Congratulations to West Noble High School Music Boosters for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in October of 1992, the school received a $1,000 grant to fund replacement of school band instruments.

Tony Pawlicki, the West Noble High School Band Director, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the West Noble High School Music Boosters for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to the Kendallville Windmill Museum and Historical Soc. for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in September of 1993, the organization received a $2,500 grant to cover the cost of the disassembly, moving and reassembly of a barn given to the society.

John Riemke, Tom Burke, and his wife JoAnne Burke were honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Board President Jarrod Ramer delivered the grant award.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the Kendallville Windmill Museum and Historical Soc. for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to Youth for Christ of Northern Indiana Inc. for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in April of 1992, the organization received a $520 grant to assist with summer a volleyball program involving 100 youth per week.

Mike Stetzel (left) and Christian Jarret (right), the current leaders of the organization, were honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks Youth for Christ of Northern Indiana Inc. for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

Congratulations to Avilla Elementary and Middle School for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in August of 1992, the school received a $500 grant to purchase a popcorn machine that was to be used for incentives for the students as well as be a source of income for special projects.

Dave Pine (right), the principal of the Avilla school, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Board Member Mark Demske delivered the grant award.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks Avilla Elementary and Middle School for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.