Community Foundation of Noble County

1st 25 Grants – 13 – Kendallville Windmill Museum and Historical Soc.

December 16, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

21 - Windmill Museum Jarrod Ramer, John Riemke, Tom Burke and his wife

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.

1st 25 Grants – 12 – Saint Mary School

December 15, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

Congratulations to Saint Mary School for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in April of 1992, the school received a $339.81 grant to provide for bus transportation and entrance into McMillen Health Center in Fort Wayne.

Jane Sandor, the current Saint Mary School principal, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

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

1st 25 Grants – 11 – Youth for Christ of Northern Indiana Inc.

December 14, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

16 - Youth for Christ Christian Jarret and Mike Stetzel

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.

1st 25 Grants – 08 – American Red Cross

December 9, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

1 - American Red Cross - Sue Smith Noble County Volunteer & Chuck Wysong

Congratulations to the American Red Cross for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in September of 1993, the organization received a $1,550 grant to purchase 5 new manikins for CPR instruction.

Sue Smith, Noble County Red Cross Volunteer, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Board Member at Large Chuck Wysong delivered the grant award.

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

1st 25 Grants – 07 – Avilla Elementary and Middle School

December 8, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

14 - Avilla School Mark Demske and Dave Pine Principal

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.

1st 25 Grants – 06 – Noble County Community Fair

December 7, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

4 - Noble County Community Fair Board - Mary Zeigler Fair Board Secretary

Congratulations to the Noble County Community Fair for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in April of 1993, the organization received a $2500 grant to help complete the paving to make the buildings handicap accessible.

Mary Ziegler (pictured), the Fair Board Secretary, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

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

1st 25 Grants – 05 – Cole Center Family YMCA

December 6, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

6 - YMCA Casey Weimer Exectuive Director

Congratulations to the Cole Center Family YMCA for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in December of 1992, the organization received a $1500 grant to help with the purchase and installation of a new 1 meter diving board.

Casey Weimer (pictured), the current YMCA Director, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the Cole Center Family YMCA for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

1st 25 Grants – 03 – The Retired Senior Volunteer Program

December 5, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

12 - Retired Senior Volunteer Program Terri Hull

Congratulations to the Retired Senior Volunteer Program for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in May of 1993, the school received a $934 grant to fund the crises bears project.

Terri Hull (pictured) was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

Noble County Community Foundation thanks the Retired Senior Volunteer Program for their continued service to the community. We appreciate your partnership all those years ago.

1st 25 Grants – 01 – Albion Elementary

December 1, 2016/in News /by Margarita White

20 - Albion Elementary Alan Middleton superintendant

Congratulations to Albion Elementary for being one of our first 25 grant recipients!

Back in September of 1993, the school received a $400 grant to enable the school to provide some necessary assistance to parents and increase the participation of parents in the educational process.

This included video tapes, books, pamphlets and information on enrichment activities.

Alan Middleton, the current Central Noble Superintendent, was honored with a $250 grant commemorating the organization’s initial grant 25 years ago.

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

1st 25 Grants – 14 – Community Harvest Food Bank

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