2025 Annual Report
A Message from the Executive Director
Looking back on this past year, I am truly inspired by the dedication that shapes our community. The Community Foundation of Pulaski County is here because of your generosity, your trust, and your belief that we can accomplish more together than we ever could alone.
In 2025, we kept moving forward with the goals in our strategic plan. The Pulaski County Early Learning Network gained meaningful momentum this year, deepening partnerships among early childhood providers, educators, and families to support the care and learning our youngest community members need. We are committed to this work for the long haul, knowing that what we start now will benefit future generations.
This year also marked an exciting milestone in community engagement with the inaugural Pulaski County Chautauqua. With the help of the IU Center for Rural Engagement, we revived this cherished American tradition and brought together nonprofit leaders, volunteers, community and faith leaders, and public servants for a day of learning, conversation, and collaboration. The energy in the room showed just how much we can achieve when our community comes together with open minds and a shared goal.
The listening sessions we completed in 2024 have continued to shape our direction in powerful ways. We do more than just hear the voices of our neighbors, nonprofit partners, and community leaders; your input shapes every grant, partnership, and decision we make. We remain deeply committed to ensuring that our work is guided by the real needs of the people we serve.
Thanks to your extraordinary generosity over the past 28 years, the Foundation’s endowment has grown from less than $800,000 in 1997 to almost $20 million today. Every gift of time, talent, and treasure shows what we can do when we work together. We are honored to manage these assets with care and intention, so that their impact will be felt not just this year, but for decades to come.
As we look ahead, I am filled with optimism. The challenges before us are real, but so is the strength of this community. With your continued support, the Community Foundation will remain a collaborator, catalyst, and champion of lasting change here in Pulaski County.
Thank you for being part of that story.
With Gratitude,
Board of Directors
Kaye Beall, President
Jill Kasten, Vice President
Kurt Dickey, Treasurer
Vicki Overmyer, Secretary
Christi Beavers
Pam Burger
Brandy Goble
Karen Jones
Bill Peppers
Shane Pilarski
John Sass
Joey Schlatter
Christian Smith
Megan Wegner
Peter Zahrt
Staff
Leeann Wright, Executive Director
Kim Krause, Office Manager/
Scholarship Program Manager
Heidi Wright, Director of Programs
Stacia Conrad, Early Learning
Coalition Coordinator
Anne Scott, Community
Engagement Specialist
Community Foundation
Committees
Finance
Gregg Malott
Lynn Wilder
Kelsie Zellers
Governance
Morgan Federer
Resource Development
Diana Day
Nikki Earp
Grants
Abby Dickey
Kim Marlatt
Jennifer Mellon
Don Street
Lilly Endowment
Community Scholarship
Al Breyfogle
Ron Kruger
Michael Rose
Scholarships
Winamac Community High School
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Destini Gould | Ernest D Armstrong III Memorial Scholarship | Grace College |
| Kaden Burns | Paul Baker Memorial Scholarship | Indiana Wesleyan University |
| Allyson Campbell & Kaelyn O'Connor | Alberta J Barnhouse Memorial Teacher Scholarship | University of Southern Indiana/Indiana University |
| Chase Keller | Marjorie Barr Thompson Education Scholarship | Indiana University Indianapolis |
| Maggie Smith | Bowden Family Student Athlete Scholarship | University of Southern Indiana |
| Brendan Hines | Linda L Keys Braun Memorial Scholarship | Indiana University |
| Kamryn Huddleston & Brent Boardman | Katherine L Brown Scholarship | Purdue University/Purdue University Northwest |
| Kadence Hoover & Mershai Loehmer | Thomas E. and Ola M. Carneal Scholarship | Indiana University Kokomo/Indiana University |
| Brendan Hines & Linzy Walters | Marshall and Lola Carper Scholarship | Indiana University/University of South Carolina |
| Dylan Guilford | Don Chapman Creative Writing Memorial Scholarship | Purdue University Northwest |
| Kamryn Huddleston | Conn Family Scholarship | Purdue University |
| Westin Kelsey | Franklin and Evelyn Fechner Scholarship | Purdue University |
| Brent Boardman | John M. and Marjean Fritz Memorial Scholarship | Purdue University Northwest |
| Max Keller & Jeff Richwine | Future Builders Scholarship | Ivy Tech Community College Valparaiso |
| Anthony Huizar & Vinny Chambers | Galbreath Scholarship | Purdue University/Purdue University |
| Allyson Campbell | Alexandra "Ali" Gibson Memorial Scholarship | University of Southern Indiana |
| Claire Goodman | Giving Back Scholarship | Purdue University |
| Kaelyn O'Connor | Bob Goble Memorial Scholarship | Indiana University |
| Sierra Haschel | William O. "Billy" Goble Memorial Scholarship | Valparaiso University |
| Mershai Loehmer | Don O. and Mary M. Good Memorial Scholarship | Indiana University |
| Mershai Loehmer | Agnes Hartman Scholarship | Indiana University |
| Dylan Guilford | Tom Hoover Memorial Scholarship | Purdue University Northwest |
| Claire Goodman & Dylan Guilford | Ralph E. and Sarah M. Horner Scholarship | Purdue University/Purdue University Northwest |
| David Peter & Tyler Vietti | John C. Keller Ag. Scholarship | Purdue University/Purdue University |
| Lauren Fredel & Kadence Hoover | Everett & Ethel Knebel Scholarship | Indiana University Kokomo/Indiana University Kokomo |
| Dylan Guilford | Roland and Nancy Lowry Memorial Scholarship | Purdue University Northwest |
| Brent Boardman & Kadence Hoover | Pulaski County Farm Bureau Scholarship | Purdue University Northwest/Indiana University Kokomo |
| Mershai Loehmer | Pulaski County Sheriff's Office Scholarship | Indiana University |
| John Malchow | Francis and Gertrude Rausch Agricultural Scholarship | Ball State University |
| Allyson Campbell | Judge Jack Richert Memorial Scholarship | University of Southern Indiana |
| Bianca Huizar | Earl D. Roudebush Memorial Scholarship | Holy Cross College at Notre Dame |
| Westin Kelsey & John Malchow | Senn Family Scholarship | Purdue University/Ball State University |
| Emily Weaver | Albert Lee Weaver Memorial Scholarship | Indiana University |
| Kamryn Huddleston | Winamac Conservation Club Scholarship | Purdue University |
| Sierra Haschel | Winamac Rotary Club Scholarship | Valparaiso University |
West Central High School
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Conner Bunger & Drake Fritz | Galbreath Scholarship | IUPUI/Purdue University |
| Nathan Thompson | Francis and Gertrude Rausch Agricultural Scholarship | Purdue University |
Culver Community High School
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Adrian Schouten | Ralph E. Winters Scholarship | Purdue University |
Caston High School
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Cora Burns & Annie Harsh | John C Keller Ag Scholarship | Wilmington College/Purdue University |
North Judson – San Pierre High School
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Teagen Hampton | Irene Frees Teaching Scholarship Award | Purdue University |
| Virginia Chambers | Emil Smolek Scholarship | Valparaiso University |
Non-Traditional Scholarships
| Awardee Name | Scholarship Name | College Attending |
|---|---|---|
| Kelsey Conner | K. Stuart Gast Scholarship | Herron School of Art & Design |
| Natalie Kennedy, Kelly Sass & Katie Surma | Pulaski County Back Home Again Scholarship | Grand Canyon University/Indiana University Kokomo/University of Phoenix |
| Emily Vigar | Gary M. Schnapf Memorial 4-H Scholarship | Fort Hays State University |
Grants & Scholarships
Total Grants: $454,849
Total Scholarships: $137,300
Grand Total: $592,149
Giving by Category
- Education: $208,934 (45.8%)
- Scholarships: $137,300 (30.1%)
- Arts & Culture: $70,709 (15.5%)
- Religion: $41,557 (9.1%)
- Health & Wellness: $41,214 (9.0%)
- Community & Economic Development: $39,428 (8.6%)
- Human Services: $18,558 (4.1%)
- Sports & Recreation: $16,452 (3.6%)
- Environment & Animal Welfare: $12,998 (2.9%)
- Public Safety: $5,000 (1.1%)
Arts & Culture
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- Pulaski County Historical Society — $5,000
- West Central Educational Foundation — $1,500
- West Central Music Boosters — $2,145
Emil Smolek Endowment
- WHME-TV — $7,659
- WNIT — $7,659
- WTTW — $7,659
- WYIN — $7,659
Galbreath Fund
- Pulaski County Historical Society — $31,077
Medaryville Community Fund
- Town of Medaryville — $350
Community & Economic Development
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- Main Street Winamac — $500
- Pulaski County Farmers Market — $500
James A. Freeman Memorial Christmas Fund
- Winamac Kiwanis Club — $1,479
Monterey Community Fund
- Monterey Citizens — $750
- Monterey Citizens — $450
Star City Community Fund
- Star City Community — $2,013
Uptown Project Endowment – Agency Fund
- The Uptown Project — $512
Uptown Project Endowment – Individuals
- The Uptown Project — $2,717
Winamac Community Fireworks Fund
- Town of Winamac — $3,100
Winamac Kiwanis Fund
- Winamac Kiwanis Club — $534
Winamac Fund
- Town of Winamac — $25,938
Winamac Splash Pad Fund
- Town of Winamac — $609
Winamac Tree Committee Fund
- Town of Winamac — $326
Education
Board of Directors Fund
- First Things First Porter County — $250
- Scouts BSA Troop #229 (Boys) — $200
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- Eastern Pulaski School Corporation — $10,000
- Francesville’s Caterpillar Corner — $20,000
- Guidance Nursery School — $6,700
- Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana, Pulaski County — $500
- Scouts BSA Troop #229 (Boys) — $1,500
- West Central Elementary Parent Teacher Council (PTC) — $5,400
- Winamac Early Learning Academy — $10,000
Financial Literacy Fund
- Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana, Pulaski County — $2,500
Francesville Community Early Learning Center
- Francesville’s Caterpillar Corner — $20,000
- Francesville’s Caterpillar Corner — $10,000
GIFT IX – Community Support Grants
- Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northern Indiana Corridor — $25,000
Guidance Nursery School Fund
- Guidance Nursery School — $419
Jim Dobson Memorial Fund
- Eastern Pulaski School Corporation — $1,098
- West Central School Corporation — $1,098
“Kids Are Our Future” Klitzman Family Fund
- Winamac Community High School — $194
Mary Powers Extension Education Fund
- Purdue University (Pulaski County Extension Office) — $1,830
PACE Endowment Fund
- Pulaski Alliance for Community Education (PACE) — $58,640
Pulaski County Early Learning Network Fund
- First Things First Porter County — $250
- Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana, Pulaski County — $2,500
Pulaski County Library Fund – Agency
- Pulaski County Library — $23,066
Pulaski County Library Fund – Individuals
- Pulaski County Library — $157
The Marjorie Prendergast Keller and Clement V. Keller Sr. 4-H Fund
- Pulaski County 4-H Council — $100
- Purdue University (Pulaski County Extension Office) — $591
- Tippecanoe Industrious 4-H Club — $100
West Central School Education Foundation Fund
- West Central Educational Foundation — $2,091
William R. and Patricia J. Roth “We Care” Fund
- Eastern Pulaski School Corporation — $3,750
- Pulaski County Public Library Foundation — $1,000
Environment & Animal Welfare
Allen & Mary Ann Finke Faith Fund
- Pulaski Animal Center — $380
Arrowhead Country Resource Conservation & Development Area, Inc.
- Arrow Head Country RC&D — $2,293
Pulaski Animal Center Endowment – Agency
- Pulaski Animal Center — $1,112
Pulaski Animal Center Endowment – Individuals
- Pulaski Animal Center — $3,532
Stout Humane Society Fund
- Pulaski Animal Center — $2,686
- Starke County Humane Society — $895
The Marjorie Prendergast Keller and Clement V. Keller Sr. 4-H Fund
- Pulaski County Paw Prints Dog Club — $100
William R. and Patricia J. Roth “We Care” Fund
- Hoots to Howls Wildlife Rehab, Inc. — $2,000
Health & Wellness
Allen & Mary Ann Finke Faith Fund
- Heifer International — $1,000
- Samaritan’s Purse — $1,000
- St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital — $1,000
Birthright of Rensselaer Endowment Fund
- Birthright of Rensselaer — $2,416
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- Pulaski Memorial Hospital — $10,000
Donald & Thelma Crise Fund
- Pulaski Health Foundation — $794
Fred C. Russell Memorial Fund
- Pulaski Health Foundation — $1,503
Harold Righter Memorial Endowment
- Pulaski Memorial Hospital — $17,425
Pulaski County Community Health and Wellness Fund
- PMH – Wellness Fund recipient — $378
Pulaski Health Foundation Resident Activities Support Fund
- Pulaski Health Foundation — $698
William R. and Patricia J. Roth “We Care” Fund
- Recovery Cafe of Pulaski County, Inc. — $5,000
Human Services
“Kids Are Our Future” Klitzman Family Fund
- Bethel Bible Church — $350
Board of Directors Fund
- Starke/Pulaski Habitat for Humanity — $500
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- Bethel Bible Church — $4,102
- Pulaski Country Human Services, Inc. — $2,405
Gateway Woods Fund
- Gateway Woods — $2,978
Pulaski County Fund for Persons with Developmental Disabilities
- Peak Community Services, Inc. — $543
Richard W. Thompson Family Fund
- Peak Community Services, Inc. — $1,390
Roland D. Leslin Charitable Trust Fund
- The Salvation Army – Logansport — $2,895
Sherald and Verla Bonnell Family Educational Fund
- Pulaski County Human Services, Inc. — $1,395
William R. and Patricia J. Roth “We Care” Fund
- Emmaus Mission Center — $2,000
Public Safety
Snowball Golf Endowment Fund
- Star City – Van Buren Township Fire Department — $5,000
Religion
Allen & Mary Ann Finke Faith Fund
- The Gideons International — $380
Emil Smolek Endowment
- St. Luke Community Church — $26,807
Fellowship Baptist Church Fund
- Fellowship Baptist Church — $266
First Christian Church of Winamac Endowment Fund
- First Christian Church of Winamac — $2,634
First United Methodist Church of Winamac, Indiana Fund
- First United Methodist Church of Winamac — $2,923
Holy Family Foundation Fund
- Holy Family Foundation for Catholic Education — $900
Roland D. Leslin Charitable Trust Fund
- First Baptist Church — $579
- First Christian Church of Winamac — $579
- First United Methodist Church of Winamac — $579
- St. Luke Lutheran Church — $579
- Winamac Nazarene Church — $579
St. James Salem Community Church Endowment
- St. James Salem Community Church — $1,311
St. Paul Lutheran Church
- St. Paul Lutheran Church — $352
Star City United Methodist Church Endowment Fund
- Star City United Methodist Church — $2,721
Winamac Church of the Nazarene Endowment
- Winamac Nazarene Church — $368
Sports & Recreation
Community Grants Endowment Fund
- West Central Youth League — $14,792
Friends of the Panhandle Pathway Endowment
- Friends of the Panhandle Pathway — $1,660
Grant Glimpses
Winamac Early Learning Academy Summer Tuition Assistance
Pulaski County families know the childcare struggle is real. Indiana’s CCDF voucher waitlist has thousands of families waiting, and local options for affordable, reliable care are limited. This year, CFoPC stepped in with $10,000 in summer tuition assistance at Winamac Early Learning Academy, helping keep classroom doors open for local kids so their parents could keep working. This is part of CFoPC’s multi-year commitment to tackle one of our community’s most pressing needs head-on.
Boy Scouts Troop #229
Scouts BSA Troop #229 hit the road for Boston this year, thanks in part to a $1,500 grant from CFoPC. Exploring American history, building teamwork, and seeing the world beyond Pulaski County are the kinds of experiences that shape the confident, curious young people our community is proud to call its own.
West Central Sensory Toolkits
Every student learns differently, and every student deserves a chance to succeed. The West Central PTA used a CFoPC grant to place sensory toolkits in classrooms. These practical tools help students with sensory processing differences, autism, or anxiety self-regulate so they can stay focused, and every kid in class can stay engaged. When every kid can thrive in the classroom, the whole community wins.
West Central Youth League
The West Central Youth League knows a thing or two about hitting home runs. They have transformed their facilities into something truly special, and we were proud to step up to the plate with grant funding to help upgrade the facilities, including the baseball diamond lights! Now, West Central’s young athletes can keep playing, and this community can keep showing up to cheer them on, long after the sun goes down.
West Central HS Timpani
Every great band needs the right instruments. This year, CFoPC helped make sure West Central High School’s music students had brand-new timpani to support their musical education. Supporting arts education is an investment in the whole child, and Pulaski County’s kids deserve every opportunity to find their voice.
Junior Achievement BizTown
What is it like to run a business, open a bank account, or vote for mayor before you’re even in middle school? West Central elementary students get to find out firsthand through Junior Achievement BizTown, a hands-on program that teaches financial literacy and entrepreneurship. CFoPC is proud to help bring this kind of real-world learning to kids in Pulaski County.
Community Health Worker at Pulaski Memorial Hospital
All too often, the biggest barrier to good health isn’t medical. It’s the everyday challenges people face. This year, the Community Foundation helped fund a community health worker at Pulaski Memorial Hospital. This person connects patients with the services they need, helping local families with housing, transportation, jobs, and access to care, all with personalized, culturally sensitive support. We believe a healthy community is a thriving one, and we want to help make sure everyone has the support they need to be their best.
2025 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship
Corrin Combs, Winamac Community High School
Corrin Combs, a student at Winamac Community High School in Pulaski County, said she is relieved and grateful that—thanks to the continued generosity of Lilly Endowment Inc.—her college dreams are coming more clearly into view.
Combs was one of 17 students from four of the schools serving Pulaski County residents to complete the intensive application. Applicants from Winamac Community, West Central, North-Judson, and Culver Community schools applied for the highly competitive scholarship renowned for producing Lilly Endowment Community Scholars who prioritize community involvement, academic achievement, character, and leadership.
“The Lilly Endowment has been quite generous to our county since their highly competitive scholarship program began in 1998,” said Leeann Wright, Executive Director of the Community Foundation of Pulaski County—which builds resources, engages people, and inspires generosity to enrich lives in Pulaski County, Indiana. “The Lilly Endowment created the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program for the 1997-98 school year. Grant funding since then, in excess of $490 million, has supported more than 5,300 Indiana students who have received scholarships through the program. We are proud of all our applicants and finalists this year, and we’re delighted to present this year’s award to Corrin. She is a fantastic young lady!”
Each Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship provides full tuition, required fees and a special allocation of up to $900 per year for required books and required equipment for four years. The scholarship is for full-time undergraduate students leading to a baccalaureate degree at any eligible Indiana public or private nonprofit college or university. Lilly Endowment Community Scholars may also participate in the Lilly Scholars Network (LSN), which connects both current scholars and alumni with resources and opportunities to be active leaders on their campuses and in their communities. Both the scholarship program and LSN are supported by grants from Lilly Endowment to Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI) and Indiana Humanities.
In determining Pulaski County’s Lilly Endowment Community Scholar nominees, consideration was given to Academics, Community Leadership, and Character and Values by the Community Foundation of Pulaski County’s Scholarship Selection Committee. After the field of applicants was narrowed down, nominees were submitted to ICI, the statewide administrator of the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program, which approves the final selection of scholarship recipients.
Donor Honor Roll
Individuals
Anonymous (11)
Jackie Baker
Robert & Dawn Baker
Lindsay Barts
Mike Bass
Mike & Kaye Beall
Grandchildren of Kaye Beall
Sean & Christi Beavers
Adam & Mandy Bennett
Shannon Berger
Emerald Blankenship
Derek & Shanna Bonnell
Mark & Michelle Bonnell
Jim & Carol Bowden
Larry & Lisa Brady
Joe & Annette Brandt
Al Breyfogle
Ronald & Trish Bucks
Karen Budd
Jack & Pam Burger
Shirley Busch
Buschman Fence
Mick & Rose Capouch
Harriet Chapman
Kimberly Wappel Chatson
Dan & Missy Culp
Larry Cunningham
Jaime Eskridge
Seth Daugherty
Perry & Katie DeGroot
Leigh Denniston
Edith DePoy
Kurt & Abby Dickey
Dan & Virginia Dolezal
Carl & Rusty Federer
Scott & Morgan Federer
Martin & Mary Finley
Patricia Foust
Paul & Sue Fox
Grand & Great Grandchildren
of James A. Freeman
Fred & Sheryl Fritz
Michael Gallenberger
April Gardner
Joe & Cyndi Garnett
Roberta Geyer
Paul & Brenda Gilsinger
Brandy Goble
Cherie Goble
Dean & Linda Good
Ryan & Diane Graham
Gail Gutwein
Harvey & Ellen Gutwein
Samuel & Carrie Gutwein
Katie Hall
Tom & Tammy Halleck Family
Scott & Christi Hankla
Jim & Julie Hanus
Lois Haring
Stephanie Harper
Theodore Hart
Shaun & Corrie Hauptli
Sheila Hazemi
Ronald & Joyce Heater
Douglas Hively
Jason Holliday
Doug & Lenora Hoover
Marilyn Houser
Chris, Sharon, &
Shannon Huber
Gene & Barbara Huber
Jack & Karen Jones
William & Patricia Jones
Susan Jordan
Chris & Kayley Kasten
Doug & Julie Kasten
Clint & Deb Kauff man
Ramey Family
John & Barbara Kleinofen
Bob & Lynne Klitzman
Chuck & Barbara Knarr
Don Knebel
Jenny Knebel
Kim & CJ Krause
Alyssa Kreitl
Kent & Sara Kroft
Kaci Kruger
Ron & Jan Kruger
Krzyzanowski Family
Linda Leasure
William & Erica LeRose
Doug & Lisa Malchow
Sam & Carol Marks
David McGowen
Ronald McIlvain
Chuck Mellon
Arlene Metzger
Dave & Arlene Metzger
Jeff & Tasha Mitchell
Linda Mosher
David & Jean Newman
The Eric Newman Family
Michael & Sherry O’Connor
Tim & Vicki Overmyer
The Owens Family
Bill & Sue Peppers
Jessica Perkins
Adam Pickard
Brian & Shane Pilarski
Cheryl Podell
Courtney & Judy Poor
Paul V. Preckel &
Janet L. Winters
Kimberly Pries
Michael & Donna Putt
Courtney Rausch
James Richert
Halle Richey
Brett Roberts
Chuck & Wendy Rose Family
Peach Roth
Jake & Jenna Ruff
John & Kelly Sass
George & Melinda Scheff er
Joey Schlatter
Jill Simmermaker King
Jordan Simmermaker
Bob & Sherry Simpson
Christian Smith
Daniel Sommers
Stalbaum Pork & Stock Show
Gregory & Karen Stone
Jeremy Stotler
Larry & Janet Stout
Don & Meleita Street
Mike Tiede
Daniel Warkentien
Chris & Megan Wegner
Lynette Wilder
Kathy Wilson
Barbara Winters
Heidi Wright
Leeann & Steven Wright
Donna Wuethrich
Rick Wuethrich
Kevin & Connie Wuethrich
David & Wanda Zahrt
Peter & Niki Zahrt
Carol Zaley
Kasey Zimpfer
Kevin Zupin
Organizations
Alliance Bank
Alliance Bank
Junior Board of Directors
Alliance Consulting
Engineers Inc.
America’s Charities
Ameriprise Financial
Anonymous
Benevity
Bonnell Grain Handling, Inc.
BraunAbility
BraunAbility IT Team
Capital Bank & Trust Company
Captrust Community
Foundation, Inc.
Carroll White REMC
Charities Aid Foundation
America (CAF America)
Complete Electric Inc.
DeMotte State Bank
Doral Renewables LLC
Edward Jones
Estep Burkey Simmons, LLC
Eyedart Creative Studio
Family Express Inc.
Fidelity Charitable
First National Bank
of Monterey
Five Star Plumbing, LLC
Fortitude
Frain Mortuary
FRATCO, Inc.
Fulton County REMC
Gearheart LLC
Good Oil Company Inc.
Harbour Trust Investment
Management Company
Hizer Farms PTR
IHCC #33
Isis Theater
Jennifer Gudas, O.D.
Complete Family Eyecare
Jeta Ag Farms LLC
Kasten Brothers Spraying
Keller Advisory Group
Keller Insurance
Ladybug Laundry LLC
Lazy C Farms, Inc.
Lazy C Trucking, Inc.
Lightstream
Lilly Endowment Inc.
M & R Ag Services
Medaryville Nursery School
Merrill Lynch
Mill Creek Crop Care
Morgan Hill Farms LLC
National Christian
Foundation, Inc.
National Financial
Services LLC
Northern Indiana
Power from the Past
OneAmerica
Financial Foundation
Parkview Haven
Patchwork Pals of 76
Precision Crop Insurance LLC
Pulaski County Abstract Co.
Pulaski County Council
Pulaski County Farm Bureau
Health Department
Pulaski County Care Center
Pulaski Memorial Hospital
Pulaski Post
Pulaski Storage
R.E. 4 Riley, LLC
Reid Roofing Co.
Remington Seeds
Renaissance
Charitable Foundation
Riverwood
Commons Apartments
Rose Acre Farms
Ruff Family Farms
Rural Values LLC
Salem Township Trustee
Sand County Ag
Sons of the American
Legion Post #399 (SAL)
Star City Lions Club
The Conrad Agencies
The Patio Drive In
The Roudebush Company
Tippecanoe Christian Church
Town of Medaryville
TSW Holdings LLC
Tube Fabrication
Industries, Inc.
Vander Haag’s Inc.
Winamac Coil Spring
Winamac Eagles
Winamac Kiwanis Club
Winamac Lions Club
Donor Tribute
In Honor
Anne Dilts
The grandchildren
of James A. Freeman
Paul & Brenda Gilsinger
Jean Hollenberg
Bill Lowry
and Winamac Fish &
Wildlife Areas
Jack Jones
Jan Kruger
Leeann Wright
In Memory
Esther Anderson
Rusty Antrim
Jean Becker
Mary Lou Bonnell
Dorothy Callahan
Merna M. Daily
Mary Delong
Walter & Dorothy Evans
George Fugate
Audrey Fulmer
Roger Haniford
Dr. Charles Heinsen
Paul Hettinger
Gerry Hizer
Carl Holliday
Kash Holliday
Donald Kegarise
Bob Keller
Joe Kestle
Mary Lois Kopkey
Paul Miller
Michele D. Mustakes
Heloise Parker
Bill Peppers, Sr.
Fred Richter
Nancy Rife
Tom Roth
Jeff Ruff
Dean Ruhl
Anthony “Tony”
Gerard Schmicker
Sally A. Schultz
Janet Simmermaker
Carl B. Smith
Richard & Madeline Sommers
Dean Stangland
Leon Ulery
Neva Wank
Ken Weppler
Janice Whybrew
Carolyn Witham
National Standards
Community Foundation of Pulaski County meets National Standards for operational quality, donor service and accountability in the community foundation sector.
The National Standards seal indicates official confirmation from the Council on Foundations that the Community Foundation has met the most rigorous standards in philanthropy. It affirms our commitment to financial security, transparency and accountability.
The National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations Program was established in 2000. The Community Foundation was first confirmed in 2007, and re-confirmed every three years, most recently in 2025.
Indiana Philanthropy Alliance
Community Foundation of Pulaski County is a proud member of the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance, and a Leadership Circle member.
IPA is a community of foundations, companies, and other social investors working together to lead change, increase impact, and improve outcomes for Hoosiers.
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