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Supporting Grants (Clay, Sullivan, and Vigo counties, Indiana) is sponsored by The Wabash Valley Community Foundation. A $1 million fund aimed at enhancing community well-being in Clay, Sullivan, and Vigo counties, Indiana. The program focuses on mental health, substance use, and homelessness, seeking to establish impactful partnerships with nonprofit organizations and government entities.
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* _Giving & Investing_ Donors and Investors * Why the Community Foundation? * The Medical Heritage Society * Give Online Make a donation now using your credit card with our secure online form. * _Grants & Scholarships_ Nonprofits and Students * Current Status & Timeline * What Makes a Grant Request Successful?
* Other Scholarship Applications * Multiple or Other Counties * Lilly Endowment Community Scholars * 501(c)(3) Determination Letter 200 South 8th Street Terre Haute, IN 47807Directions **Phone:** (812) 232-2234 * Give Online Make a donation now using your credit card with our secure online form.
The Community Foundation’s grant process takes advantage of one of the greatest strengths of this three-county partnership – the use of local volunteer leadership to determine the organizations and agencies to be funded within each county. Current Status & Timeline The Wabash Valley Community Foundation has determined broad priorities for awarding its grant funds. Each county has its own individual review process and deadlines.
Grant requests ranging from$2,000 to$25,000 For an organization with a proven track record, a one-time grant of up to $5,000 is available for organizations in Clay, Sullivan or Vigo counties **Terre Haute Day Nursery** Funding in support of program development and/or equipment.
**Youth Grant Committees** In support of youth-driven, youth-serving projects The Wabash Valley Community Foundation believes that higher education is the key to future success for individuals and our communities. The Community Foundation honors the area’s youth for their academic success and their community involvement through our scholarship awards.
We assist dozens of students each year as they strive to attain their educational goals. Through our application process, students have access to a variety of scholarships.
Sullivan County — Scholarships Clay County — Scholarships Vigo County — Scholarships Multiple County and Other Scholarships 200 South 8th Street Terre Haute, IN 47807 (directions) Phone: 1 (812) 232-2234 232-2234) Toll Free: 1 (877) 232-2230 232-2230) * ## Over $200,000 Awarded in First Education Grants Under New Competitive Grants Process > The Wabash Valley Community Foundation has awarded $200,250 in Education Pillar grants to eight organizations serving Vigo County, marking the first grant cycle completed under the Community Foundation’s newly restructured competitive grant process.
The grants support a wide range of educational initiatives designed to expand learning opportunities, strengthen workforce readiness, improve literacy and provide access […] * ## Over $400,000 Awarded through the “Creating a Better Tomorrow” Initiative > The Wabash Valley Community Foundation awarded five grants totaling $400,379 through its “Creating a Better Tomorrow” initiative, which aims to address issues related to mental health, substance use and/or homelessness in Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties.
Funded by an anonymous donation, this marks the final cycle of a three-year program that has now awarded over […] * ## Fairbanks Couple Establishes Endowment Fund for Sullivan County > Returning to her roots was something that Sullivan native Jennifer Wright Lincoln always knew she wanted to do. She also knew that she wanted to give back to the community that shaped her life and positioned her for success.
In 1990, at the age of 21, the Indiana State University graduate accepted a summer internship […] * ## Community Foundation Awards more than $922,000 in Designated Grants > The Wabash Valley Community Foundation recently distributed grants totaling more than $922,000 to approximately 127 area nonprofit organizations in Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties.
The grants are the annual distribution generated from endowment funds that donors have designated for specific organizations.
Known as designated funds, these endowments were established either by donors or the organization […] * ## Community Foundation to Restructure Vigo County Competitive Grants Process > On the heels of reaching over $100 million in assets, the Wabash Valley Community Foundation has announced plans to restructure its Vigo County competitive grants process.
“This is a significant part of celebrating our growth in assets,” explained Beth Tevlin, President & CEO of the Wabash Valley Community Foundation. “We want to ensure that the […] > Philip Dale Redenbarger was born December 21, 1944, in Brazil, Indiana to Donald and Elizabeth Redenbarger.
He began his education in a one-room brick schoolhouse in Hoosierville and continued at Jackson Township Elementary, Brazil High School, Rose Hulman Institute of Technology and Indiana State University. He held a master’s degree from Indiana State and was […] * ## Robert Dean “Bobby” Dennany, Jr. > Robert Dean “Bobby” Dennany, Jr. was born August 11, 1952, in Long Island, N. Y.
, to Robert Sr. and Gloria (Bedino) Dennany. Bobby graduated from Garfield High School in 1970 and from Indiana State University in 1974 with a bachelor’s degree in industrial arts education. He was a long-time carrier for the Tribune-Star, and worked as […] * ## Chris Charles Koehler > Chris Charles Koehler was born on October 18, 1933, to Herman Carl and Ruth Reid Koehler.
He grew up on his family farm in rural Center Point. Chris was a loyal supporter of the Center Point community where he spent his life working as a fourth-generation farmer. He attended Vinegar Hill Elementary School and graduated […] > Charlotte was born December 23rd, 1936 in Paris, Illinois to Kenneth Edward Taylor and Mary Elizabeth Dugger Taylor.
She was raised in Terre Haute, Indiana. Charlotte was a 1954 Graduate of Garfield High School where she was a cheerleader and a national honor society recipient. She was also involved in speech and oratory state contests.
[…] > Dixie Y. Rudy was born on March 6, 1937, in Albion, Illinois, to Samual Earl Tait and Hazel Etheridge Tait. She graduated from Richmond High School in Richmond, Indiana, in 1956, and went on to build a life defined by love, faith and meaningful connections.
Dixie married Carroll Gene Rudy on December 8, 1981, and […] * Why the Community Foundation? * The Medical Heritage Society * _Grants & Scholarships_ * Current Status & Timeline * What Makes a Grant Request Successful? * Other Scholarship Applications * Multiple or Other Counties * Lilly Endowment Community Scholars * 501(c)(3) Determination Letter
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations and government entities in Clay, Sullivan, and Vigo counties, Indiana. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to US $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Supporting Grants (Clay, Sullivan, and Vigo counties, Indiana) is funded by The Wabash Valley Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Indiana. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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