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What can you do to make a difference?Our goal at the Community Foundation is to make your charitable dream, whatever it may be, come true.

$656,937.43grants given

$159,995.57scholarships given

128scholarships awarded

142grants awarded

$1,628,810gifts received

$204,989.04donated on 24-hr. match day

We help you answer these questions…

1. How can I make a difference?2. What are the community’s most pressing needs?3. How can I pass my charitable values on to my children or grandchildren?4. How can I leave a legacy?

We accept a variety of gifts, either now or as part of your estate planning.

Cash Bequests of Wills & Trusts Stock Retirement Plans Real Estate Life Insurance

If you are interested in guaranteed lifetime income, we are happy to talk with you about gift annuities and charitable remainder trusts. Learn more at giveHCgrowHC.org or call Mary Gibble, President.

The Hancock County Community Foundation is a public char-ity, and gifts made to any of our 220 funds are tax deductible. HCCF will send you an acknowledgement of your gift and a tax receipt. Give on-line or mail gifts to 312 E. Main Street, Greenfield, IN 46140.

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with Causes that Matterf the many permanent funds administered by the Hancock County Community Foundation (HCCF), all have one thing in common: they have been created by caring individuals, families and organizations to make a difference.

In this publication, you will read stories of people, places, and causes that are furthered by those who choose to make a difference with gifts to permanent funds called endowments. It is the duty of the Community Foundation to steward the generosity of citizens who have entrusted us the great privilege of administering these permanently invested funds and the

annual grants and scholarships, generated by their income, for all time.

We cordially invite you to enjoy this Annual Report and hope you will feel compelled to join us in making our community an even greater place to live, work, volunteer, and play. After all, the actions you take and the gifts you make, regardless of size, make an incredible difference!

Tom Seng Mary GibbleChair President

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red Powers is a man of faith and family. His creation of the Powers Gibson Seib Carpenter Joint Family Fund is evidence of that very truth.

This donor-advised fund, founded in 2011, is a tool Fred and his wife Becky are using to put their strong faith and love of family into action for community good. It’s no mistake that the fund, fondly called the PGSCJ, represents not only the first initial of each family unit, but the core of the family’s belief system: Praise God’s Son Christ Jesus. “We feel blessed that we grew up in Hancock County. We feel giving back to the community is our way of saying thank you for allowing us to live here,” says the family.

One of the ways Fred gives back to the com-munity is by serving on the HCCF Board of Directors. As part of his board orientation, Fred learned about Acorn Funds. An acorn fund has ten years to reach a minimum endowment level, rather than the stan-dard five. “I thought to myself, now that’s something we can do!”

Fred and Becky established a donor advised fund, one that invites donors to make recommendations to HCCF for grants. “Our children are giving people and we wanted to see them be part of a fund, at this stage of their lives, when they can involve their young children. We hope to plant seeds that will take root in our grandchildren so that they may pass it on to their kids. We want this to be a multi-generational process.” Fred’s vision is that, as the grandchildren mature, they will take an active role in contributing to the fund and recommending grants.

HCCF’s greeting card program is a tool that’s helping engage the Powers’ children and grandchildren in the philanthropic fund. On birthdays, Fred and Becky make gifts to the PGSCJ to acknowledge how important each of their individual family mem-bers are to them. HCCF creates and mails a personalized card in response. The grandchildren look forward to getting a card in the mail. “I almost always get a phone call saying, ‘Thank you, Papaw, for making a donation to the Community Foundation in my name!’ It’s an awesome feeling to know they are beginning to understand why we created the fund.” On Father’s Day this year, his feeling was confirmed. This time, he got a card in the mail. A gift was made by his grandchildren in his honor. “Everybody wants to be a part of something bigger than themselves,” says Fred, “and this fund gives us all that opportunity.”

A Family’s Story

Hancock County Community Foundation, Inc.STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITIONDecember 31, 2012 and 2011

2012 2011ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents $ 1,636,405 $ 584,190 Investments 18,858,718 17,212,672Accrued interest and dividends - 17,777 Pledges receivable 3,000 - Prepaid expenses 23,622 18,394Property, building and 875,082 889,005 equipment, net $ 21,396,827 $ 18,722,038

LIABILITIESAccounts payable $ 8,271 $ 6,711Grants payable 38,640 1,700Deferred revenue - 5,475Annuity reserves 208,908 185,934Agency funds 16,496 14,996

Total liabilities 272,315 214,816

NET ASSETSUnrestricted (61,031) (414,350)Temporarily restricted 2,191,692 1,071,476Permanently restricted 18,993,851 17,850,096 21,124,512 18,507,222

$ 21,396,827 $ 18,722,038

Hancock County Community Foundation, Inc. STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES Year Ended December 31, 2012

2012 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total

Support and revenue Contributions $ 17,230 $ 467,825 $ 1,143,755 $ 1,628,810 Administrative fee income 241,071 241,071 Investment income 169,166 384,701 553,867 Realized gains on investments 22,452 54,121 76,573 Unrealized gains (losses) 489,414 1,124,267 1,613,681

on investments Change in gift annuity reserve (20,388) (20,388) Change in cash surrender 1,284 1,284

value of life insurance Rental income 35,581 35,581 Farm income 28,442 28,442 Loss on disposal of assets (26) (26) Other income 60,814 60,814 1,064,144 2,011,810 1,143,755 4,219,709 Net assets released from restrictions Restrictions satisfied by payments 891,594 (891,594) Expenses Program services Grants and scholarships 816,933 816,933 Program expenses 166,722 166,722 Supporting services Management and general 140,422 140,422 Investment trustee fees 65,137 65,137 Administrative fees 240,924 240,924 Development expenses 172,281 172,281 1,602,419 1,602,419 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 353,319 1,120,216 1,143,755 2,617,290 Net assets at beginning of year (414,350) 1,071,476 17,850,096 18,507,222 Net assets at end of year $ (61,031) $ 2,191,692 $ 18,993,851 $21,124,512

Complete Independent Auditors’ Report and Notes to Financial Statements are available. To obtain, please call (317)462-8870 to request a copy.

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Gifts are professionally invested with the following objectives:• Preservation of permanent assets (endowment funds);• Protection of these assets from inflation; and• Enhancement of the fund assets through market appreciation. The Foun-

dation annually distributes a portion of each fund’s generated income as designated by the donor to meet the needs of their favorite charitable causes or organizations both now and forever.

Dressed in blue: Daughter Cathy and husband Mark Gibson and their children, Blake, Madeline, and Alex; Dressed in white: Daughter Heather and husband Harold Seib and their children, Lauren, Leah, and Landon; Dressed in black: Daughter Holly and husband Theron Carpenter and their children, Haley, Avry, and Thaxon.

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he truck backs up to the rear building entrance, the tailgate opens, and Jill Ebbert, Executive Director of the Kenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen (KBMSK), covers her mouth in astonishment. Before her are cartons brimming with fresh vegetables delivered by smiling

volunteers who have planted, nurtured, and picked them on the Soup Kitchen’s behalf. “Fresh produce is normally beyond the means of our patrons,” shares Jill. “This blessing will enable us to bolster our menus with much needed veg-etables and fruits.”

The special delivery is courtesy of one woman’s dream. Chris Dobbins grew up on a farm, and after 30 years in the health field, retired to return to her love of the land. She decided to apply her expertise of health promotion to support her community through the establishment of a garden that would provide healthy food options for those less fortunate; thus, the Garden of Eat’in was born. Its primary focus of support began as KBMSK, but the fresh produce has been so well received, the harvest of the Garden of Eat’in now supplements the shelves of the Hancock County Food Pantry as well.

In 2012, the one-acre Garden provided 5,578 pounds of fresh vegetables and fruit to KBMSK. Additionally, volunteers logged 1,018 hours to plant, main-tain, and harvest the produce. The Garden of Eat’in received the benefits of a $1,000 HCCF grant through its partnership with the Kenneth Butler Soup Kitchen to provide seeds and equipment for the 2013 planting season.

“The outcome I have seen from our mission to partner with the Garden of Eat’in,” shares Jill, “is stronger and healthier patrons physically, emotionally, and spiritually.”

blessing Garden of Eat’inharvest

Mini-Grants — $1000 or lessHancock Hope House - $1000Fortville Lion’s Club - $576Mt. Comfort UMC - $1000Hancock County Emergency Operations Center - $1000Hancock Co. Senior Services - $1000Alternatives of Madison Co. - $1000American Military Heritage Foundation - $950Special Olympics - $1000Salvation Army Indiana Division - $1000Kenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen - $1000

Education GrantsGreenfield Central School Foundation - $2500Mt. Vernon Education Foundation - $2500Eastern Hancock Education Foundation - $2500Southern Hancock Education Foundation - $2500Hancock Community Education Alliance - $15,195

Grants for a CauseAddictions and Substance Abuse Education and Treatment Families First Indiana, Inc. - $5731

William and Mary Katherine Kingery Friends of Domestic Animals FundPartners for Animal Welfare Society - $5272.65Frenzy Animal Rescue, Inc. - $5272.67Edelweiss Equine Assisted Therapy Center, Inc - $5272.67

Prevent Child Abuse Fund Alternatives of Madison Co. - $440

Arts & Culture Fund – A Spirit of Community Fund Hancock Co. Arts Council - $527

Capital Improvement GrantHancock Co. Senior Services - $3333.33

Grants Make a Big

The Community Foundation coordinates the administration of over 80 endowed scholarship funds to high school and adult students throughout our community. We do so on behalf of generous people who have afforded us the privilege of helping them create permanent funds that generate scholarships year after year. In addition, HCCF administers the prestigious Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship valued at over $200,000 per year, as well as the George & Icy Vaughn Performing Arts Scholarship Competition each spring. In 2012, 128 graduating students and adult learners were awarded scholarships. A complete list of scholarship recipients can be found at giveHCgrowHC.org.

Scholarships Make a Difference

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Happy Birthday, Hancock County!In March of each year, HCCF hosts a county birthday celebration to help county residents appreciate this great community we call home, as well as raise awareness of endowments called the Spirit of Community Funds that allow caring residents to invest in the future of Hancock County. A flurry of activities take place over the course of one week, many of which are driven by HCCF’s Youth Board, pictured at right, and impact students across the county.

26,000 Newsletters reached the doors of residents

20,000 Birthday Contest information cards were distributed

10,000 Happy Birthday Hancock County coloring sheets and word searches were done by elementary, middle, and junior high students

10,000 Suckers and Hancock County fact stickers were distributed to elementary students

800 Themed tote bags were gifted to our county’s educators

800 Spirit of Community Fund info cards and lesson packets were provided to teachers

150 T-shirts, specially designed by New Palestine Senior Katie Matus, were distributed.

5,507 Votes were cast during the 24 hour birthday contest

$4,000 Grants were awarded to the Education Foundations of our four public schools

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Difference!Donor Recommended GrantsJohn C. Beeson Humanitarian FundRoyal Family Kids Camp of Central Indiana - $2000Alternatives of Madison Co. - $2910FUSE - $2000

Robert G. Dugger FundThe Arc of Hancock County - $1321

Dale and Eva Miller Family FundNameless Creek Youth Camp - $2047

Pearson and Jeannine Miller FundMt. Vernon Education Foundation - $1000Wabash Conference - FMCNA - $10000Hancock Regional Hospital Foundation - $10000

Walter Mitten Family FundKenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen - $500

Walker Cancer Survivors FundHancock Regional Hospital - $348.48

White Family FoundationTown of Shirley - Parks Department - $4000Hancock Henry Community Youth Center - $2000Shirley Police Department K9 Unit - $3500Town of Shirley Historical Society - $4000Town of Shirley - Signage - $2400

Wortman Family FundHancock Co. Community Foundation - $1000Hancock Co. Senior Services - $1500Hancock Regional Hospital Foundation - $2000

Women’s Fund GrantsPurdue Extension Hancock County - $2000Safe Families for Children Central Indiana - $8000

Donor Designated Grants55 Grants to Nonprofits across the U. S. - $223,576.70

the magic of Match Day

n July 24, 2012, HCCF presented Match Day. Months of strat-egizing, planning, marketing, and organizing the first event of its kind among Indiana community foundations paid off in a way no

one involved could have anticipated. Together, people from all walks of life in Hancock County joined hands to raise a staggering $204,989.04 in an-swer to HCCF’s $33,000 match incentive in only 24 hours.

The following non-profits participated and reaped astonishing results:

• Boys and Girls Clubs of Hancock County

• Edelweiss Equine Assisted Therapy Center

• Families United for Support and Encouragement (FUSE)

• The Hancock County Food Pantry

• The Hancock Hope House

• Kenneth Butler Memorial Soup Kitchen

• Love In the Name of Christ (Love INC)

• Meals on Wheels of Hancock County

• Mental Health Partners of Hancock County

• Nameless Creek Youth Camp

• Neighborhoods Against Substance Abuse (NASA)

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When Morgan McKinney’s brothers were born, they were premature. When it was determined that they had disabilities, her family began a journey of learning about resources that could help them. While at a meeting of F.U.S.E., an organization that provides information and support to families like Morgan’s, she heard a speaker from a local therapeutic riding center and learned that it was a place that would allow her to combine her love of helping others and her love of horses. Since that time, every riding season for the last eight years, Morgan has volunteered at Edelweiss Equine-Assisted Therapy.

Morgan, age 16, was recognized for her efforts with the prestigious Martha Beckenholdt Award that, annually, honors one high school junior who has exhibited outstanding contributions of time, talent, and energy to philanthropic endeavors. These same characteristics are the shining attributes of the woman for whom the award is named, Miss Martha Beckenholdt, now 97. Morgan was honored at HCCF’s Gala and given the opportunity to name the recipient of a $500 grant. It was no surprise that her choice was Edelweiss.

“It has amazed me over the years, how something like riding horses once a week can change the mood and help improve the self-esteem of riders,” says Morgan. “When the rider has a smile on his or her face, I know that I am helping them improve their lives both physically and emotionally.”

Giving Back is Ageless

he Women’s Fund of Hancock County, a component fund of HCCF, exists to support programs and organiza-

tions that strengthen and empow-er women. Doing so positions those women to become strong, so that they in turn can enrich the lives of their families and friends — and improve the communities in which they live.

The Women’s Fund is supported through annual membership con-tributions that are divided equally between immediate impact and a long-term investment in the community. In 2012, over $26,000 was donated by caring woman and girls. The endowment, estab-lished in 2007, has grown to over $60,000 and was recently named to honor a very special woman.

Irene Walrod Curry, born in rural southeastern Kansas, moved to Greenfield when her husband Bert took a position with Eli Lilly. Irene has been not only a mother to her four children, but played a role in the healthy development of many others. While her own children were all under the age of 15, she served as an infant foster parent, caring for ba-bies who would have otherwise been victims of a broken system. Irene has volunteered countless hours for Mental Health, Girl Scouts, Band, an Exchange Student and Teacher program, Church, and the Community Foundation. She has driven cancer patients to their appointments and delivered meals to those homebound. Irene has been a member of Tri-Kappa and now serves on the Advisory Board of the Women’s Fund. It was in Irene’s kitchen, where she volunteered to host a round-table with a group of inspiring ladies, that the idea of the Women’s Fund was born in 2007.

The Women’s Fund could think of no greater way to honor a woman who captures the essence of our mission, than to rename the Hancock County Community Foundation Women’s Fund Endowment, to the Irene Walrod Curry Endowment for the Women’s Fund of Hancock County. In addition, Irene was presented with a plaque.

“In my heart, the name of each donor and volunteer should be engraved on the award. Obviously there isn’t room for all who have given or worked to achieve the success the Women’s Fund Giving Circle has experienced in these few years. So, just let me say that I accept this with gratitude in the name of all of you (the HCCF Staff, donors and volunteers) who have made many contributions of time and funds.” — Irene Curry

For the next two years, the grant making of the Women’s Fund will focus on Economic Empow erment for women and their fami lies. Funding will be dedicated to the creation and incubation of a new nonprofit organization called the Women’s Resource Center. When open, the Women’s Resource Cen ter will provide programs that help women navigate life’s hurdles, ac cess community services, develop new skill sets, and move lives for ward, one step at a time, enabled through a close mentoring rela tionship with built-in accountability checkpoints.

Nancy King, known for her love of Hancock County, designated four organizations that will benefit perpetually from her generosity. As a result, Leadership Hancock County will be able to provide a scholarship every year for a class participant, an adult learner will have funding for post-secondary school, and Greenfield Christian Church will thrive.

Dorothy Helfenberger’s legacy gift will better position American Bible Society, the Salvation Army, Wheeler Mission, St. Labre Indian School, and New Hope Christian Church to carry out their missions.

“I cannot find the proper words to express my appreciation and gratitude at this incredible gesture of generosity to our Native American children. I hope an honest and simple ‘thank you’ will suffice.” – Marge Rath, St. Labre Indian School

Both women designated a portion of their gift to the Community Foundation’s unrestricted grantmaking pool, allowing HCCF the flexibility to meet a broad range of needs in Hancock County, even as those needs change over time.

Twomen Making a Difference

The Legacy Society is open to anyone who makes a planned gift provision to benefit their favorite charity through HCCF. Members merit our highest regard for their investment in the future and their desire to make a difference. There is no minimum gift requirement. By sharing your intentions, HCCF may thank you personally, even if you wish to keep the details confidential and your gift anonymous. The following shared their intensions in 2012.

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Chapman Dr. & Mrs. Michael DayMr. & Mrs. Jack McKinney Mrs. Carol Nelson-WatsonDr. & Mrs. Robert Tarver Mr. & Mrs. Bernie MillerMr. Jim Miller

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2012DonorsA.D. Bleu, LLCMr. and Ms. Rick AbsiThe Abstract Shack, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jason AdamsMr. and Mrs. Gene E. AddisonBrian and Arlene AdkinsMr. and Mrs. Michael AdkinsMr. and Mr.s Lloyd AgeeMs. Amanda AhrendtsMs. Ruthi AlewineMs. Audrey AlexanderSandy AlexanderMs. Ginny AllenMike AllenMr. and Mrs. Ronald AllenMs. Sharon AllenAllied Behavioral ConsultantsMr. and Mrs. Bruce J. AlvaradoMerle AmandsonAmeriana BankDr. and Mrs. Merle AmundsonMr. and Mrs. Robert W. AndersenMr. David AndersonMr. and Mrs. Ron AndersonMs. Heather AnthonyApple Indiana, LLCMr. and Mrs. David AppleDoug and Brenda AppleMr. Anthony AquilinaMr. Brent ArcherAndy and Denise ArlandJohn and Suzanne ArlandMr. and Mrs. Bill ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. George L. ArmstrongMs. Kathryn E. ArmstrongThe Arnold FamilyMr. David ArnoldMr. Greg ArnoldMs. Beth ArthurLauretta ArthurMs. Mary Kay AylsworthMs. Marlon BaileyMr. and Mrs. Rickey BaileyMs. Linda W. BairdMs. Taber BaiseMs. Linda K. BakerMs. Rachael BalakinGary W. Bardonner, DDSMrs. Jean BardonnerMr. and Mrs. Tom BarefordMs. Pam BarkesMr. and Mrs. David BarnardMr. and Mrs. Michael L. BarnhartDoug BaronChristopher and Lindsay BarrMrs. Kathy BarrMr. and Mrs. David BarrettMr. and Ms. Steve BartonMs. Martha BauchertMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. BeagleMr. and Mrs. Wayne C. BeckMr. and Mrs. William BeckMs. Betty BeckerMr. and Mrs. Ernest BecknerMs. Evelyn BeedleMr. and Mrs. Bruce BeekerMr. and Mrs. Joseph BeerMrs. Vernette BeesleyMs. Karen BeesonMr. and Mrs. Jerry BellJolan BellMr. and Mrs. Scott BellDavid and Tammey BennettMs. Elizabeth BennettDr. and Mrs. David H. BergMs. Jennie BergstresserMr. Robert BernhardMs. Sandy BernhardMs. Gwendolyn A. BetorMr. and Ms. E.K. BetzMr. and Mrs. Jim BeverMr. and Mrs. Roger BeyersMr. and Mrs. Darrel BillingsMr. and Mrs. Tom BillingsBKD Foundation- BKD CPA’s and

AdvisorsMs. Elizabeth BlachlyMr. Brian BlackMs. La Moine M. BledsoeVirgil and Myra BleillMr. and Mrs. Tom BloodgoodMr. and Mrs. Morris D. BloomerDian BlueherMr. and Mrs. David BodkinMr. and Mrs. Philip BoganMr. Robert G. Bogigian and Mrs.

Ellen ManolopoulosMs. Doris BondMs. Kelli BonekKarry K. BookBookkeeping PlusMr. Monty BoomgaardenMr. and Mrs. William H. BootheMs. Amy BorgmannMr. Gary A. Borgmann / Mrs. Debbie

Scruton-BorgmannBorgmann, LLCMr. Pierre BoulaisMs. Cortney BowDr. and Mrs. Richard E. BowenMs. Maureen BoweryMr. and Mrs. Donavon BoxMr. Edward BoyleMr. Ron BoyleBoys & Girls Clubs of Hancock

County-Jim Andrews UnitBrad Burkhart FarmsBradford BuildersBradley United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Henry E. BradleyMs. Sarah BrainBrand & MorelockBrandywine Community ChurchBrandywine Crossing, LLCMr. and Mrs. Mel BrewerMr. and Mrs. Paul BroadwaterMrs. Donna BrookfieldMr. Bert BrooksKenneth I BrooksMr. and Mrs. Chris BroomeMr. and Mrs. Michael D. BroomeMr. and Mrs. Brian L. BrownMr. and Mrs. Devon BrownMr. and Mrs. George BrownHerb and Judy BrownMr. James BrownMr. Jon A. BrownMr. and Mrs. Keith BrownKenny and Sharon BrownMr. Scott BrownBroyles CPA, LLCMs. Cheryl A. BrunsSusan BryantBuck Creek FlooringMr. Robert R. BucyMs. Judy L. Buelke-SamMr. and Mrs. Tom BuescherMr. and Mrs. James R. BullardMs. Rosalind BurkMs. Karen BurkeMrs. Sarah BurkeDiane and Lonnie BurklowMr. and Mrs. Michael BurrowMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. BurtMr. and Mrs. Don Butcher

Mr. and Mrs. Tom ButlerDenise ByersMr. and Mrs. Mike ByrnesMs. Marjorie CagleCalvary Baptist ChurchMrs. L. Ruth CampauMr. and Mrs. Bob CampbellMs. Elizabeth CampbellMs. Kay E. CampbellMrs. Robin CampbellCardinal Resources, Inc.Ms. Alissa CarmichaelBurl and Georgia CarmichaelMr. Dee B. CarmichaelMr. and Mrs. Jerry CarnesMs. Betty J. CarpenterDr. Denise CarpenterMr. Theron C. CarpenterMs. Jill CarrMr. and Mrs. Kevin CarterMr. and Mrs. Thomas CarterMs. Cindy CarverMr. Greg CarweinRon and Janice CassellMs. Caroline CastoMr. and Mrs. William B. CecilCentral Indiana Communications,

Inc.Century 21 Wilson & AssociatesBen and Rita @ Century 21 WilsonMr. Christopher ChanDennis and Evelyn ChapmanCarla ChaseChatty Charmer Ext. HomemakersMrs. Amy CherryMr. and Mrs. James E. CherryCheryl Bunten AgencyChicago Pizza Franchise, Inc.Ms. Janice CiccarelliLydia ClaghornMr. and Mrs. John L. ClarkMrs. Margie ClarkMr. and Mrs. Tim ClarkMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. ColemanMr. and Mrs. Tracy ColemanMs. Jeannette ColipMrs. Judy CollinsMr. Chad ColstonDavid and Susanna CombsMr. Timothy Comte and Ms. Lisa

ShriverAmy and Brenda CondoMr. and Mrs. C. Thomas ConeMr. and Mrs. Alex ConnettMr. and Mrs. Stephen CooperMr. and Mrs. Dean CouchMr. and Mrs. Fred CounterCovanceMr. Brian CoxMr. and Mrs. Dan CraigMr. Andrew CreemerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence C. CreemerMr. and Mrs. David CriderMike and Sherri CriderMr. and Mrs. Joe CristCapt. and Mrs. Roland CrockCrop Production ServicesMs. Missy CrossMr. and Mrs. Richard A. CrossMrs. Tania CruserMs. Patricia CudworthMr. and Mrs. Richard CulverMr. and Mrs. Hugh T. CumminsMr. and Mrs. Bert CurryDaco Glass and GlazingDaily ReporterDr. and Mrs. John E. DalidowiczMr. Robert E. DaltonMr. Robert J. DaltonMs. Victoria DaltonMr. and Mrs. Bill DarlingMr. and Mrs. Josh DaughertyDave’s Meat MarketMr. and Mrs. Charles DavidsonMrs. Donna DavisKaren and Leroy DavisMrs. Sarah E. DavisMr. and Mrs. Scott W. DavisDr. and Mrs. Michael DayMs. Tatiana DayMr. and Mrs. Christopher DeanMr. Michael DeaneDebits ‘n’ CreditsMr. and Mrs. Dennis M. DeCapuaMs. Karen Sue DeeterMs. Becky DeHartMs. Suzanne R. DelayNick and Nicole DellenMs. Lynn DenisMs. Ann DettwilerMr. and Mrs. Richard DeWittMs. Jennifer DezelanMr. and Mrs. Ron DezelanDickmann, Reason, & BogigianJulie A. DishmanMr. and Mrs. William DobbinsMr. and Mrs. Ed DoengesMr. Keith DolanMs. Ruth DolbyMrs. Laura DolenceMs. Margaret S. DoughtyMr. and Mrs. James E. DowlingKathy DowlingMs. Janice DrakeMs. Helen Sue DuggerMs. Kandy DukeMr. Richard O. DuncanMr. and Mrs. Mike DunlavySteve and Donna DurackMs. Verna L. DurrMr. Ronald DuzanMr. and Mrs. Chris EadsMr. and Mrs. Kelly J. EadsMs. Michelle EarlMr. and Mrs. Mike EarlywineEastern Hancock CSCEastern Hancock Ed AssocDr. and Mrs. Benny EatonMr. and Mrs. Greg EatonMs. Amanda EbbertThe Ebbert FamilyMr. and Mrs. Lewis EbbertMr. Frank R. EdwardsMr. Luke EdwardsRick P. and Susan J. EdwardsMr. Kevin EggersElanco FAP TeamMr. and Mrs. Curtis EldridgeEli Lilly and CompanyEli Lilly and Company Foundation,

Inc-Volunteer Grant ProgramMs. Elizabeth HausserMr. Jerry R. EllenbergerMrs. Renita ElliottMr. Scott C. ElliottMs. Kathleen EllisMs. Lori ElmorePatricia Elmore and familyMr. Richard ElsburyMs. Linda ElyRich and Tory EmeryMs. Karen EmmersonSue EngleMs. Tempest EnrightMs. Sharon Sue Epps

Mrs. B. J. ErleweinErlewein MortuaryMr. and Mrs. Gerald K. EssingtonMr. Ed EtchasonMs. Linda EvansMark & Laura EvansMr. and Mrs. Tim EverhartMr. and Mrs. Andy EwaldMr. and Mrs. Curtis EwingMr. and Mrs. Harry EwingMr. and Mrs. William V. Ewing Jr.Ms. Antoinette M. FaenziFaith Lutheran ChurchMr. Tom FalingerMr. Robb FarrisMr. Randy FaunceMr. and Mrs. Lee FedericiMr. and Mrs. Ben FelverMr. Frederick FentzMrs. Nancy L. FerdonMr. and Mrs. Tom FergusonMr. Harry L. FersonFirst Presbyterian Church of

Greenfield Women’s GroupFirst Presbyterian Church Youth

Group, GreenfieldMrs. Connie Morris FischerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey FishMr. and Mrs. Billy FisherMs. Joan FitzwaterMr. and Mrs. Steven P. FlaughMr. and Mrs. Brendan B. FlemingFletcher Dental & TMJ ClinicAutumn Fletcher, DTMr. R.B. FletcherMr. and Mrs. Michael R. FlynnMs. Christina FogleMr. and Mrs. David FolkeningMr. and Mrs. Dean A. FolkeningMr. and Mrs. Chuck FordFords Floor Covering and G & D

InvestmentMr. Jim R. FornoffFortville Church of the NazareneForty Financial, Inc. / Mike & Deby

LowMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. FoxMr. Darryl FrakesMrs. Jennifer FrechetteMr. Gary FriedenMr. and Mrs. D. Scott FriedenbergFriends of Jessica BarnhartMr. Kirt FuchsTracy FugateMs. Carolyn GabbardMr. and Mrs. Nathan GaffMr. and Mrs. David L. GalbraithMr. Raphael Galerman and Ms.

Sarah McGinnisMs. Terri GarciaSen. Beverly GardDoug and Julia GardChris Dobbins Guill, Garden of Eat’inGarfield County Public Library

DistrictMrs. Ronda Garner-CecilMr. Gregory L. GarstMs. Brenda M. GartzClarance A. GartzMr. Dwight A. GartzGasAmerica Services, Inc.Ms. Sally Gaskins and Ms. Diane

MarretMr. and Mrs. Ron GatlinMr. and Mrs. Terry GellertMrs. Marlene F. GerlachMs. Kelsey GetzinMr . and Mrs. Scott A. GetzinMr. and Mrs. Greg GibbleMs. Becky GibsonMr. and Mrs. Mark GibsonMrs. Mary Kay GibsonMr. and Mrs. Ted GirtonMr. Tyler GirtonMr. and Mrs. Bart L. GishMs. Carol GlassingMr. and Mrs. Robert GlazierMr. and Mrs. Jack GoffGolden MerrymakersMr. and Mrs. Samuel A. GoodinMs. Eileen GoodwinMs. Michelle GrabczakMr. and Mrs. Herman GraddyMr. Marvin GraddyMs. Janet GrantMr. and Mrs. Bud GrayHoward and Linnea GreenGreenfield Area Chamber of

CommerceGreenfield Banking CompanyGreenfield Beverage Co.Greenfield Central School

FoundationGreenfield Christian ChurchGreenfield Community ChoirGreenfield Dental Health Care, PCGreenfield KiwanisGreenfield Ladies Elks ClubGreenfield Parks & RecreationGreenfield Wastewater UtilityGreenfield Water UtilityGreenfield-Central Class of 1975Greenfield-Central High SchoolMs. Jaci GreigMs. Gail M. GriffinMr. Michael GriffinMs. Mindy GriffinMr. and Mrs. Jerry L. GrilliotMr. and Mrs. Kenneth GrimmettMr. and Mrs. Anver Grooms IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert C. GrovesMs. Lyndi GrubbMr. and Ms. Monte GruellChristopher and Angelica GrundenMr. Blaine GueninMr. and Mrs. Keith GueninMr. Nick GullingJames and Dorothy GunnMr. and Mrs. Mark GunnoeMs. Jennye HaagMs. Carolyn P. HaasMs. Stacie A. HacklerMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. HainesMs. Nancy HaldrupMs. Lisa HaleyMs. Kim HallMs. Patricia HallHall, Render, Killian, Heath &

Lyman, P.C.Dr. and Mrs. Jason HammelmanMr. and Mrs. Robert C. HammondHancock Co. Extension

HomemakersHancock Co. Shrine ClubHancock Co. Visitors BureauHancock County Probation

DepartmentHancock County Veterans’ Park, Inc.Hancock Regional HospitalMr. Mike HancockMr. and Mrs. Timothy HanselmanMr. and Mrs. Pat HansenMs. Lindamarie HansonMrs. Lois HansonMs. Jill Hardee

Mr. David HardinMrs. Jenna HardyMr. and Mrs. Keith HarlowMs. Leisa HarmonMr. and Mrs. Tom HarperMrs. Dorothy L. HarrisMr. and Mrs. John HarrisonMs. Peggy HarrisonMrs. Linda K. HartMrs. Tara HarterHarvest Land CooperativeMr. Kevin HarveyMrs. Gretchen HaslerDon and Margaret HatkeMr. Matthew HatowayMs. Elizabeth HausserMrs. Becky HayesMr. and Mrs. Philip HayesMr. Bruce HaynesEarl and Betty HaywoodGerald HebertMr. Robert HeflinMr. and Mrs. Jon HeilmanPat HeilmanMr. Robert HelfinMr. and Mrs. Jim HelgasonMr. and Mrs. David G. HellerMr. Trent HellerMs. Teresa HeltonMr. and Mrs. Larry HembreeMs. Jesse HendersonGina Glenn HendricksMr. Daniel M. HeneghanMrs. Josie A. HennekeMr. Tyler Henrichs and Ms. Emy

LewisMr. and Mrs. William HenrichsGerry and Jerry HenryMr. Josh HensleyMs. Jacqueline HernandezDr. and Mrs. Charles HershbergerDr. Eric and Katie HeskettMr. and Mrs. Scott HiattMs. Mary B. HigginsMrs. Lori HightMr. Chris HilbishMr. David Hill and Ms. Paula JarrettMs. Kathryn HillMs. Diane L. HindsMrs. Carli HintonWalt and Cindy HiottMs. Katrina HobbsDonald and Marcy HoffmanMrs. Jennifer R. HoffmanMr. and Mrs. Larry HoldenMr. and Mrs. Fred HolderMr. and Mrs. Jim HolderMrs. Marsha HollandMr. Bryan HollenbaughMs. Sandra L. HollidayMr. Daniel L. HollyMs. Denise HolmesMrs. Lin HolmesMichael & Nancy HolzhausenHome News Enterprises, L.L.C.Hoosier Glass Co. Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Dennis M. HooverHope Rebekah Lodge No. 114Mr. and Mrs. Henry HopkinsMr. and Mrs. Floyd A. HoppesMr. and Mrs. Ryan A. HornadayMr. and Mrs. Roby HottMs. Barbara B. HowardMonte and Jean HowellMr. and Mrs. Fred HubertMr. Charles M. HullDr. and Mrs. Meredith T. HullMs. Sue HullJeff and Karen HummelGary and Marcia HuntMs. Barbara HurleyMs. Debbie HurstMs. Lisa HyattIn Home Health Care, Inc.Indiana Grantmakers AllianceMs. Amy IngleMr. and Mrs. Carl IngleMr. Jeff InskeepInsurance Professionals, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas I. IrbeMr. Christopher L. IsomMr. Dan IversMs. Maureen JacksonMrs. Tami JacksonMr. and Mrs. Shirley JacobiMs. Marlys JacobyTheresa JakseticJanis and Anne JanelsinsMr. and Mrs. Gunars JanelsinsMrs. Leah JanesMs. Lynne JannottiMr. and Mrs. Harold JarrettMr. and Mrs. John D. Jarrett Sr.Rev. and Mrs. Russel JarvisMr. and Mrs. Robert JenningsMr. and Mrs. Ronald R. JenningsJensen’s PawnsMr. and Mrs. Arthur JensenLynn and Rachel JewellMr. and Mrs. Terry L. JilgJMC Technology GroupAnthony and Pamela JohnsonMs. Brenda JohnsonMr. Donal R. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. JohnsonMs. Laura JohnsonMs. Mary F. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. R. Duane JohnsonMs. E. Lou JonesMr. and Mrs. Jay A. JonesMrs. Judy C. JonesMs. Kimberly JonesMs. Marjorie JonesMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. JonesDr. and Mrs. Charles E. JordanMr. and Mrs. Tom JouppiMs. Shannon JumpDr. Todd M. KaminskiMr. and Mrs. Patrick KauchakDr. and Mrs. Bobby KeenMs. Cathleen KeetonMr. and Mrs. Brian KehrtKeihin IPT Mfg., LLCLt.C. (Ret) and Mrs. Henry J. KeirseyJesse KelijoMr. and Mrs. Rick KellerMr. and Mrs. Roger KellerMs. Jennifer KelleyMrs. Sarah E. KelleyMr. and Mrs. Richard KellyMs. Rhonda KelsayKemper CPA Group, LLPMs. Bonnie KennellyKidsPlay, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas K. KileMrs. Phyllis J. KingenMs. Sharon A. KingenMr. Brian and Dr. Stephanie

Kinnaman Mr. and Mrs. Richard KinseyMs. Barb KiphartMr and Mrs. Tom KirbyMr. Troy KirkDr. and Mrs. Brian KirkwoodMs. Lillian Kissel

Mr. and Mrs. C. Scott KleineMr. and Mrs. Duane A. KnechtMr. and Mrs. Nicholas KohneMr. and Mrs. Pat KohneMs. Joan Konzelman and Ms.

Dianna HoffmanMr. Kevin and Dr. Monica KowaleskiBob and Beth KreegerMr. Michael KubekPat KuhnsMs. Barbara KyserMr. John LaBoreMr. and Mrs. Dick LairdMr. and Mrs. Jim LandesMr. and Mrs. John LantripBertie LappeMr. Matthew LaytonLeadership Hancock CountyMrs. Barbara LearyMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. LearyMrs. Karen L. LeeMs. Kathryn LeeLegacy 9 CinemasMr. and Mrs. Paul W. LeganMs. Cheryl LenserMrs. Susan LeonardMs. Donna LettMr. and Mrs. Elden LewisLilac Literary ClubLilly Endowment, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Paul LillybladeMr. and Mrs. L. E. LinvilleMrs. Retta M. LivengoodMr. and Mrs. David LivingstonGary and Kathy LockeMr. and Mrs. William LodwickMs. Joann LoftusJohn and Gloria LongMs. Melissa Ann LongworthMs. Samantha LongworthMs. Sara LongworthMr. and Mrs. Terry L. LongworthMrs. Deby LowLutheran Service ClubMr. and Mrs. Paul R. LutzMs. Jane M. LyonMs. Jill LyonMs. Joanna LyonsMr. and Mrs. J.M MakelaMammoth Promotions LLCMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. MannMs. Margie MarcumDoug and Jan MarkhamMr. and Mrs. Gene MaroskaMrs. Dortha MarshMs. Wanita MarshallMartin DentistryMrs. Jill MartinMr. Kevin MartinMr. and Mrs. Larry MartinMr. and Mrs. John C. MascoeRobbie MassingaleDr. and Mrs. Tats MatsuokaTeri MatsuokaMr. and Mrs. Jim MatthewsMr. and Mrs. J. A. MattickMr. and Mrs. John MattinglyMr. and Mrs. Kenny MattoxVickie M. MattoxMs. Carole MaynardMr. Bill McAfeeMr. and Mrs. Larry McBrideMr. and Mrs. Tony McBrideMr. and Mrs. Dave McCaffertyLori and Celeste McCarterMs. Nancy McClainMrs. Eileen McClarnonMr. Jeffrey D. McClarnonMr. and Mrs. Kelly J. McClarnonMr. and Mrs. Patric McClarnonMcCleerey’s Sporting GoodsMr. and Mrs. Thomas McClellandMs. Mary Jo McConnellMcCord Insurance AgencyMr. and Mrs. Philip McCordMr. Scott McCordMs. Cynthia McCormackMrs. Carolyn J. McCrackenMs. Beth A. McCullyMcDonald’s CorporationMcDonald’s Happy TrailsMr. and Mrs. Robert McEvoyMr. and Mrs. Rand McFarlandMrs. Leola F. McGinnisMs. Helga E. McGrealMs. Margaret McKeeKathy McKeenMs. Sharon McKilliginMs. Elizabeth McKinleyBrian and Julie McKinneyMr. and Mrs. William L. McKinneyMs. Tammy McKnightMs. Cynthia McKoyMs. Jane McMullenMs. Ellen McNeilMr. Jeffrey A. MeadDavid and Marsha MeckelMrs. Jeanne Tracy MeddockMr. Richard MeidellMr. and Mrs. John MeiserKen and Kathy MenserMrs. Donna MerlauMr. and Mrs. Leonard C. MeyerMike and Libby ManshipMs. Christa MikelMiller’s Jewelry, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Bernie MillerMr. and Mrs. Bill MillerMr. David F. MillerMr. James W. MillerMr. and Mrs. Michael A. MillerMr. and Mrs. P. Jon MillerMr. and Mrs. Pearson L. MillerMr. and Mrs. Phil MillerDrs. Scott R. and Kelly MillerMr. and Mrs. Tom MillerMs. Yolanda A. MillerMs. Peggy MillsKevin Minnick and Lee Ellen KnightMs. Kelley MiresMohawk United Methodist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Ronnie MohrMrs. Florence A. MolinderMr. and Mrs. John MoranMr. and Mrs. Paul MoranMr. and Mrs. Gregg MorelockMs. Nancy MorganMr. and Mrs. Rob MorganMr. and Mrs. Edward J. MorganMs. Melody MorrisMorristown ManorMr. and Mrs. Douglas MorseMs. Beth MossSteve and Susie MoungerMr. and Mrs. Uberto and Helen

MouserMr. Doug E. MouzinMt. Lebanon UMCMt. Vernon Education FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brian D. MuckerheideMs. Faye MueggeMr. and Mrs. Kirk MueggeMrs. Linda MueggeMs. Judith Mulligan

Mr. Bruce E. MundenMr. and Mrs. Donnie MundenMrs. Reba MundenMr. and Mrs. Colin MurphyMr. Bill Musick and Mrs. C. Ann

BeardMr. Marvin B. MusickEinstein’s PalsMs. Jessica MuthigMrs. Lois C. MyerholtzMr. Donald L. Myers and Ms.

Starlena SanfordThe National Bank of IndianapolisMs. Julie NealMr. Gregory and Dr. Patsy NeedhamAaron and Alicia NelsonMr. and Mrs. Robert NelsonNew Life Christian FellowshipNew Palestine Veterinary Clinic, P.C.Ms. Linda NewkirkMs. Mary Joyce NewmanMs. Dee Ann NicholsonMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. NichterMs. Judy NickellMs. Nancy NickelsMs. Charlyn NighNine Star CommunicationsNine Star ConnectSheldon NoehreJay and Lynn NoelMs. Jennifer NowellMr. and Mrs. Terry N. NullMr. and Mrs. Jeff O’BrienMs. May O’BrienMr. and Mrs. David R. O’DonnellMs. Mae OlsonMr. and Ms. Harold (Bud) OoleyMr. David OpelMr. and Mrs. Donald W. OrtelMrs. Ann OsborneChris and Dianne OsborneMr. and Mrs. Herschel R. OstingMr. Anthony OstleMs. Donna OwenMr. and Mrs. John OwenMs. Brooke PalmerMr. Steve PappasMs. Betty ParishPark Chapel Christian ChurchMr. and Mrs. Neil ParkeMr. Joe ParkerMr. and Mrs. Richard ParkerDavid and Janice PascoMr. and Mrs. Richard J. PascoMs. April PatrickMr. and Mrs. Joe PaxtonMr. and Mrs. William H. PaxtonBuck and Gwen PeacockMs. Gloma PenceMr. and Mrs. Mitch PendlumMs. Laura PerniceMr. Mike PershingJim and Jan PetersMr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Jerry PettyMr. Aaron PfaffMr. and Mrs. David B. PfaffMr. and Mrs. Tim PfahlMr. and Mrs. Michael PfeifferGerald and Lue Ann PharesMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. PharesMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. PharesMr. George PhillipsMr. and Mrs. Michael PhillipyPhoenix Associates of Hancock

County, LLCMr. and Mrs. Pete PiazzMs. Sandra PickardMrs. Nancy PierceMr. and Mrs. Mark PiercyMs. Christa PikeMs. Jeanne PlummerPNCRaymond and Becky PohlandMs. Lois PoirierMr. and Mrs. Donald L. PolstonMr. and Mrs. David N. PoncarGordy PopeMr. and Mrs. Alva L. PorterMr. and Mrs. Dennis PorterPost Road Family DentistryMr. and Mrs. Fred PowersMr. and Mrs. Dave PresserMr. Ernest PresserMrs. Barbara PriceMr. J. Mike PriestLTC John A. PrioreJim and Paula PritchardPritzke & DavisMr. and Mrs. Ron PritzkeMr. and Mrs. Gary PupursMrs. Vickie RamseyMr. and Mrs. Michael RappMr. and Mrs. Vaughn RathbunRE/MAX Realty GroupMr. Roger ReasonMr. and Mrs. William ReddishMr. and Mrs. Michael RederMs. Debi ReedMs. Patty ReedMs. Sandie ReedMs. Nancy L. ReillyMr. and Mrs. Tim RetherfordReynolds Farm EquipmentCarol ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Walt ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. RiceMrs. Lindsay RicheyMr. and Mrs. Stephen RickelMr. and Mrs. Jerry RidenourDorvin and Ruth RihmMr. Philip RihmRiley Festival Assoc., Inc.Riley Park TireMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. RileyMs. Ellen RileyGary & Julie RileyMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. RileyMr. and Mrs. Steven RingerMs. Gina L. RiningerMr. and Mrs. Brian S. RipleyMs. Jennifer RoachMr. and Mrs. James A. RoathMr. and Mrs. Raymond S. RobakMr. and Mrs. Charles R. RobertsMs. Cindy J. RobertsMs. Debbie RobertsMr. Jim RobertsMr. and Mrs. Rick RobertsMr. and Mrs. Thomas RobertsMr. and Mrs. D. Mark RobertsonMr. John C. RobertsonRobinson FamilyMs. Margaret RobinsonMr. Regan RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Gary L. RockMr. and Mrs. Jeffery W. RodockerMr. Jacob RogersMr. and Mrs. Jerry RogersMs. Joey-Ann RogersMs. Samantha RogersCarol RolandDeWayne and Karen RolandMs. Nicole Roland

Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. RomingerMr. Thomas E. RoneyMr. and Mrs. Jon W. RosnerMr. and Mrs. Robert L. RossRotary Club of Greenfield, Inc.Rotary Club of Greenfield - SunriseMr. and Mrs. Doug M. RothMs. Dee RugglesPhil and Sharon RumlerMs. Deborah RummelMr. and Mrs. Brian E. RupleyMs. Dorothy RyanMr. and Mrs. Joseph RyanDr. and Mrs. Tim RyanMr. Josh S. SadlonKurt and Lisa SadlonMr. Robert SanbornMr. Andrew SaundersMr. and Mrs. Joe SchneckerMr. Robert E. SchulerMr. and Mrs. Tim J. SchultzMs. Julie SchuylerMr. and Mrs. George F. ScottMrs. Jill M. ScottMr. and Mrs. John R. ScottMr. and Mrs. Kenneth SedanDavid SeeversMr. and Mrs. Harold SeibMr. and Mrs. Chris SeifertMs. Sharon S. SeitzMr. and Mrs. Thomas N. SengMr. John SengerSertoma Club of GreenfieldMs. Holly SettlesMr. and Mrs. Dave SevierMs. Candace SextonMs. Gloria J. ShamblinMs. Etta ShawMr. and Mrs. Gerald L. ShawMr. and Mrs. John R. ShawMs. Mary Etta ShawMs. Mary Jo ShawMs. Reatha ShawJim and Glenna ShelbyMs. Marilyn SheltonMr. and Mrs. George ShermanMr. and Mrs. William SherwoodMr. Phillip ShewardMs. Rebecca ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Jim ShouflerNatalie ShryockThomas R. and Nancy L. ShryockMr. Robert ShulerMs. Janice ShwesMr. and Mrs. Howard SibleyMr. and Mrs. James SiefertMr. and Mrs. William SiewertMs. Kelli SilcoxMs. Courtney SilverthornThe Sipes FamilyMs. Ellen Sisk and Mr. Tim BlairMr. Craig SissonMr. and Mrs. Edward D. Siurek JrMr. and Mrs. Jon SlaughterMs. Marsha S. SloanMs. Patricia M. SloanMr. Mike SloneDr. and Mrs. James SmartMr. and Mrs. Gary SmiddyMr. and Mrs. Randy SmileySmith ImplementsMs. April SmithMr. Brent V. SmithMr. Bruce D. SmithMrs. Elsie M. SmithMr. and Mrs. Gary SmithGeorge and Bobby SmithGerald and Deborah SmithJoe and Vicki SmithMs. Liberty SmithMs. Mary E. SmithRex and Charlene SmithSteve and Barbara SmithSteve and Jane SmithMs. Suzanne SmithMs. Catherine B. SmockMs. Judy SmollMs. Audrey SmootMr. and Mrs. Mark SmootMr. and Mrs. Greg SnarrMr. and Mrs. Ronald SnowMr. and Mrs. Terry K. SnowDr. Donald Snyder & Reproductive

Health and Family PlanningMrs. Jill SnyderMr. and Mrs. Michael SombkeMiss Joanna A. SomersMr. and Mrs. Stephen T.

SommerrockMs. Christine SoutherSouthern Hancock Education

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Steve SpanglerMr. and Mrs. Phil SparksDr. and Mrs. Thomas C. SparksSpecial Clovers 4-H ClubSpeedy FamilyMr. and Mrs. Dennis SpegalMr. David A. SpencerMs. Thelma Storm SpencerMs. Beckie SponcilSpringhurst Health CampusSprinkle CPA, LLCSt. James Lutheran ChurchSt. Michael’s Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s Anglican ChurchMr. and Mrs. Todd StairMs. Theresa StanfieldStanley Black & DeckerMr. and Mrs. Charles StanleyMs. Linda StatenMr. and Mrs. Peter StawickMs. Elaine SteeleMs. Lois SteeleMs. Louise StegermanMs. Sandy K. StephensMs. Marcia StephensonMr. & Mrs. Tom StevensStillinger Funeral Home, Inc.Mr. Tim StineMr. and Mrs. Ted A. StoneMrs. Joy StouderDan L. Strahl, Attorneys at LawMr. William J. StrangeStrike Force LanesStringtown Church of the NazareneMrs. Rachel StrongMs. Rebecca StudebakerMr. and Mrs. Larry L. SullivanMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. SurburgJuanita and Kenny SwallersRalph & Sue SweetMr. and Mrs. Jim SweezyCarl and Judy SwiftMr. and Mrs. Joe SwindellMrs. Shannon SwindellSzydlo’s Pal d/b/a McDonald’sMr. Ed SzymanskiMs. Patricia TaberMr. John TalbottMr. Brian TannerDr. and Mrs. Robert TarverDr. and Mrs. O. Reed TarwaterMr. Charles R. Taylor

Ms. Joyce A. TaylorMs. Amber ThagerMrs. Saundra TheobaldMr. and Mrs. Robert ThielMr. and Mrs. Tom ThigpenMr. and Mrs. Darrell ThomasMs. Caryn ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Lyman ThompsonRichard and Debra ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Orville ThorsteinsonMs. Nancy TibbettMr. Doug TirmensteinMr. Gerald TitusTLH Technology SolutionsDr. and Mrs. Ronald S. TorokMr. and Mrs. Larry TorrenceTown of CumberlandMs. Barb TracyMs. Mary Lou TreesTri Kappa Upsilon ChapterTri-Kappa Beta ChapterMr. Derek TrimmerTrinity Park UMCDr. and Mrs. William E. Trout IIIJoanne and Larry TroutnerMrs. Brenda TroyBob and Sue TrueMr. and Mrs. Jon C. Trusty Jr.Ms. Kathryn M. TuckerMr. Richard TuckerMs. Kelli TungateMr. Mike TurbergMr. and Mrs. Andrew TurnerMr. and Mrs. Darren TurnerMr. and Mrs. Donald W. TurnerMs. Allison TusingU & I Extension HomemakersMr. and Mrs. Dennis UlreyUnited Presbyterian MenUPS Store/Doug & Julia GardMr. and Mrs. John L. VahleMr. and Mrs. Jack VailMr. Kyle VailMs. Lauren VailMr. and Mrs. Mark VailMr. and Mrs. Steve C. VailMs. Maureen VallerMs. Irene Van KirkMr. and Mrs. E. R. Van ScyocEd and Sally VeenhuizenJan ViehwegVineyard Community Church, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Radar L. VirtMr. and Mrs. Troy R. VirtMs. Helen VittKris VollrathMr. Daniel VonderwellMs. Jennifer VonderwellMrs. Kim VoorhisMr. Steven VossMr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Wade Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. WaittSarah WalgenbachMs. June WalkerMs. Mary Ann WalkerMr. and Mrs. Randy WalkerMs. Suzanne WalkerMr. and Mrs. Roger WallaceWalMart #1141Dr. and Mrs. Richard WalzMs. Elizabeth WardMs. Linda D. WardMr. and Mrs. Tommie W. WardMr. Rick Ware and Ms. Joyce

BergfieldWaters Edge Baptist ChurchMr. Kevin WatkinsDr. and Mrs. Lee WatkinsMr. and Mrs. Ken WatsonRon, Kristie, and Allie WatsonMr. Tony WatsonMr. Jon WattersMs. Virginia B. WaymireMs. Barbara Kay WeanDr. Lorraine WeanMs. Janet L. WeaverMr. and Mrs. Charles WeberMs. Ella WeckerlyMs. Barbara A. WeilhamerMr. William WeldonMrs. Jacqulyn WellenreiterJohn and Diana WellsMs. Melanie S. WellsMr. and Mrs. Raymond WellsMs. Dian WestDr. and Mrs. Donald WeymouthMr. and Mrs. J. Brandon WhalenMr. and Mrs. Steven WherryMrs. Tami WhiteMs. Erika WhittingtonMr. and Mrs. Christopher J. WickardMr. David WickardMr. and Mrs. Jay WickliffMr. Norman WikaMr. and Mrs. Russell WileyMs. Cheryl WilfongWilkerson Dance StudioWilkinson Insurance Agency, LLCMr. and Mrs. William WillardWilliams, Cone and BillingsMr. and Mrs. Craig WilliamsMs. Myra WilliamsDavid and Jean WillisWillow Branch United Methodist

ChurchMrs. Annabelle WilsonMs. Brooke WilsonMr. Dennis WilsonMr. James F. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Roy WilsonMr. and Mrs. Stan WineWinters CPA GroupMr. David WithrowMrs. Jana WitteMs. Myra WitteMs. Roberta WoesteMs. Lois WojtasWolf Law FirmMs. Andrea R. WolfMs. Sarah WolfMs. Dorcas A. WolfeBrenda Wolski and Michelle BassoMs. April WoodRev. and Mrs. David WoodsMr. and Mrs. Joe R. WoodwardEdie and Larry WoodworthMr. J. Scott WooldridgeWalter WorlandMr. and Mrs. Robert WortmanMr. and Mrs. William WrchotaMarty WrightMr. and Mrs. Tim J. WrigleyMs. Jean WuerchMr. Dave WuestefeldYe Olde Head ShoppeYounce Insurance AgencyMr. and Mrs. John W. YoungMr. Ray YoungMr. and Mrs. David A. YoungbloodMs. Hollie ZehnderMr. Dennis ZeyenMs. Rhonda ZimmerMr. Bruce ZimmermanJohn and Linda Zimmermann

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Finance Officer

Chris McQueeney

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Susan NichterCenter

The Community Foundation Staff

Mary GibblePresident

Alyse VailProgram Officer

Michelle LeonardMarketing &

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Kari SiskAdministrative

Associate

Sandra H. MillerCenter

Ann VailCenter

Bill WeldonGreen

David DellaccaBlue River

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The Community Foundation Board of Directors

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Fred PowersSecretary

Brandywine

P. Jon MillerTreasurer

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Bob BogigianCenter

Michael BurrowBrandywine

Tim ClarkCenter

Josh DaughertySugar Creek

Jim GriegSugar Creek

Pam HayesJackson

Debi HillBrandywine

Stephanie White-Longworth

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Florence MayVernon

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