
Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Beckwith
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lee Myers
Nancy A. Bailey
Orlando - Breads & Rolls
Pickerington Central Quarterback Club
SBC Advertising, Ltd.
Sigma Tau OCCL
Velvet Ice Cream, Inc.
The William W. Bolsen Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Marilou S. Neer
Ms. Bonnie J. Bolsen
Trang Tran
The Marlowe Brainard Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Pairan
Bremen Area Historical Society
Helen B. Senhauser
Canal Winchester Historical Society
Wood Foundation
Robert E. & Marion A. Carr Scholarship Fund
Robert Carr Irrevocable Trust
The Christian Stewardship Fund
Alex W. Hart
Anna L. Holderman
Barbara L. Kraker
Brower Insurance Agency, LLC
Dagger, Johnston, Miller, Ogilvie & Hampson
Donna Taylor
Dorothy J. Wright
Dr. & Mrs. Jon Detwiler
Dr. Joyce N. Herrold and Joan Herrold Wood
Elizabeth D. Livingston
Elizabeth L. Galbreath
Gusweiler GM-Toyota
Huntington National Bank
Jerome F. Page, Jr.
Joanne V. Cooper
John B. Gerlach, Jr.
John M. Snow
Leitnaker Farms
Loy F. Huston
Margaret R. Topping
Mary Alice Kuhn
Mary S. Calfee
Michael V. W. Waller
Miller-Lewis Ins Agency, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Geiger
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Mahler
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew P. Ogilvie
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Hendren
Mr. & Mrs. Carlton S. Dargusch III
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Roewer
Mr. & Mrs. Don W. Gordon
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Reinhard
Mr. & Mrs. G. Kenner Bush, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Geoff Custer
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Stebelton
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Justice
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Von Thron
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Barrows
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Schey
Mr. & Mrs. Len Hajost
Mr. & Mrs. Max N. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Hubbard
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Lieber
Mr. & Mrs. Ned Barthelmas
Mr. & Mrs. Normand K. Tremblay
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ellwood
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Heath
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Dorwart
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Jordan, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald M. Ongaro
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Hurley III
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. O’Neil and
Marianne Dumbacher
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Stewart
Mr. & Mrs. William Custer
Mr. Richard Simons
Mrs. Mary Ann Thimmes
Ms. Pearleene Reffitt
Ms. Peggy Mahler
Patricia Knisley
Peg B. Cook
Pritchard Concepts
Richard H. Greiner
Rick Hartung
Stebelton, Aranda & Snider
Sue A. Barber
Vallery Ford, Inc.
Vinton County National Bank
Vivian J. Woods and Luice A. Darfus
Wm. A. Copeland
The A. A. Clark Pet Overpopulation Fund
Ms. Arlene Clark
Molly Ann Clark Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. Claud
Mr. & Mrs. Rod Ford
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Ann C. Swearingen
Dr. & Mrs. Martin Robson
Julia Farmer
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Bensonhaver
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Stebelto
Lancaster High School Class of 1959 – Fred M.
Lowry Scholarship Fund
Julia Farmer
LHS Class of 1959
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Childrey
Mr. & Mrs. Milo D. Hilty
Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Plinke
Mr. & Mrs. Philip M. Hazelton
Mr. & Mrs. R.E. Ike
Richard Ellinger
Charles C. & Barbara Claypool
Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Claypool
Deputy Ethan Collins Scholarship Fund
Angela K. McCutcheon
Buckeye Lake Moose 2434
Campbell’s Countertops, Inc.
Debbie’s Styling Station
Fairfield Federal Savings & Loan Assn.
Fairfield Homes, Inc.
Fast Max, Inc.
Frazier Electric, Inc.
Kirsten N M Grandominico
Kylie Collins
Lawman Travel
Lyle R. Campbell
Matthew D. Banks
Matthew Linn Insurance Agency
Minute Bar, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. George A. Williams, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy G. Dossett
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Gornall, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua R. Mulrooney
Mr. & Mrs. Les W. Schmelzer
Ms. Jill E. Dunlap
Nikkia Elcess
Ryan R. Price, dba Priceless Landscaping
Sheridan Funeral Home
State Electric Supply Company
Terry P. Moore
Trinity United Church of Christ
Watson Oil Co.
Terry A. McGhee/Sally J. Grimm
Community Fund
Sally J. Grimm
Richard L. Conley Memorial Fund
Ruth Ann Conley
Friends of Michael Davis Memorial Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Ubbing
Donald Dill Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hooker
The Charles E. Dupler Fund
Bernadine & Steve Dupler
Leroy and Bernice Ellinger
Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. Richard Ellinger
Hubie and Jenny Eyman Memorial Fund
Bankers Guarantee Assignment Trust
Fairfield Union Charitable Trust
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Hughes
Fairfield Federal Ron Keaton Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Keaton
One Write
Lorelei Owen Gibbs Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. David R. Gibbs
Family Y Unrestricted Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Gilmore
Fairfield County Foundation Endowment Fund
Mr. Robert E. Johnston
Pat Wilkinson and Phyllis Chambers
PNC Bank - Wealth Management
Fairfield 33 Development Alliance Fund
AEP
ATT
Dublin Building Systems, Inc.
Fairfield Medical Center
Glimcher Properties LP
Kumler Collision, Inc.
Lancaster Area Community Improvement, Corp.
Lancaster Board of Realtors
Lancaster Glass
Park National Bank
Ralcorp Holdings, Inc.
State Electric Supply Company
Trimmer Insurance Agency
Westerman Companies
Fairfield Land Preservation Endowment Fund
Mr. John Stitzlein
Fairfield Heritage Association Operating
Endowment Fund
Mrs. Rose Cocanour
FI Client Burial Assistance Fund
Fairfield Industries, Inc.
Glaab FAHS Spay Neuter Fund
Suzanne G. Varney
Bud Goodman Memorial Youth Fund
Eversole Builders
Frazier Electric, Inc.
George’s Repair & Service, Inc.
Hillyard General Contractors
Jeffrey L. Whittington
John C. Ortman
John H. Hansley
Lan-Fair Federal Credit Union
Miller Services
Mr. & Mrs. Don Peters
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Rex J. Riddle
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Foster
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Lee
Mr. & Mrs. William Bickham
Mr. Gary L. Peters
Ms. Faye Dupler
Ohio Fair Services, Inc.
Paul Campbell
Rockmill Brewery, LLC
Rushcreek Enterprises, Inc.
Simmons & Kleinline, Inc.
Thad Goodman
Tom George Insurance Agency
Tom Gobel Well Drilling & Excavating, LLC
Tom Simmons Drywall, LLC
Save the Fairgrounds Old Grandstand Fund
Fairfield County Agricultural Society
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Moe
O.J. Green Memorial Scholarship Fund
Aaron Barber
Canal Winchester Local Schools
Jam Restaurants, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Adam C. Twiss
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Darrell R. Mayabb
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Veselenak
Mr. & Mrs. Neilston Byrd
Robert A. Carter
Russell HT Jurg
Jacob Guisinger Memorial Fund
Bankers Guarantee Assignment Trust
J. Jay Hampson Memorial Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Hampson
Maynard Healing Hearts Memorial Fund
ActiveLife Family Chiropractic Center, Inc.
Ann Woodruff
Atty. Kyle C. Henderson
Billy Goat Tavern
Carla D. Lemaster
Carla Kerr Stearns
Carol Stokes
Cathleen Beacom
Charlotte N. Kroepil
Christine Fagan
Copper Ridge
Dunham Plumbing
E. Jane Hunsucker
E. Yolanda Talley
Elizabeth Boykin
Estech USA, LLC
F. Scott Jordan
Fred T. Creech
Gloria J. Herrmann
Heath Athletic Boosters
High Tech Pressure Washing
James S. Griffith Trustee
Jamie Kirk
Joe Overfield
Joyce A. Melick
Karla A. Hamner
Keller Farms
Keller Williams Greater Ohio Realty
Operations Acct.
Kemmerer Lawn Care, LLC
Kohl’s
Fairfield County Civil War 150 Alliance Fund
Carroll Area Historical Society
Donnely K. Barber and Richard L. Miller
Fairfield County Auditor
Fairfield County Forever
Fairfield Heritage Association
Karen McCleery
Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Overton
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Diehm
Ms. Marilyn Boyd
Ms. Tammy D. Drobina
Pickerington-Violet Twp. Historical Society
Fairfield Christian Academy Fund
Fairfield Christian Academy
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Linda S. Butti
Lisa L. Schacht
Marion Seltzer
Mark S. Baker
Melissa Karlovetz
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan K. Dassylva
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Menigat
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Keller
Mr. & Mrs. John Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Kenny J. Boone
Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Lippencott
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Blanchette
Mr. & Mrs. R.L. White
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Essandoh
Mr. & Mrs. Terry E. Erwin
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Obert
Mr. & Mrs. Tracy J. Kirchgessner
Parsons Trucking, LLC
Patrick M. Fleming and Richanne M. Zymkoski
Penn Ventures, LLC, DBA W.G. Grinders - Pickerington
PLR Enterprises, LLC
Pro Turf Care, LLC
Rain One, Inc.
Randall Smith
Real Estate Opportunity – Carol A. Keller
Ryan Fleming
Vince Cirivello
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Heiber Family Fund
Central Ohio Orthodontics
Doug Henwood Memorial Scholarship Fund
Amanda L. Kolbe
Chester Lamb
Gregory A. Henwood
Jaclyn Ann Geil
Jane or Tammy Jo Dyer
Julie Lockwood
Laura Joan Crabtree
LHS Track & Cross Country Parents Organization
Marlene M. Clark
Mary I. Henwood
Mr. & Mrs. Asa B. Holzschuh
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher R. Bennett
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Lenert
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Gallagher
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Rings II
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis R. Bell
Mr. & Mrs. Jason T. Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Jed A. Dawson
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery S. Shinn
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Patterson
Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Bryant
Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Garrett
Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Kotas
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Henwood
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Perrine
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Ricketts
Mr. & Mrs. Rod Gallagher
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. Bayless
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Shisler
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Tripp
Ms. Kathleen M. Plant
Rev. & Mrs. Roger Quay
Tunecore Mr. & Mrs. Leslie W. Walker
The Sherry Hubbard Technology Fund
Ohio Speech & Hearing Assoc
The International Cardiac Care Program Fund
Kroger
Jackson Family Memorial Fund
Hon. & Mrs. Farrell Jackson
David L. Johns Fund
Clark Insurance
Ms. Julia A. Johns
Jennie L. Johns Fund
Ms. Julia A. Johns
Trevor and Violet Jones Memorial
Dr. & Mrs. Jon Detwiler
Rosalie A. Brookover
The Access to Justice Fund
Mr. Robert B. Hedges
Mrs. Kathy S. Mowry
Ms. Martha A. Rose
Keep the K-9 Fund
Martha J. Reuss
Dwayne R. Spence Funeral Homes
Corey Kissling Memorial Scholarship Fund
Abigail N. Hoffmann
Barbara Payne
BBS Waste & Portable Restrooms
Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
Brooksie Exhaust and Metal Fab
Carole E. Nelson, DBA Five Star Pool
and Spa Supplies
Cherry’s Tire & Service, Inc.
D.A. Robers & Associates, Inc.
David Dicken Chimney Sweep, LLC
Freedom Appraisals, LLC
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery, LLC
Hocking Valley Concrete, Inc.
Jessica Dicken and Hocking Technical College
Jodi Donaldson
JW’s Bar and Grill - Robert Maxey
Keith A. Taulbee D.C., Inc.
Kimberly D. Competti
Kroger
LA Horn Excavating/Construction, Inc.
Matthew M. Poindexter
Millstone Southern Smoked BBQ, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Barrell
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Kennard
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky L. Nelson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Russell
Quentin Cadd Insurance Agency, Inc.
Ryan’s Window Tinting and Accessories, LLC
Southern Ohio Disposal, LLC
SW Rieder, LLC
The Home Tavern
Kenneth D. Trimmer Endowment Fund
Estate of Zita M. Trimmer
Robert Knisley Fire Service Scholarship Fund
Firefighters Memorial Ride, LLC
The Lancaster Public Education
Foundation Fund
Alexander T. Kaparos
AlternaCare
Anderson & Co. Realtors, LLC
Angela M. Grossnickle
Chief Tarhe Elementary PTO
Citizens for Sheriff Dave Phalen,
Lawrence Bigler, Treasurer
Clark Insurance
Cyclist Connection, Inc.
Dagger, Johnston, Miller, Ogilvie & Hampson
Dr. & Mrs. Henry H. Hood, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Jeromey M. Sheets
Edward Jones
Hurley Investment Counsel Ltd., Inc.
Jodie M. Swackhamer
John C. Giusto
Kelly A. Byrne
Kiwanis Club of Lancaster
Kumler Collision, Inc.
LBC, Inc.
Makiah M. Maxson
Maureen D. Beck
McLain, Hill, Rugg & Associates, Inc.
Medill Elementary PTO
Miller-Lewis Ins Agency, Inc.
Miss Monica R. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Asa B. Holzschuh
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Vandervoort
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel D. Lenert
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pallini
Mr. & Mrs. Keith A. Garrett
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle M. Bergeron
Mr. & Mrs. Malcom T. Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell A. Noland
Mr. & Mrs. Nathan A. Hale
Mr. & Mrs. Nester M. Shank
Mr. & Mrs. Ron E. Burris
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Culver
Mr. & Mrs. Todd I. Lape
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Tripp
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Lally
Mr. James M. Linehan
Ms. Judith Ogilvie
N8 Family Chiropractic, Inc.
RN Smith, Inc.
Rainbow Pool and Supplies
Risch Drug Store No. 2, Inc.
Rooster’s Restaurant
Rose-Keller-Hedges Insurance Agency
Sarah Chevalier
Sherman Rotary Club of Lancaster
Sitterley & Vandervoort, Ltd.
Snyder & Company
State Farm Insurance Companies
Stebelton, Aranda & Snider
Stream Protec, Inc., DBA GICO
Tallmadge Parent Organization
Taylor Chevrolet, Inc.
Terre Vandervoort
Tina L. Ewing
Tobin-McFarland Surveying, Inc.
Wentz Insurance Agency, Inc.
Westerman Companies
Lancaster Festival Fund
The Lancaster Festival, Inc.
David L. Johns Lancaster Festival Capital
Improvement Fund
Preservation Fund
Adult Bible Class
Carola A. Neeley
Cheryl Kellogg
Claypool Electric
Cromley Music
Dave Saunders Photography
Mr. & Mrs. Mark H. Roe
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Schleppi
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Michalak
Mr. & Mrs. Parry L. Norris
Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Pennell
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wymer
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Wiblin
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Boyer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Ruhl
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Withem
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Dillon
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Caplinger
Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Stroh
Mr. & Mrs. Steven K. Shouldis
Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Lindsey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Cook, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Schooley, Jr.
Mr. Glenn N. Fischer
Ms. Catherine L. McGraw
Norma Bagby
Park National Bank
Praises Number 3, Inc.
Pro Lift Concrete Leveling, Ltd.
Rev. & Mrs. Robert E. Woods
Rodenbaugh Family Advised Fund
Rosemary J. Maikut
S.A. Sims
Sandra K. Casey
Sara J. Gahm and Kim Finney
Standing Stone National Bank
State Farm Insurance Companies
T.A. O’Brien
The Fun Bus
The Inn at Fairfield Village
Tiki Bowling Lanes, Inc.
Tobin-McFarland Surveying, Inc.
Todd’s Mountainview Restaurant
Varga Communications, Inc.
Walker’s Shoe Center, Inc.
Watkins Products
Live United Program Fund
United Way of Fairfield County
Jayne and Jim McGill Family Fund
Memorial Fund
Estate of Betty Jane Shonebarger
Mr. William Lane
Myrtle Campbell
Standing Stone National Bank
Ruth E. Miller Scholarship Fund
Estate of Ruth E. Miller
Grace Ray Moon Memorial Tree Fund
Ann Speer
Betty J. James
David Moon
Jackson National Life Insurance Company
Jean T. Spung
Jeane W. Mast
Jeannette Longnecker & Jean Ann Schorr
Julia Wakeman
Margaret E. Johnson
Martha B. Andrews
Mary Jane Bohlander
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Czyz
Mr. & Mrs. C. Kenneth Waugh
Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Felkner
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford P. Brode
Mr. & Mrs. David B. Roebuck
Mr. & Mrs. David L. Burt
Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Steeb
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Daubenmire
Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Aebersold
Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Crawford
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Moon
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Harvey
Mr. & Mrs. Russell W. Hugus
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Baker
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Broadway
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Schroer
Mrs. Jo Ann Bainter
Mrs. Rose Cocanour
Ms. Bonnie J. Bolsen
Norma Bagby
Sarah A. Long
Sherry L. Cooperrider and Garry L. Miller
Erik J. Landis Memorial Scholarship Fund
Fairfield Union Local School District
Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Huff,
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight R. Grubb
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Landis
David F. Cattran
David G. Brimner
David Heston Auto Repair, LLC
Donut World Co., Inc.
Dumontville United Methodist Church
E. M. Woodside
Elizabeth M. Wood
Fairfield County Chapter of Geneology
Fair Avenue Veterinary Clinic
Farmer’s Country Store
Floral Originals
Four Reasons Bakery & Deli
Franklin County Probate Court Employee Assoc.
Gail B. Lindeman
Gloria Thompson
Halteman-Fett & Dyer Funeral Home
Hilltop Women - Lancaster Camp Ground
House of Blessings
Ines Darwin Family Trust
Ippotls Foundation
James W. Reed
Jerrold J. Simon
Karen S. Chapman
Karshner Sales, LLC
Lancaster Camp Ground Historical Society
Lancaster Camp Meeting & Church Assembly
Laurelville Church of God - Senior Citizens Group
Laurianne Scott, LLC
Leandre Tankersley
Lifetime Financial Planning Solutions, LLC
Lisa C. Ervin
Lorie Leanne McClellan
Marcia J. Crown
Mariagnes Caron
Marion Farnsworth
Mary Lehman
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin F. Suffron III
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. Derrill E. Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Wright
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Roe
Mr. & Mrs. James Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Barnes
Mr. & Mrs. Kermit L. Welty
Mr. & Mrs. Louis R. Graham
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Michael S. Moyer Fund
Mr. Michael Moyer
Nauman Sampson Wittenberg
Scholarship Fund
Lancaster City Schools
Mr. & Mrs. William B. Weimer
New Horizons Youth and Family Center
Endowment Fund
Dr. Camille A. Motta
Krile Communications, LLC
Linda K. Disbennet
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Motta
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. White
Mr. & Mrs. Roger D. Figgins
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Gahn
New Horizons Youth & Family Center
Pickerington Music Boosters Scholarship Fund
Pickerington Central Music Boosters
Pine Grove Host Fund
Republic Services, Inc.
William D. Queen Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Mahler
Fannie M. Howe Nursing Fund
Mr. Charles L. King
Stori Huston Raver Scholarship Fund
Miscellaneous Cash Donations
Ohio Glass Museum Fund
Anonymous Gift
Kathleen Kaser Ridenour Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Dr. Mary A. Brumbach
Judith G. Kauffman
Mr. & Mrs. C.B. Lee
Mr. & Mrs. James S. Goings
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Correll
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gaudette
Mr. & Mrs. Randall M. Bolding
Friends of the Lancaster Parks and Recreation
Endowment Fund
Friends of Lancaster Parks & Recreation
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Pickerington Public Library Fund
Kristin Farrell-Logsdon
Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. Jake H. Beery
Mr. & Mrs. W.B. Andrews
OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
Steve Roggenkamp
Sunshine Heifers, LLC
Terry W. Miller and Shirley Hyatt
Pickerington Education Foundation Fund
Kohl’s
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Long
Personal Financial Advisors
Pickerington School District
Pickering House – FairHoPe Fund
Clark Insurance
Run for the Rose Fund
Amanda N. Disbennet
Ambassador Home Health Services, LLC
Bob Bay & Sons dba Carnival Foods-Lancaster
Farmer’s Country Store
Fred D. Herr
Holly R. Griffin
Lancaster Estates, Ltd.
Mark D. Weedy
Miller Services
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Nowocin
Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Chapman, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert G. Siska
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Kopp
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Haban
Mr. & Mrs. Norbert F. Siska
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hensley
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Zachrich
Mr. & Mrs. William W. Bee
Mr. Jerry Nauman
Southeast Ohio Sight Center, Inc.
Stoneburner’s Grocery
Thomas & King, Inc. DBA Applebee’s
George Sakas Memorial Rotary Scholarship
Mrs. Betty J. Sakas
Mollee J. Seifert Scholarship Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Samuel
Mr. & Mrs. Dale R. DeRolph
Mr. & Mrs. Garry D. Boyd, DDS
Mr. & Mrs. John Seifert
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Roush
Welcome to Lancaster Sign Fund
Committee to Elect Ken Culver
Willard “Fuzz” Smith Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Margaret E. Smith
Brian Stoner Memorial Fund
Toll Gate Elementary PTO
Shelly Strigle Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Garry D. Boyd, DDS
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Simpkins
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Marinacci
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Strigle
Ms. Julia A. Johns
Kelley and Don Thomas Memorial
Scholarship Fund
Central Ohio Maintenance Organization
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Wegner
Mrs. Donald L. Thomas
PNABC Lady Panther Goal Club 07-05
Endowment Fund
D. Eugene Ward Memorial Scholarship Fund
Vicky L. Ward
Elza and Christina Wears Barney’s Fund
Weis Family Scholarship Fund
Patricia A. Moyer
Chris White Memorial Scholarship Fund
We have made every effort to ensure
the accuracy of our donor lisitings. We
sincerely apologize if your name has been
omitted, misspelled, or incorrectly listed.
So that we may correct our records, please
advise us of any errors by contacting
Amy Eyman at 740-654-8451 or
[email protected]
A S C H O L A R S H I P T H AT
Enabled a Student to Become a Teacher
Bowling Green State University student Aimee Logsdon received scholarship
funding from the Fairfield County Foundation for four years. With the financial
support of the Foundation, Aimee was able to receive a Bachelor of
Science in Education, an educator license in Early Childhood Education,
and a minor in Spanish. Aimee was actively involved in a number of
organizations during her time on campus, including a Student
Life group, the St. Thomas More Catholic University Parish,
and the Bowling Green Pregnancy Center. In addition to her
notable accomplishments at BGSU, Aimee was given the
opportunity to complete an honors program and study
the Spanish language at a university in Spain.
“Through the experience I gained both in
and out of the classroom, I have grown
as an individual and gained the skill
set necessary to be successful in the
world of education,” Aimee said of her educational
opportunities. “I look forward to continuing my journey
and am confident in my ability to flourish in the working world.”
Aimee was awarded the Dr. Martha Gesling Weber Scholarship
from 2009 to 2012, as well as the Fairfield County Educational Service
Superintendents’ Scholarship in 2009. Aimee graduated with an honors
degree and overall grade point average of 4.0.
During the summer of 2013, Aimee plans to work with The Goddard School in
order to facilitate a program for elementary school kids in New Albany, Ohio.
Aimee expressed her deep appreciation for the Fairfield County Foundation’s
financial gift and the effect it had on her college experience. “I am eager to help my
future students achieve their goals as you have supported me in mine,” she said.
FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N — GRANTS BY FUND
David & June Harcum Abuse Prevention Fund
Fairfield Area Humane Society
Cochran Lighthouse Special Assistance Fund
The Lighthouse, Inc.
Dr. Hubert M. and Pearl B. Amstutz Memorial
Fund–Maywood Mission Fund
Maywood Mission
The Community Love Fund
Financial assistance
Dr. Hubert M. and Pearl B. Amstutz Memorial
Fund–Salvation Army Fund
The Salvation Army
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Janet S. Crist Memorial Fund
Lancaster Community Concerts Association
Fairfield County Civil War 150 Alliance Fund
Passport Program
Amy’s Army Fund
Kids N Kamp
Medical and financial assistance
DACO Endowment Fund
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
Hunter James Barber Memorial Fund
Violet Township Fire Department
The Donley Family Fund
First English Lutheran Church
Berne Township Sugar Grove
Development Committee Fund
Sugar Grove/Berne Township Development
Committee
Edward Sawyer Fund
Fairfield Medical Center Foundation
Hubie and Jenny Eyman Memorial Fund
Alaina Boggs Memorial Fund
Fire Fighter Santa
Medical and financial assistance
Fairfield 33 Development Alliance Fund
Fairfield County Commissioners
Alma S. Busby Fund
City of Lancaster Division of Fire
Fairfield County 211
Fairfield County Health Fund
City of Lancaster Division of Fire
Community Healthfest
Support of local TWIGs
Lancaster City Schools
Fairfield Riding Club Fund
Fairfield County Agricultural Society
Junior Fair Awards
Fairfield Heritage Association–Kindler
Piano Fund
FI Client Burial Assistance Fund
Assistance with Fairfield Industries client burial
Cyrus L. Fulton Memorial Fund
Lancaster High School Athletic Department
Bud Goodman Memorial Youth Fund
Mid-States Wool Growers
Save the Fairgrounds Old Grandstand Fund
Shaw & Holter, Inc.
Vandermark Contractors
Ward R. & Dorothy DeLancy Halteman Fund
Maynard Healing Hearts Memorial Fund
Pickerington Church of the Nazarene
Heiber Family Fund
Alumni Assoc. of University of Michigan
American Diabetes Association
American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens
American Heart Association
Christopher & Dana Reeves Foundation
Cleveland Sight Center
Friends of the Library
Guiding Eyes for the Blind
Mayfield Cemetery
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
National Council of Jewish Women
Hoyman Family Fine Arts Fund
Jackson Family Memorial Fund
Bloom Township Crisis Fund
Foundation Dinners
Family Y of Lancaster and Fairfield County
The Salvation Army
Kiwanis Club of Lancaster Endowment Fund
Lancaster Public Education Foundation Fund
The Lancaster Public Education
Foundation Fund
Lancaster City School District:
General Sherman Jr. High School
Lancaster High School
LHS Art Department
Medill Elementary School
Thomas Ewing Jr. High School
Preservation Fund
Claggett & Sons, Inc.
Jayne and Jim McGill Family Fund
Child Advocacy Center of Fairfield County
Fairfield County District Library
Pickerington Education Foundation Fund
Pickerington School District
Pickering Family Fund
4-H Advisory Committee
FairHoPe Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.
Whiskers Animal Welfare and Education, Inc.
Pickerington Public Library Fund
Pickerington Public Library
Capital Improvements Fund
Pine Grove Host Fund
Amanda-Clearcreek Schools
Rodenbaugh Family Advised Fund
Fairfield County Historical Parks Bucket List
Preservation Fund
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Run For the Rose Fund
Fairfield County Board of Developmental Disabilities
Sands Cemetery Fund
Clearcreek Township Trustees
Edward N. Sands Fund for Baltimore
Baltimore Area Museum Corp.
Caring Connections
Jay E. Scholl Junior Fair Showmanship
Awards Fund
Junior Fair Awards
Brian Stoner Memorial Fund
Rich & Delores Troup Family Fund
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Welcome to Lancaster Sign Fund
Stone Haven Landscape Design
Wendel Family Fund
Amanda Food Pantry
Baltimore Food Pantry
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bremen Food Pantry
Canal Winchester Human Services
Community Action Food Pantry
The Free Store, LLC
Friends of Fairfield DD
Geneva Hills Group, Inc.
Holiday Festival Parade
Lancaster Chorale
Lancaster-Fairfield County 4th of July Committee, Inc.
Lutheran Social Services of Southern Ohio
Maywood Mission
Mills Memorial United Methodist Church
Ohio Glass Museum
Ohio University Lancaster
Outreach Mission Food Pantry
Pickerington Food Pantry
Pickerington-Violet Township Historical Society
The Salvation Army
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Inc.
Young Life of Lancaster
George and Dollie L. Zimpfer Memorial Fund
Fairfield County Bridges/Circles Program
Grace Haven Ministries
Habitat for Humanity of Fairfield County
Lancaster Parks & Recreation
Lancaster Vineyard Church Food Pantry
Main Street Lancaster
Helen Hedges and Golda Hedges Fund
Alumni Association of Amanda-Clearcreek
High School
Amanda Township Trustees
First Presbyterian Church
National Wildlife Federation
Pregnancy Decision Health Centers
Special Olympics Ohio
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Toledo Area Humane Society
Toledo Botanical Garden
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
United Way of Greater Toledo
University of Michigan
The USO
WGTE Public Media
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FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N — 2012-13 SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
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Donors’ funds provided $490,285 in
scholarships and helped 282 students
in Fairfield County attend the college
of their choice. Annual scholarship
awards have been made to full-time
college students who have met specific
scholarship guidelines.
Deputy Ethan Collins
Elijah Schmelzer
Matthew W. Acton Memorial Golf
Lauren Arndt, Hunter Haines and Thaddeus
Lashbrook
Davidson-Jaycees Community Service
Miriah Carson, Rebekah Freitag, Alexandria Reasoner
and Jaiane Sernessa
Bloom-Carroll Alumni Scholar Athlete
Leah Wyman
Elsie R. McClelland Davis Memorial
Winter Bush, Kyle Compton, Eleanor Johnson,
Zachary Kern, Savannah Sahr,
Cassidy Sharp and Aaron Worthman
David Boger Memorial
Alexzander Blanchard
William W. Bolsen Memorial
Whitney Hammond and Michelle Motil
Marlowe Brainard
Jane Dickman
Robert E. and Marion A. Carr
Alyson DeWitt, Marissa Gaskill, Carl Jensen, Lindsey
Karns, Lacey Kocher-Doughty, Stephanie Rienschield,
Haleigh Smith and Matthew Stallard
Molly Ann Clark
Sarah Rauch
Charles C. and Barbara Claypool
David Bonhomme, Summer Daniels-Schaefer, Tyler
Figgins, Nathaniel Wise
Coney Memorial
Brittany King
DARE
Kellie Arter
Eva G. Eyman–Rotary
Winter Bush, Samantha Christopher, Lindsey Dupler,
Jake Leitnaker, Cherice Peters, David Rose, Christiana
Vandergriff and Kayla Winland
Fairfield County Education Service
Center Superintendents’
Cody Kraner, Cassie Powers and Kendyl Tatman
Amelia Fickel and Glenn Moodie
Darcy Cook, Janet Downs, Trisha Leckrone, Chassity
Smith and Makala Summers
Bess H. Floyd Cultural Arts–Rotary
Keri Baughman, Paige Carpenter and Kalynn Renko
Bess H. Floyd Music–Rotary
Abigail Ailes, Alexander Baker, Jane Dickman, Ying
Chi Hsu and Troy Kunkler
Jerry Floyd Memorial–Rotary
Emily Barrows, Stephen Poyer and Damien Watson
Chase Dawson
Donald I. Rodenbaugh Engineering–Rotary
Ryan King, Olivia Lanier, Joshua Roberts and Eric Storts
Brian Stoner Memorial
Garrett Hoshor and Kyle Mushill
Dr. Phil Floyd Dentistry
Alyssa Jenkins, Megan Miller and
Edward Nash
Malinda Lifer
Kayla Smith
Lancaster Rotary
Garrett Hoshor and Alana Hurdley
Shelly Strigle Memorial
Sarah Bennett and Mikaela Brady
LHS Class of 1959 Fred M. Lowry–Rotary
Catherine Quamme
Rushcreek Grange
Dayna Donahue and Morgan Konkler
Kelly Thomas Memorial
Patrick Combs
Dr. Paul and Mary Magnuson–Rotary
Brent Aebi and Christen Johnson
George Sakas Memorial–Rotary
Taylor Okel
Officer Brett Markwood
Kevin Mathias
Edward N. Sands
Alexander Clark, James Clark, Quinton Cook,
Rebecca Goodman, Natalie Hutton, Jacob Kemmerer,
Garrett Mathias, Trey Miller, Evan Schaffner, Kelsey
Smith, Timothy Smith, Shane Steffen, Rebecca
Thompson, Alisha Turley and Elizabeth Winchell
Kenneth D. and Zita M. Trimmer
Veronica Beatty, Chase Dawson, Alexandria Dodds,
Andrew Eyman, Christopher Habib,
Megan Krauss, Adam McGee, Clay Messner
Holly Walton and Lindy Walton
Lawrence H. Glaab
Derek Edwards
G. Sue Glaab
Darcy Cook
Bud Goodman Memorial
Taylor Jensen
O. J. Green
Hayley Horsley, Kyle Morgan, Samantha Slone Green
and Makyuh Snider
Clark M. and Carol T. McGhee
Alexander Householder, Matthew Householder, Ross
Householder, Amanda Irwin, Sally Nieman, Tiffany
Niggemeyer, Melody Sabo and Courtney Van Dyke
Jacob Guisinger
Jennifer Berry and Jessica Mullins
Elizabeth “Libby” Murry
Conner Longworth
Robert V. Grilli Memorial
Kaleb Boggs and Jordan Shonk
The Nauman Sampson Wittenberg
Allison Dunn
Doug Henwood Memorial
Elijah Schmelzer
North School
Chase Dawson, Sarah Leitnaker, Christopher McClurg
and Stacy Renko
Billy J. Holbrook Memorial
Taylor Jensen
Trevor and Violet Jones Memorial
Jane Dickman and Alexandria Reasoner
Corey Kissling Memorial
Jessica Dicken
Lancaster Kiwanis Club
Chessa Blower – Bill White
Alexandria Dodds – Dr. Glenn Burns
Rebekah Salyers – Dr. Glenn Burns
Robert Knisley Fire Service
Sean Tobin
Erik J. Landis Memorial
Tonya Jackson, Abigail Jude, Andrew Pullins and
Cody VanLinge
William D. Queen
Caitlin Ashbaugh, Dayna Donahue and
Andrew Pullins
Laverne Raab
Kaleb Boggs, Emily Budd, Josie Childers,
Rebekah Freitag, Sarah Gordon, Kayla Howell,
Lindsey Karns, Lacey Kocher-Doughty, Sarah
Leitnaker, Hannah Moore, Taylor Murphy, Teran
Pinkstock, Maria Ratliff, Paul Reif, Stephanie
Rienschield, Caroline Schmelzer, Andrew Slater, Leslie
Spires, Tricia Steffen, Kendyl Tatman, Courtney Van
Dyke, Angela Walter and Alyssa Wright
Stori Huston Raver
Emily Archer
Jacob Sims
Kayla Howell, Tonya Jackson and Heather Milhon
Elsie and Jack Smith
Hannah Bickers, Zachery Gordon and Cody VanLinge
Clarence and Edna Steenrod
Brent Aebi
Russell N. and Clarice H. Stemen
Daniel Bergreen, David Bonhomme,
Alyson DeWitt, Kristen Fetty, Carrie Kunkler,
Todd Kunkler, Troy Kunkler, Robert Schmidt,
Paige Winegardner and Tyler Winkelman
James & Viola Wayland Accounting &
Computer Science–Rotary
John Johnson, Joshua Roberts, Evan Schaffner and
Tyler Winkelman
James & Viola Wayland Students
Choice–Rotary
Timothy Alford, Monica Allen, Cody Kraner, Olivia
Lanier, Kaitlin MacEachen, Kristin Parrish, Haley
Underwood and Elizabeth Winchell
Dr. Martha Gesling Weber
Aimee Logsdon and Paige Winegardner
Weis Family
Winter Bush and Christiana Vandergriff
Chad Welch Memorial
Garrett Mathias
Mindi Wendel Memorial–Rotary
Mary Baxter, Olivia Eckols, Darian Hanna, Clarissa
Jordan, Emily Kiger, Todd Kunkler,
Alana McGee and Emily Smith
Bill and Dorothy Wharton
Holly Snyder
Edgar A. Work, Sr.
Joseph McGee and Zachary Zwahlen
Fannie M. Howe Nursing–Rotary
Matthew Stallard
Roger Pedigo Memorial
Jennifer Brooks and Winter Bush
Shannon Family
Monica Allen, Bailey Berry, Alexzander Blanchard,
Sarah Boone, Miriah Carson, Madison Chapman,
Nicholas Cirivello, Sarah Clark, Karissa Conrad,
Taylor Darfus, Benjamin Davis, Morgan Dewey, Kyle
Dilley, Andrew Eyman, Andrew Gang, Jordan Green,
Adam Grein, Jeri Hamrick, Marie Hayden, Melissa
Hayden, Maria Horton, Adrian Krebs, Jake Leitnaker,
Mason Lenhart, Clay Messner, Heather Milhon, Roger
Murphy, Dallas Newlun, Betsy Noll, Elise Probasco,
Brianna Rife, Salina Ronan, Cody Sarensen, Robert
Schmidt, Taylor Slack, Kayla Smith, Amber Spring,
Kayla Starr, Paul Stocklin, Haley Stockwell, Eric Storts,
Sarah Stoughton, Kathleen Uhl, Haley Underwood,
Christiana Vandergriff, Kyle Whitmer-Beatty, Ashley
Wilkins and Mary Kate Wright
D. Eugene Ward Memorial
Carah I. Weber
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FINANCIALS
FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOUNDATION AND SUBSIDIARY
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION
These condensed financial statements have been derived from the Foundation’s audited financial
statements. Copies of the audited financial statements are available at the Foundation office.
DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
Investments at Market Values Contribution Receivable - Charitable Lead Trust
Other Investments
Net Fixed Assets and Collectibles
Total Assets
20122011
1,785,109 1,452,505
28,736,943 24,887,182
134,825
127,672
884,400 884,400
851,849 861,013
$32,393,126 $28,212,772
Liabilities and Net Assets
Liabilities
Accrued Expenses
4,216
4,538
Liability Under Gift
18,174
18,068
Line of Credit
122,561
160,081
Managed Assets Under Agency Contracts
3,213,100
2,790,010
Total liabilities
$3,358,051 $2,972,697
Net Assets
Unrestricted
28,066,248 24,267,297
Temporarily Restricted
968,827 972,778
Total Net Assets
$29,035,075 $25,240,075
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$32,393,126 $28,212,772
FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOUNDATION AND SUBSIDIARY
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES
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FOR THE YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011
20122011
Revenues, Gains and Support
Contributions
Investment Returns
Administrative Fees
Rent and Fees
Total Revenue, Gains and Support
2,442,473
2,254,613
2,890,799
-316,398
329,031
323,198
21,239
31,893
$5,683,542
$2,293,306
Expenses
Program Services - Grants & Scholarships
1,157,813
1,218,535
Program Expenses - Trust Administration
307,578
293,315
Supporting Services - Program
179,486
183,368
Supporting Services - Fundraising
85,301
78,773
Supporting Services - Management & General
158,364
158,015
Total Expenses
$1,888,542
$1,932,006
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets at Beginning of Year
Net Assets at End of Year
3,795,000
25,240,075
$29,035,075 361,300
24,878,775
$25,240,075
CONTRIBUTIONS
3,750,000
2,500,000
1,250,000
0
GRANTS &
SCHOLARSHIPS
PAID
1995
2000
2005
2010
2,250,000
Affiliates
Foundation
1,500,000
750,000
NET ASSETS
1995
2000
2005
2010
22,500,000
15,000,000
7,500,000
0
31
0
1995
2000
2005
2010
FA I RF I EL D C O U N TY F O U N D ATI O N —A M BA SSA D O R’S CLUB
The Ambassador’s Club was formed
in 1998 to help build awareness of
the Foundation’s role and increase
its visibility in the community.
Ambassadors assist in this effort by
promoting a better understanding
of the Foundation, its role and its
activities in Fairfield County. Generous
gifts from many individuals, families
and businesses with a connection to
Fairfield County help the Foundation
fulfill its mission to build a legacy in
our community.
2012 Members:
Partners
Mr. & Mrs. Dean DeRolph
Mr. & Mrs. David Harcum
Mrs. Jennifer Johns-Friel
Mr. Charles King
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Maguire
Patrons
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Taylor
Sponsors
Dr. & Mrs. James Barrett
Ms. Carol Bowen
Ms. Marilyn Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Frick
Dr. & Mrs. Henry Hood
Mr. Robert Johnston
Mr. & Mrs. Dee Mowry
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. David Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Dwayne Spence
Ambassadors
Mr. & Mrs. John Baughman
Mr. & Mrs. William Cann
Ms. Ann Chess
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Cochenour
Ms. Linda Disbennet
Mrs. Sherry Dunkle
Mr. & Mrs. Don Fogg
Dr. & Mrs. John Furlow, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Sky Gettys
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Hammer
Mr. & Mrs. William Heath
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Hoyt
Mrs. D. Jane Joos
Contact us or complete and return the envelope below to make a contribution
to the Fairfield County Foundation or to establish a fund or scholarship.
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Keaton
Ms. Angela Krile
Mrs. Barbara Kumler
Mrs. Nickie Leckrone
Mr. Robert Libbee
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lieber
Mrs. Sandra Maholm
Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Marx
Mrs. Mary S. McGraw
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Messerly
Mrs. Patricia Milbaugh
Mr. & Mrs. James Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Andy Ogilvie
Mr. & Mrs. Norman Ogilvie
Dr. & Mrs. Edwin Payne
Mr. Charles Reed
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Ritchey
Mr. Brian Shonk
Mr. Richard Simons
Mr. & Mrs. William Sitterley
Dr. Gordon Snider
Mr. & Mrs. John Snider
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Snider
Ms. Joan Spires
Mr. & Mrs. Lowell Stallsmith
Dr. Thomas Stenger
Mr. & Mrs. Dick Strigle
Mr. & Mrs. John Sweyer
Mr. & Mrs. Dane Swinehart
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Milton Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Troup
Ms. Laura Tussing
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ubbing
Mrs. Frances Utley
Mrs. Jack Voss
Mr. & Mrs. Art Wallace
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Warner
Mr. Bob Wolfinger
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U.S. Postage
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Lancaster, OH
Permit No. 284
162 East Main Street
Lancaster, Ohio 43130-3712
740.654.8451
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2012 Annual Report - Fairfield County Foundation

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