Congratulations to the Noble County Historical Society for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in September of 1993, the organization received a $1,000 grant to help replace the heating system in the old jail museum.

Margaret Ott was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

NCCF Executive Director Linda Speakman-Yerick delivered the grant award.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the Noble County Historical Society for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to Big Brothers/Big Sisters for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in December of 1993, the organization received a $1,360 grant to provide for new computer equipment for their office.

Ashley Robertson (pictured right), who serves with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Board Member Jolene Durham (left) delivered the grant award.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks Big Brothers/Big Sisters for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to the Kendallville Day Care Center for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in December of 1992, the organization received a $2,000 grant for scholarships for students that need financial aid.

Cheryl Dranks, the executive director of the Day Care Center, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Also pictured in the photo are Day Care Center Board Member Heidi Ramer (far right) and Hairy Milton.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the the Kendallville Day Care Center for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to the Noble County Extension Homemakers for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in September of 1993, the organization received a $997.82  grant to purchase supplies for the kitchen in the Noble County Office Complex South.

Janeen Longfellow, Extension educator, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the Noble County Extension Homemakers for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.