2011-2012 Marshall County Community Foundation Annual Report by Linda Yoder

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“Oh, the Places You’ll Go!”

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Sincerely, Louise Mason Past Chair, Board of Directors

Speed zone - no limits!

umbers are an important measure of where an organization has been, where it is now and where it’s going. Since the Foundation began in 1991, more than $28 million has been invested at the Marshall County Community Foundation on behalf of people who love our community, believe in its future and want to be part of making it better. And over $10 million has been distributed to support hundreds of charitable causes through nearly 300 funds at MCCF. As impressive as those numbers are it’s the people behind the numbers that are even more important. For every fund there are stories of people – both donors and recipients – that illustrate the real impact of building local philanthropy. The Foundation began with a group of people – our friends, families, and neighbors – who had the vision and dedication to establish, promote and grow MCCF. The MCCF board, their families and volunteers are people who continue to be the backbone of the organization. They spend hours out of busy schedules to promote the health and vitality of our communities with a focus on creating endowments for the

long-term benefit of charitable projects and programs. And, last but not least, MCCF is truly blessed with dedicated staff members – people – who keep the wheels in motion! As we reflect on 2011 and 2012, how appropriate that numbers and people were the focus for an extraordinary event on 12-12-12. On that day we recognized the last sequential date of this century during a 12-hour matched giving event and we celebrated the people and the stories that are our history and our future. It was a record setting day, perhaps the greatest single day of charity in the history of Marshall County. It was confirmation, once again, of the remarkable generosity of Marshall County residents and those from across the country who support our local communities. Whether you are looking for the numbers or for the stories behind the numbers and how they affect people in Marshall County, we hope you will find the answers you need to decide how you can be part of an even brighter future for Marshall County communities. We look forward to working with you. Full speed ahead! Sincerely, Jerry Gates Chairman of the Board

You won’t lag behind, because you’ll have the speed.

You’ll pass the whole gang and you’ll soon take the lead.

COMMUNITY MINDED PARTNERS – visionary thinkers TRUSTED INVESTORS opportunity connectors

MCCF connects people who care with causes that matter. Simply put, the Marshall County Community Foundation is a charitable endowment that improves the quality of life for the citizens of Marshall County and their succeeding generations. We receive gifts from people who care about the Marshall County community, we invest these gifts forever, and we use the investment earnings to make grants each year to charitable causes. Individuals may set up funds to benefit specific charities or to serve a field of charitable interest, such as the arts, educational scholarships, youth, or the environment. Those that choose to support emerging needs can contribute to the general endowment fund which supports two competitive grant rounds each year. Corporations may choose to set up funds as part of their strategy to support the local community. There are many ways the Community Foundation connects people who care with causes that matter. MCCF works closely with you to create personal and unique giving approaches that support your passions, as well as your personal, financial and philanthropic goals – in ways that no other organization can.

Giving opportunities that can make your generosity more personal, more powerful and more fun! Partnering with MCCF is a customized relationship focused on what you want to accomplish with your giving – and if you don’t know what you want to accomplish exactly, we can help you figure that out.

Consider MCCF as your charitable partner if you want to: • Transform your giving from reactive “checkbook” philanthropy into more strategic giving that focuses on the impact of your generosity. • Understand charitable giving, issues and/or organizations at a deeper and more engaged level • Keep your charitable investments local – your charitable investment and your personal relationship manager remain in this community (but you can give anywhere). • Give simply and easily to our community.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose. You’re on your own. You know what you know.

And YOU are the one w h o ’ l l d e c i d e w h e r e t o g 0… 2

visionary thinkers Grant Writing Basics

opportunity connectors

Enhancing the quality of life in Marshall County and supporting programs responsive to emerging community needs are key aspirations for the Marshall County Community Foundation. Providing funds for humanitarianism, cultural, educational, recreational and environmental activities is one way to help achieve these community goals. Another is to help strengthen local non profits and leverage local resources for greater impact. MCCF and the Indiana Non Profit Resource Network cohosted a grant writing workshop November 13, 2012, for

non profit organizations, board members, and community volunteers wanting to learn more about finding appropriate funding sources and writing compelling grant applications. The presenter, Judy Thomas, a grants specialist for Impact Strategies, works with a variety of non profit arts and social service organizations helping them secure grant funding from private foundations, corporations, and government sources. The Foundation Directory Online was introduced as a new MCCF resource to assist non profit agencies in finding new or additional funding sources to help leverage local dollars.

Education Matters Indiana College Costs Estimator Workshop Recognizing the importance of educational attainment in supporting the future economic health and vitality of Marshall County communities and the need to empower families in finding affordable solutions, MCCF hosted a training session on December 3, 2012, to introduce the Indiana College Costs Estimator (ICCE). The new free online tool, developed by the National Center for College Costs (NCCC), is a fast, simple way for students and their families across the socioeconomic spectrum to access the details of college admissions, the choices of schools and financial aid information all in one place. Dave Murray, President of NCCC, demonstrated the website to guidance counselors and staff from middle schools and high schools in Marshall

County and surrounding areas who in turn are introducing it to local students and families. As Indiana strives to increase the LEARN educational level of it residents, the importance of NCCC and ICCE is evident. The Indiana College Costs Estimator (ICCE) is made possible as a result of collaboration between the National Center for College Costs, Learn More Indiana and the Indiana Commission for Higher Education. Additional funding for the development of the site was made possible with support from Lilly Endowment, Inc. To learn more, visit www.indianacollegecosts.org.

Community Conversation 21st Century Workforce Readiness On November 16, 2011, community leaders from across Marshall County gathered to discuss the role of education in contributing to a strong economic future in the northern Indiana region. In conjunction with the Ball State Bowen Center for Public Affairs and the Indiana Humanities, MCCF along with other local planning partners, hosted a Community Conversation on 21st Century Workforce Readiness and the ties that bind education, industry and workforce development. National, state, regional and local experts in education and economic development shared emerging trends and helped set the stage for determining innovative solutions, sharing new ideas and connecting existing resources. Top Takeaways • A shortage of qualified workers is the biggest impediment to job growth for companies in Indiana and across the country.

• More qualified workers are needed for “middle skill jobs.” By 2020, more than 60 per cent of jobs will require post-secondary skills with eight out of ten requiring a certification or associate’s degree. • Redefining education as a single pipeline leading to postsecondary credentials is essential to help assure students are able to graduate on time and successfully enter the workforce. • Developing analytical, critical thinking learners is imperative to the next generation of workers as the concept of lifetime employment is replaced by lifetime employability. • The creation of strong collaborations between industry, schools (K-12 and higher education), parents and students produces power for bold solutions and transformation of communities across the region.

The Last Once-in-a-Lifetime Date of this Century Marks Record Setting Day for Marshall County Community Foundation

ome believe the last sequential date of this century, 12-12-12, may have been the luckiest day of our lifetime. By all counts, it was destined to be a meaningful day for Marshall County communities. , perhaps the greatest single day of charity in the history of Marshall County. The Marshall County Community Foundation 12-12-12 matched giving event raised $538,565 for endowment funds that will support more than 72 nonprofit agencies and charitable causes.

Preservation. Others to benefit include Boys and Girls Clubs, churches, libraries, fire and EMS departments and cancer research organizations. Thirty-two scholarship funds will receive a boost as well. Several donations to the general endowment will support special initiatives or ever-changing needs of Marshall County. Twice a year grants are awarded from General Endowment Fund earnings to fund programs of nonprofit organizations serving Marshall County residents. Seven of MCCF’s new Giving Cards were issued as well; several were purchased as gifts for children to encourage the spirit of giving at a young age.

From noon till midnight on December 12, contributions over $120 to a permanent fund at the Marshall County Community Foundation qualified for a 12 per cent match. The 12-hour event inspired many to Over 200 people stopped give online, by phone or by MCCF offices to in person. Seven new learn more about the funds were started and Foundation and the contributions to many of Dr. Ron May and Todd Zeltwanger present a check to MCCF’s Executive Director, charitable causes it Linda Yoder, in support of the Ancilla College Fund at MCCF. the existing 241 funds supports. It was a will benefit a wide tremendous day honoring variety of organizations including Ancilla College, Habitat all the donors who have given in the past and sharing the for Humanity, Jane’s Park, Marshall County Historical stories of so many of recipients, too. And all gifts that day Society, Marshall County Humane Society, the Plymouth supported permanent funds that will benefit the community High School Speech and Debate Team, Potawatomi Park, for generations to come. Imagine the impact this day will United Way of Marshall County, and Wythougan Valley have by the time the digits line up again! That happens on January 1, 2101 (01-01-01).

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation, please call 574.935.5159 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

12 percent Match for 12 hours, December 12, 2012

Raised for Endowment Funds

7 New Funds Established 72 Nonprofit Agencies and Charitable Causes Impacted

The John Marshall Legacy Society

PLANNED Giving –

Making a difference for good. FOrever.

he society bears the name of John Marshall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1801 to 1835. Marshall County also was named after Chief Justice Marshall, a man who produced some of the most important decisions that have become fundamentals of U.S. law. By his actions, he also left a positive legacy that has affected many generations and shaped Marshall County’s way of life.

Like Chief Justice Marshall, thoughtful individuals have chosen to leave a legacy from their life’s work. Through a planned gift, they have made a commitment to support the future of Marshall County. The assets they leave with the Marshall County community Foundation will continue to grow and support good works for generations to come.

Honoring Two of Our Perpetual Members of the John Marshall Legacy Society

James R. Cook Jim Cook was a dedicated member of his Plymouth High School Class of 1961. His dedication will now make a difference for local students for years to come.

financial assistance to go to a student attending a trade, vocational, or nontraditional school.

Jim dreamed of giving more back to the community, so in 2011 he became a member of the John Marshall Legacy Society. He left a bequest in his will to establish a permanent fund at Marshall County Community Foundation from the sale of his home and its contents. Jim wanted this

Due to Jim’s generosity, the new James R. Cook PHS Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund will benefit a graduating student from Plymouth High School every year.

Elizabeth Marshall Elizabeth Marshall gave whole-heartedly to her community whether volunteering at church or serving as a critical care nurse. Her generous giving continues through the Marshall County Community Foundation. A long-time Bourbon resident and daughter of ministers, Elizabeth “Libby” Snider played the church organ for many years. Later she became a nurse, working in Indianapolis and South Bend. Eventually she started working at Plymouth’s Parkview Hospital, where she served in the critical unit for 23 years. She and her husband lived in the historic Shakes House , built in 1883. Active community

members, they avidly studied the history of Bourbon and the surrounding area. Reflecting her love of history, Libby left an extraordinary gift to the Marshall County Historical Society of 160 acres of land in Bourbon. The proceeds of the sale, $1 million dollars, were added to the Marshall County Historical Society Endowment Fund and a new nonpermanent fund at the Marshall County Community Foundation In addition, Libby donated her home with 6 acres of land directly to the Marshall County Community Foundation, naming the First United Methodist Church of Bourbon as the beneficiary of annual distributions. Through planned giving, Elizabeth Marshall is still serving the communities of Marshall County. Because of her generosity and willingness to invest in the future, Libby is a perpetual member of the John Marshall Legacy Society.

Legacy Leave a

Legacy Society Members

Plan to make a difference

Today

And for generations to come.

Living members have made known to us their plans to provide future support through a bequest or other planned gift. We also recognize, in perpetual memory, those individuals who have donated a legacy through their estate. Marjorie Ann Baker Ruth and Lawrence Castaldi* James R. Cook* Inez Humbert* Dorothy E. Kinney* Wilma Leman* Larry R. Linhart Jennifer S. Maddox Elizabeth S. Marshall* Floyd R. Mattix* Herman and Florence Mattix* Mary C. and Samuel E. Perkins* Dorothy L. Peterson* Sam and Karen Schlosser

Your passion. Your plan. Your legacy. Anyone with a desire to give can make a legacy gift. And gifts to the Marshall County Community Foundation come in all sizes and shapes. Each donation is an important contribution to worthwhile work going on in our community and beyond. As you consider the best way to leave a lasting legacy, consider your dreams, passions, interests and desires. You can choose to establish a new fund or contribute a gift to an existing. The Marshall County Community Foundation offers a variety of fund categories, including the arts, education, environment, human services, health, youth services or community development. By giving to the fund of your choice, you can ensure that your gift will support the charitable causes you care about most and help meet the future needs of our community. You have many choices when it comes to giving a donation to Marshall County Community Foundation. Consider your personal preferences and financial situation, then choose the option that lets your contribution accomplish the goals that mean the most to you. If you are interested in learning how the Marshall County Community Foundation can help you achieve your philanthropic passion through your estate, please contact our office at 574-935-5159.

Ralph C. Vonnegut, Jr.* Linda K. Yoder John R. and Beverly J. Wien *deceased

Cash Gifts Contribute any amount to almost any existing fund. Publicly Traded Securities Avoid capital gains tax by contributing longheld securities that may have appreciated. Life Insurance Donate your life insurance policy or designate the Foundation as the owner and beneficiary. Your continued premium payments on the policy are also tax deductible.

Charitable Gift Annuities Receive payments along with a significant tax deduction while making a charitable gift of your annuity. Testamentary Gift Provide a specific gift bequest in your will or testamentary trust. Real Property Give a gift of Real Property that may be sold and the cash invested or held for charitable purposes.

Distributions to Marshall County General Endowment refers to the grants distributed twice a year through an application process. This fund is one of the most flexible and responsive of the Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s funds in addressing new and emerging community needs. Designated funds include payments from all scholarship funds, donor advised funds, specific endowment funds, field of interest funds, and non-permanent funds. Distributions are actual dollar amounts paid in a given year. Grants are amounts pledged to specific agencies in specific years. Some pledged grants may have distributions that are paid over several years. As a result, distributions paid and grants pledged are reports as separate data because they are not identical for any given year. Specific information is available upon request at the MCCF offices about distributions in each category for each year.

MCCF Assets

MCCF Distributions In Hundred Thousands

$30

In Millions

$25 $20 $15 $10 $5 $0

$600 $400 $200 $0 2 201 1 201 0 201

9 200 8 200

7 200 6 200

5 200 4 200

1991-2012

General Endowment Grants Throughout Marshall County

General Endowment Grants by Program Area

Total $2,750,901.01

d Countywide d Bremen d Plymouth

1,451,705.00 52.8% 284,599.86 10.3% 256,379.60

9.3%

d Culver d Bourbon

242,600.00

8.8%

154,318.00

5.6%

d Donaldson d Tippecanoe

133,570.80

4.9%

84,002.00

3.1%

76,758.75

2.8%

61,367.00

2.2%

5,600.00

0.2%

d Argos d LaPaz d Walkerton

$800

3 200 2 200

2 201 1 201 0 201 9 200 8 200 7 200 6 200 5 200 4 200 3 200 2 200

1991-2012

$1000

d Human Services d Educational

676,488.00 24.6%

d Health d Recreation

357,481.86 13.0%

d Arts and Culture d Youth Development

236,139.00

8.6%

133,278.00

4.8%

d Housing and Shelter d Environmental

112,519.00

4.1%

104,014.00

3.8%

d Crime d Community Development

58,104.60

2.1%

57,005.00

2.1%

d Animal-Related d Religion

27,240.00

1.0%

23,100.00

0.8%

d Food and Nutrition

16,300.00

0.6%

623,892.80 22.7% 325,338.75 11.8%

The MCCF has administered the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program since 1998. This scholarship is the result of a statewide Lilly Endowment Initiative to help Hoosier students reach higher levels of education. Selected students receive a full, four-year scholarship for undergraduate study in a baccalaureate program at any four-year college or university in Indiana plus a stipend for required books and equipment each year. The mission of the Marshall County Community Foundation is to serve all of Marshall County, its people and its future through growth and administration of endowment funding and philanthropy.

2011

2012

Hope Jordan

Jack Jordan

Bremen High School Graduate Attends DePauw University Majoring in Business

Bremen High School Graduate Attends Purdue University Majoring in Engineering

Lilly Scholars of Marshall County 1998 Josh Georgen, Plymouth

2004 Tyler Langdon, Plymouth

1999 Kathryn Anderson, Bremen

2004 Anne Banfich, Culver Academies

1999 Kristy Robinson, Argos

2005 Taryn Holt, Plymouth

2000 Katie Remenih, Plymouth

2005 Ryan Pickell, Plymouth

2000 Tim Conrad, LaVille

2006 Brittany Cook, Triton

2001 Jessica Pinder, Culver Community

2006 Marie Sanchez, Plymouth

2001 Mellinda Poor, Plymouth

2007 Heidi Keiser, Plymouth

2001 Rebecca Martin, Plymouth

Where are they now?

2007 Kristen Malone, Bremen

Heidi Keiser ‘07 2011 Graduate, DePauw University B.A. Economics and Psychology

Katy Day ‘08 2012 Graduate, Butler University B.A Journal and Political Science

2002 Adam Haste, Argos

2008 Katy Day, Plymouth

Enrolled at University of Minnesota

2002 Gretchen Heiden, Plymouth

2008 Renee Zeltwanger, Bremen

2002 Nona Hollenbaugh, Plymouth

2009 Edward Myles Pinder, Culver

Industrial-Organizational Psychology

Currently employed as a second grade teacher at Charleston School Corporation., Charleston, SC

2003 Sarah Benczik, Trinity School

2009 Eric Carl Zeltwanger, Bremen

2003 Lindsey Huber, Bremen

2010 Adam Davis, Argos

2003 David Hochstetler, Bremen

2010 Casey Hueni, Bremen

Kristen Malone ‘07 2011 Graduate, Butler University B.S. Health Sciences

Renee Zeltwanger ‘08

Enrolled at Butler University

Enrolled at Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis

Physician Assistant.

2012 Graduate, Indiana University B.S. Exercise Science

Physical Therapy

2004 Lauren Remenih, Culver Academies

Leadership Marshall County

eadership Marshall County is a nine month program designed to cultivate potential community leaders. Since 1995, this joint program between Marshall County Community Foundation and the United Way of Marshall County conducts classes taught by current leaders on government, economic development, criminal justice, tourism, the arts, and other topics

in need during locker clean-out on the last day of school. As a strategic and motivated class, they also influenced economic development, the Adopt-a-Family Program, and became a part of a council to preserve and protect our lakes, waterways, and watersheds for present and future generations.

downtown businesses to promote local shopping, assisted in the establishment of a dog park in Centennial Park of Plymouth, created a shoe exchange to provide shoes to those in need, and partnered with the Young Adult Professionals of Plymouth group (YAP) to create a volunteer fair.

Class XVII (2011-2012) also established several successful projects. They worked with

“Leadership Marshall County is a program that allows anyone — whether longtime residents or new arrivals — to see the benefits of living or working in Marshall County. LMC showcases what the county has to offer and is a great networking opportunity. I appreciate LMC because of the friendships I was able to form with fellow Marshall County residents and the chance to get an ‘inside look’ at some area businesses and organizations. I would (and do) recommend the program to anybody.” - Lydia Beers, Staff Writer, lbeers@thepilotnews.com

such as health and human services. LMC educates and develops these future leaders to ensure that Marshall County will become an even better place to live and work.

LMC Culver ropes course and team building exercise

6Class XVI 1st row

In order to graduate from the class, participants must complete original projects created to benefit the community. Class XVI (20102011) developed Green Lockers, a resourceful approach to collect school supplies for those

2nd row Jennifer Laurent Kimberly Bates Jill Wagoner Sarah Flynn Tammy Boys

6Class XVII 1st row

Linda Yoder Heather Barron Lydia Beers

2nd row Sara Hill LuAnn Evans Gwen Calvert Elizabeth Adams 3rd row

Kim Caudill Julia Miller Kristi Ewing Cristy Keller Gina Young Yvette Nowak

Ralph Mason Deb Shively David Walters Phillip Hamand Ann Norton Ken Olson Shannon Samuelson

3rd row

David Scoff Bob Ross Tresa Leazenby Larry Emmons

4th row

Joseph Goepfrich Edward Scherer-Berry Kathy Clark Justin Miller Nicholas Chaney

Youth Leadership Marshall County E

stablished in 2008, YLMC is modeled after the Leadership Marshall County Program for adults. It is sponsored by collaboration of the MCCF, Purdue Extension, United Way, and Plymouth Boys and Girls Club.

for the numerous leadership opportunities that will be presented throughout high school.

YLMC is a program offered to junior high students to help them build their leadership skills and learn about their communities. The youth who participate in the program are identified by their guidance counselors and school teachers. Three students may be selected from each of the junior high schools in Marshall County. During the 8th-grade, these students prepare

Participants attend monthly sessions to discuss personal assessment, team building, community service, goal setting, local governance, parliamentary procedures, county history, entrepreneurship, and other leadership topics. With YLMC graduates serving as mentors, participants also work in small groups across Marshall County to complete self-determined, civic service projects. After completion of the class, a graduation ceremony honors the dedicated members of this group.

2011-2012 YLMC class:

2012-2013 YLMC Class:

Cody Anderson

Bryant Hunsberger

Meagan Bau

Natalie Pask

Austin Bailey

Lillian Kozuch

Mary Blake

Calvin Raymond

Sabrina Bradley

Kala Morris

Dylan Coleman

Kelly Rosas

Eric Burch

Diana Peynado

Karissa Foster

Josie Ross

Michael Cartwright Jr.

Chance Pflueger

Mason Hatfield

Sierra Ross

Melanie Cooper

Kelsey Pippenger

Nathan Jarm

Connor Sherwood

Danny Flenner

Duncan Sheehan

Morgan Keen

McKenzie Stepp

Lucy Heiter

Diamynd-Hope Thomas

Alexzander Moore

Vincent Stone

Maricela Hernandez

Nathaniel Winters

Dazha Oakley

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation, please call 574.935.5159 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

New Permanent Endowment Funds 2011 Beyond The Boundaries Fund This Women’s Affinity Group was created to help individuals and families succeed beyond their boundaries in the areas of education, health, and environmental concerns. Their current project will fund training for teachers to learn how to help dyslexic students learn more effectively.

John E. Thomas Visual Arts Scholarship Fund Jo Thomas created this scholarship fund in honor of her husband, John Thomas, to provide support for educational scholarships to graduates of John Glenn who intend to major in visual arts, graphic design or teach visual arts.

Brian Zeider Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by Brandon Zeider and Brittany McCormick (Zeider) in memory of their brother, Brian Zeider. This scholarship will provide support to students attending Triton High School who intend to major in Science. Craig Woolfington Memorial Scholarship Fund Founding Donors, Andy Caine, Mark Lindsey, and Tony Plothow established this fund in order to provide a scholarship for a Plymouth High School student who plans to attend Purdue University. Dorothy L. Peterson and Dudley A. Peterson Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund was established through the estate of Dorothy and Dudley Peterson to provide annual scholarships to graduates of Bremen High School.

Daniel Hummel was the first recipient of the Michael Paul Haag Family 4-H Beef Scholarship Fund. Left to right- Paul Haag(Mike’s father), Margaret Berger(Mike’s sister), Daniel Hummel, Peggy Haag, and Jeremy Haag.

Michael Paul Haag Family 4-H Beef Scholarship Fund Michael Haag’s wife, Peggy, along with their two sons, Jeremy and Chad, established this memorial fund to provide one or more educational scholarships for a student who is a graduate of an Indiana high school and ten year 4-H Beef Member of Marshall County.

First United Methodist Church of Bourbon Endowment Fund Established by the estate of Elizabeth Marshall, this endowment fund supports the First United Methodist Church of Bourbon Indiana.

Neil Germann Memorial Scholarship Fund Thomas J. Laidig and Todd A. Zeltwanger founded this scholarship fund for the purpose of supporting students who graduate from Bremen High School and wish to further their education. Special consideration will be given to those continuing their studies in the trades.

Indiana University Alumni and Friends of Marshall County Fund This new donor advised fund was started by the IU Alumni and Friends Affinity Group, a voluntary association of individuals who want to collectively support the advancement of studies at Indiana University.

Phoebe Heishman-Lykowski Scholarship Fund Founding Donor, Phoebe Heishman Lykowski created this scholarship fund in order to provide scholarships to Argos High School graduates who plan to major in Communications, which may also include speech, English or journalism.

James R. Cook PHS Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund This scholarship Fund was established by the estate of James R. Cook to support a Plymouth High School student attending a trade, vocational, or non-traditional school.

Robert and Marian Hileman Scholarship Fund Michael and Judy Delp along with Larry and Linda Mann established a scholarship fund in memory of Judy and Linda’s parents, Robert and Marian Hileman. Recipients of this scholarship will be “unsung heroes” of a sports team from Argos or Plymouth High School every other year.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

2012 Jay F. & SueAnn Bates Charitable Family Fund Founding donors, Jay F. Bates, SueAnn Bates, Kenneth W. Barnhart, Teresa L. Barnhart, Brian Kitch, and Patricia A. Kitch established this donor advised fund to support the charities of their choice. B.E.A.M. Youth Philanthropy Donor Advised Fund B.E.A.M. (Bettering Every Aspect of Marshall County) Fund was established to support the program expenses of this youth organization. A portion of the distribution will be used to award grants recommended by the BEAMers. Bowen Family Medical Scholarship Fund Dr. Otis and Carol Bowen established this fund to provide a scholarship for a student preparing for a career as a family practice physician in a rural Indiana community. Jan and Ted Chittum Scholarship Fund Founding donors, Jan and Ted Chittum, created this new fund to provide a scholarship for an Argos High School senior planning to major in communication, education, or technical studies. International Harvester Collectors Club Northern Indiana Chapter 33 Fund This fund supports charitable purposes of the IHCC of Northern Indiana Chapter 33. John and Kay Finlay Fund Founding donors, John and Kay Finlay created this fund to support charitable projects and organizations that are important to them.

Miss T. Memorial Scholarship Fund Established by a bequest from Mildred Tyler Bell, a teacher of Bremen High School for over 40 years, this fund will provide an annual scholarship to a Bremen High School student who will attend a vocational or trade school in Indiana. The student must have been enrolled in the Family and Consumer Science Program. Otis R. and Carol L. Bowen Trust Fund This new donor advised fund was established by Dr. Otis and Carol Bowen to benefit charities of their choice. Sgt. Jason Nemeth Memorial Scholarship Fund This scholarship was created by Tim and Diana Nemeth in memory of their son, Sgt. Jason Nemeth. The purpose of this fund is to provide educational scholarships to seniors graduating from Plymouth High School. St. Michael Athletic Association Scholarship Fund St. Michael Athletic Association established this fund to provide one or more annual scholarships to graduates of Plymouth High School. The recipient must have attended St. Michael School in Plymouth, Indiana and participated in at least one Inter-City Catholic League sport. Thornburg/Donnelly Fund Shaun Donnelly established this fund to support the Culver Union Township Fire Department, the CulverUnion Township Emergency Medical Services, the CulverUnion Township Public Library, and the United Way of Marshall County. Endowments are permanent funds designed to grow over time through contributions and market returns while at the same time generating annual support for charitable causes. Endowments are here for good and are part of the ongoing life of MCCF as a force for positive change.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

2011 - 2012

New Non-Permanent Funds The Marshall County Community Foundation also establishes nonpermanent funds to address a specific situation or a current need, such as an all inclusive park, a community pool, tennis courts, or hospital improvements.

BOW-WOW Friends Fund Established and managed by the Plymouth Park and Recreation Department, the BOW-WOW Friends Fund provides support for the construction, maintenance, care and improvement of the Plymouth Dog Park. Boubon Fire Department Fire Truck Fund This fund was established to support the purchase, care, and maintenance of a new fire truck for the Bourbon Fire Department.

Plymouth Education Foundation Fund The purpose of the Plymouth Education Foundation Fund is to provide support to the Plymouth Community School Corporation programs and activities in order to enhance the quality of education and extend learning opportunities to students.

Bowen Family Veterans Therapeutic Art Center Fund Created to support the Veterans Therapeutic Art Center, this non-permanent fund will provides therapy for veterans through instruction and participation in arts, crafts, mechanics, and similar activities.

Plymouth Masonic Building Fund This new non-permanent fund was established for the purpose of supporting the acquisition, maintenance or disposal of new or existing facilities to house the Plymouth-Kilwinning Lodge #149 F.

Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation Fixed Income Fund This fund was established to provide for capital improvements to the Community Hospital of Bremen.

Plymouth Tennis Facility Fund This fund was established by Elizabeth Gee Biederstedt, Dawn Edwards Everidge, and Sarah Guild Smith to support the Plymouth Tennis Facility Project. The new tennis facilities will benefit residents of Marshall County, Indiana.

Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation Moderate Growth Fund This fund was established to provide for capital improvements to the Community Hospital of Bremen. Freedom Park Non-Permanent Fund Freedom Park will be an all-inclusive playground within Centennial Park for families with special needs.

Marshall County Historical Society Non-Permanent Fund Established to provide support for the Marshall County Historical Society, this fund will be a “savings account” for the future. The Historical Society will draw from the account for technology upgrades and future interactive exhibits.

Sharks Build-a-Pool Fund/PAC This new non-permanent fund was created to provide support for the Sharks Build-a-Pool Project. It is sponsored by the Plymouth Aquatics Club, Inc. and was established to benefit residents of Marshall County, Indiana by granting access to local swimming facilities.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

DONORS The support of many individual, corporate, and institutional donors make possible the grants returned to the community through the Marshall County Community Foundation. The list that follows acknowledges contributions received during 2011 and 2012. We extend our sincerest gratitude for the generosity and thoughtfulness represented by the donors as shown. A Ms. Ann G. Adams Mr. Charles Adams Mr. Dan Adams Adams Street Ministries, Inc. Ms. Trena D. Ailes Mr. Mike Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Mark Aker AM General, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Brian Amones Ancilla College Ancilla Domini Sisters Anco Office Products Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Anderson Ms. Mary Anderson Mr. John H. Anglin Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bradford S. Aquino Argos Dollars for Scholars Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Arvesen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Arvesen Mr. Ethan Ax

B B & S Distributing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bagley Mr. Stephen E. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Baker Mr. Carl R. Baker Mr. and Mrs. David Baker Mr. James K. Baker Ms. Mary L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker Dr. and Mrs. Don S. Balka Mr. and Mrs. Daryl K. Ball Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Balmer Ms. Angel L. Balsley Bambi’s Roofing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chad W. Barden Mr. Michael Bardwell Ms. Nancy Bargarus Ms. Julie C. Barger Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Barr Bates Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Mark Batman Mr. and Mrs. Noral Baughman Ms. Margery A. Baumgardner

Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Baumgartner Bay Valley Foods Beacon Credit Union Mr. Richard Bean Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Beatty Mr. and Mrs. James Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Becovitz Mr. and Mrs. David Beesley Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Beiter Mr. and Mrs. Trent Bennett Bennett’s Contracting, LLC Jacob Berger Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. James P. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Berger Mr. Larry Berger Ms. Tracy L. Berger Mr. Michael Bergman Ms. Maxine Berkey Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Bess Mrs. Betty Bessinger Ms. Dawn Bethel Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Beville Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G. Bickel Mr. and Mrs. Randal D. Biederstedt Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Bieghler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Blackbum Mr. and Mrs. Todd Blair Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Blissmer Bloom Angus Farm, LLC Dr. Joanna F. Blount Ms. Mary O. Boise Bomarko, Inc. Ms. Dawn M. Bombrys Mr. and Mrs. James Bonine Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Booker Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Borden Mr. Phillip A. Borden Mr. and Mrs. Robert Border Mr. Jeremy Borggren Mr. and Mrs. Kent R. Borggren Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Bormet Bottom Line Training Co. LLC Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bottorff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bottorff Bourbon High School Alumni Bourbon Public Library Mr. Justin L. Bowen

Dr. and Mrs. Otis R. Bowen Ms. Dawn M. Bradley Ms. Elizabeth Bradley Braman Industries Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Brantingham Bremen Castings, Inc. Bremen Dollars for Scholars Bremen High School Bremen Public Schools Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Bretz Mrs. Dee Brown Mr. Don Brown Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown Mr. Jason Brown Mr. and Mrs. William E. Browne Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Buchman Mrs. Berniece Burket Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Burket Ms. Brenda J. Burkett Mr. and Mrs. Jack Butts Mr. and Mrs. John N. Buxton Mr. Joseph M. Byelick Mr. Dean Byers

C Mr. Manual N. Caban Mrs. Donna Callahan Ms. Gwen Calvert Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Carbiener Ms. Valerie Carlberg Ms. Joella J. Carll Mr. Jack Carpenter Mr. and Mrs. David Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Josh D. Casper Catherine Kasper Life Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie J. Celadinall Centier Bank Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Chamberlin Chapman Real Estate, LLC Mr. E. Nelson Chipman Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted C. Chittum Mr. Michael Chobanov Ms. Melissa L. Christiansen Mr. and Mrs. Brian Chupp

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Clady Mr. Michael Clark Mr. Ronald Clark Classic Interiors, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Clauss Mr. William C. Cleavenger Mr. and Mrs. James N. Clevenger Mr. and Mrs. Ben Clough Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Cobb Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Kokomo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Cochran Ms. Donna F. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cole Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collier Collins & Company Realtors, Inc. Ms. Janet Collins Mrs. Rosemary Collins Mr. and Mrs. Everett Colvin Mrs. Lisa Mae Colvin Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Compton Ms. Janice A. Conell Mr. James Ronald Cook Ms. Marci L. Coppes Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Corbett Mr. and Mrs. M. Corey Mr. Paul Costello Rev. and Mrs. Mark G. Cottrill Country Corner Daycare Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Coury Mr. and Mrs. Darren N. Couts Coverdale Farm Partnership Ms. Lori J. Cox Ms. Nancy J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Craft Mr. and Mrs. Steve Craft Craig Woolfington Memorial Golf Crossroads Academy Mr. and Ms. Juventino Cuatlacuatl Mr. and Mrs. Duane Culp Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cultice Sr. Culver Building Trades Corporation Culver Clothiers, Inc. Culver Coffee Company Culver Community High School Culver Educational Foundation

Donors continued Culver Elementary PTO Culver Elementary School Culver Rough and Hilly Young Farmers Culver Storage Culver Tool & Engineering Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cunningham Mr. George Edward Curtis

D Ms. Donna C. Dalton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danielson Ms. Kristen Davidson Mr. Lyle Davidson Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Davis Ms. Melanie A. Davis Mr. Warren J. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Brian Deadmar Mr. Dan DeCrow Mr. Anthony J. DeFrancis Mr. Tom DeLaurelle Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Delp Ms. Angelica Delreal Delta Nu Chapter Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeMont Mr. and Mrs. Cory Dennie Mr. and Mrs. Rick Desloover Mr. and Mrs. Don F. Dick Mr. and Mrs. Harold P. Diedrich Ms. Nancy E. Dipert Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Dobuck Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dolph Mr. Shaun E. Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Greg Downes Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Jim Drews Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Drotar Mr. Kevin M. Drummond Ms. Anne O. Duff Dr. Tim Dunfee

E Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Eads East TN Angus Association Easterday Construction Co. Mr. James E. Easterday Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Eaton Ms. Beth E. Eckert Ms. Joan Eckstein Edgewater Grille Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Edging Mr. and Mrs. Rickey K. Edmonds Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Egger

Mrs. Mary Eherenman Mr. and Mrs. Francis K. Ellert Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Engle Mr. and Mrs. James Ensley Ms. Tresa Enyeart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Erickson Ms. Lynn E. Erickson Ms. Lynette K. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Erwin Mr. William W. Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Esmay Ms. Stephanie D. Espich Mr. and Mrs. Michael Essling Ms. Mary L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Rodrick Eveland Mr. and Mrs. Doug Everidge

F 1st Source Bank Ms. Aldean Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Felke Fernbaugh Diamonds, Inc. Fidelty Brokerage Services, LLC Ms. Virginia Field Mr. and Mrs. John I. Finlay First State Bank First United Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Ricky J. Fitch Fitness Forum Sports & Wellness F.L.G. Overmyer, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eliazar Fonseca Mr. Richard E. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Foreman Mr. and Mrs. Dean Foster Mr. Robert Forsythe Fourway Computer Products, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Franklin Ms. Michelle Franz Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Freigang Mr. and Mrs. Jose G. Frias Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Fritz Ms. Nancy Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Fritz Ms. Nancy S. Frye Ms. Rosemary C. Furrer Mr. and Mrs. Paul Futa

G Mr. and Mrs. Javier Gallardo Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. William R. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. John Gantz Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Garner Mr. and Mrs. Jan Garrison

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gates Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Gaul Mr. and Mrs. David F. George Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Gerard Mr. and Mrs. Ernie E. Germann Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Germann Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson Gibson Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jayne A. Gibson Ms. Karlie J. Gibson Ms. Shannon Gidley Mr. Adam Gifford Mr. and Mrs. Garrett R. Ginter Mr. and Mrs. Ray Girres Mr. William W. Githens Jr. Gladie’s Deli Mr. Vincent Glose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Goepfrich Ms. Amy S. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Goss Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Grace Mr. Steven L. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Scott Graybill Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Greig Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy L. Griffy Mr. and Mrs. John F. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Grimmett Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Grise Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Gross Mr. Jay A. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gruett Mrs. Judith D. Guild Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gunter Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gunterman

H H & H Concessions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Haag Mrs. Peggy Haag Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Haase Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Hadden Mr. Bryon A. Haenes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Hafner Ms. Kay Hagenbush Mr. and Mrs. James O. Hahn Ms. Stacy L. Haight Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haisley Ms. Shelly L. Hall Mr. Phillip C. Hamand Hambright and Associates, Inc. Hamilton Service Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Haney Mr. Chad Hannah Mr. Terry D. Hansen

Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrell Ms. Betty J. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hawley Mrs. Nancy Hayden Heart & Hands, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heavin Mr. Dennis S. Heckman Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Hei Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heiden Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Heiser Mr. Jim Henderson Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Henke Mr. and Mrs. David J. Henricks Mrs. Marybelle Henry Hensler Nursery, Inc. Mr. Paul R. Hernandez Jr Ms. Lynda L. Hershberger Hershey Trust Company Mr. Gerald Hess Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hess Mr. and Mrs. Drew A. Hettich Ms. Kathryn L. Hiatt Ms. Doris E. Hickman Ms. Phyllis C. Hileman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hill Mr. James H. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hill Ms. Jill S. Hinderlider Mr. and Mrs. Max Hines Ms. Valerie C. Hines Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Hissong Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Hite HMR Acquisition Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hobbs Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Hoedema Mr. and Mrs. Derek S. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hoffman Ms. Bridget R. Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Hollett Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Holsopple Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Honzik Hoosiers for Jill Long Thompson Mrs. Mary Hoover Hope Global Consulting, LLC The Horton Group Ms. Jane F. Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. John Hostrawser Mr. and Mrs. James Houin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Houin Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Houin Ms. Kristel K. Houin Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houin Mrs. Susan Houin

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Mrs. Jerry Hummel Mrs. Joan K. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Jackson Ms. Sandy Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Jacob Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jacobson Ms. Martha J. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. James Mrs. Mark C. James Ms. Sarrah A. Mathews James Jana, LLC Ms. Jill K. Jandar Ms. Lora Janssen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Jernas Jim Blount’s Auto Salvage JMC Engineers & Associates, Inc. John Glenn High School Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John K. Johnson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Les Johnson Ms. Paula Johnson Ms. Peggy R. Johnson Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Derek Jones Mr. Edward Jones Mr. Jack and Dr. Hope Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Jones Joseph R. Morris Attorney at Law J. R. Realty, LLC Ms. Alyssa M. Justice

Ms. Elizabeth M. Kastner-Stanton Mr. Andrew Katz Ms. Rebecca Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Kearns Mr. and Mrs. Doug Keeling Mr. and Mrs. John Keighbaum Mr. and Mrs. Mark Keller Mr. Thomas Keller Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kelly Ms. Patty D. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kent Key Bank Key Bank National Association Trust Division Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Ken H. Kiel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Killian Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kimble Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Kimble Mr. Devin Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kitch Kiwanis Club of Culver Kiwanis Club of Triton Mr. and Mrs. Steve Klapp Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Kline Mr. and Mrs. Rex Klotz Dr. and Mrs. Kerry R. Knape Mr. Chuck Knebl Mr. Andy Knepp Mr. James D. Knerien Mrs. Elizabeth Knoth Mrs. Helen A. Kochert Mr. Cris Koenemann Ms. Tonya Koenemann Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Kollar Ms. Rebecca J. Koontz Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Kopetski Ms. Marlene Krieger and Family Mrs. Jody Kriscunas Mr. Adam Krupp Dr. and Mrs. Jon B. Kubley Fr. William Kummer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin B. Kunnen Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Kunze Mr. Elson J. Kuskye Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kyser

I Independent Colleges of Indiana Indiana Grantmakers Alliance Indiana Humanities Indiana Junior Angus Association Indiana Trust & Investment Indiana University South Bend Indiana Wellness Consultants LLC Mr. and Mrs. Dirk J. Ipple Rev. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Isom Ivy Tech State College

KAL Realty Plymouth, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Kallenberg Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc. Epsilon Nu Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaser

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lacher Mr. and Mrs. Andre Lacy Mr. and Mrs. John E. LaFree Mr. and Mrs. Tim LaFree Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Laidig

Lake Maxinkuckee Environmental Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Terry H. Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Bill Langdon Mr. and Mrs. Jon Langfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Langley LaPaz Lions Club Mrs. Betty L. Laramore Dr. John R. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Gail D. Law Mr. Mark Lee Mr. and Mrs. Timothy W. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Leffert Ms. Jo Anna Leffler-Booher Mr. and Mrs. Philip P. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Leodanski Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey P. Libersky Mr. James L. Lidecker Dr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Liechty Mr. Mark S. Lindsay Mr. and Mrs. J. Frederick Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W.Lotter Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Corinne Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Ludlow Mr. and Mrs. Adam K. Lukenbill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Lukenbill Mrs. Phoebe J. Lykowski Mr. and Mrs. James Lyon Jr.

M Mr. and Mrs. John L. Machlan Ms. Tracy L. Machlan Ms. Jennifer S. Maddox Ms. Molly Mader Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Magee Ms. Pamela K. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Malstaff Ms. Chelsie E. Mann Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Manns Jr. Mrs. Mary L. Manring Marian High School Mr. and Mrs. Allen Marker Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Markley Mrs. Elizabeth Marshall Marshall County Blueberry Festival Marshall County Convention & Visitors Bureau Marshall County Economic Development Marshall County FOP #130 Marshall County Historical Society

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Marshall County Industrial Association Marshall County Neighborhood Center Marshall County Sheriff Dept. Marshall County Title, Inc. Ms. Cynthia L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Martin Mr. Phillip Martin Mr. and Mrs. William J. Martin Ms. Kristi K. Martindale Mr. and Mrs. John I. Martz Mrs. Neva M. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Mason Mr. and Mrs. Ed Matthews Ms. Stephanie Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. May Ms. Carolyn McAfee Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCallen Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McCallie Mr. and Mrs. Roger McCan Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCollough Mr. Larry McCollough Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Oris McGuire Jr. McInturff Enterprises, LLC Mr. Matt McKay Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee Mr. and Mrs. David McKenzie Mr. Jon D. McKesson McKesson Title Cooperation Mr. and Mrs. John J. McKie Mr. and Mrs. Scot A. McKinnis Mr. John W. McLemore Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Mellott Mr. William H. Melville Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mench Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mersch Mersch Enterprises, Inc. Michiana Contracting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Miles Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Miley Mr. and Mrs. Alan Miller Ms. Annabelle Miller Dr. Craig Miller Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Mark F. Miller Ms. Maurine J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Miller Miller’s Merry Manor Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I. Miner Mr. and Mrs. Brad Minnick

Donors continued Mirar Development, Inc. Mishawaka F.O.P. Lodge No. 9 Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Mitchell Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mockler Mr. and Mrs. James W. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Morris Ms. Karen I. Morrison Ms. Rosalie Morrison Morrow Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Richard Morten Mr. William E. Morton II Mt. Pleasant Church of the Brethren Mr. Phillip Mullins Ms. Becky Kennedy Mumm Mr. and Mrs. Grant Munroe Ms. Coutenay Myers Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Myers

N Ms. Coni Napier Mr. and Mrs. David Nash Friends of George Nawara Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Neidig Ms. Elizabeth A. Nelson Ms. Nancy Nelson Mr. Steven L. Nelson Ms. Diana L. Nemeth Ms. Judith Newberg Mr. and Mrs. Don Newton Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Nicksic NIPSCO Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Noll Mrs. Lida T. Norris Ms. Mary A. Norris North Central Indiana Assoc. of Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Northam Northern Indiana International Harvesters Collectors Club Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Norwick Notre Dame Federal Credit Union Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Nye

O Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. O’Hara Oliver Ford Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oliver Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olson Optimist Club of Plymouth, Inc. Original Root Beer Stand Mr. Jose Ortiz Mr. David P. Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Roger Osborn

Osborn’s Mini Mart Mrs. Mary Lynn Overmyer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Overmyer Ms. Alice Owens

P Ms. Tamara Pairitz Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Pavey Ms. Mashelle Pavey Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pearson Dr. Thomas M. Pedavoli Ms. Susan Pedrick Ms. Kara Peregrine Ms. Maribel Perez Mr. George Pesek Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Peters Ms. Dorothy L Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pfledderer Mr. and Mrs. James Phend Mr. and Mrs. James D. Phillips P-H-M Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Piazza Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Pickell Mr. and Mrs. Lester Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Pinder Mr. and Mrs. Pinkerton Pioneer Auto Sales & Leasing Capt. and Mrs. William W. Pippenger Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Pittman Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Plasschaert Plymouth Aquatics Club Inc. Plymouth Community School Corporation Plymouth Family Dentistry Inc. Plymouth Fire & EMS Department Plymouth Foundry, Inc. Plymouth High School Plymouth High School Speech and Debate Team Plymouth Kilwinning Lodge #149 F. & A.M. Plymouth Wesleyan Church Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poczik Jr. Polk Boosters 4-H Club Mr. and Mrs. Mario C. Ponce Jr. Mr. and Mrs. T. David Ponder Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pontius Ms. Megan Porter Potawatomi Park, Inc. Ms. Amy Powell Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Price

Mr. Ronald Prusinski P-Town Cruz’n Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Pugh Ms. Jacqueline Pugh Pulaski County Economic Development Ms. Delia A. Pulliam Purdue Alumni Club of Marshall County Purdue Firefighters Purdue University

Q Ms. Patricia A. Quinn

R R. Connor & Associates, P.C. Ms. Tina M. Race Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ralston Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ramsey Dr. Josephine Randazzo Mr. and Mrs. Delbert R. Rans Ms. Karin K. Rantz Mr. and Mrs. James W. Read Mr. and Mrs. Randall P. Reed Mr. Gene Reese Ms. Rosalie M. Regedanz Mr. and Mrs. William D. Reichert Ms. Carolyn S. Reinholt Mr. and Mrs. Donald Remley Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rensberger Ms. Shirley Replogle Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rettinger Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rettinger Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Reynolds Ms. Shirley A. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Rhoads Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Cody A. Rhodes Mrs. Karen Richey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richey Mr. and Mrs. Wess L. Richey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridgway Mr. Jeremy Riffle Riley Children’s Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James F. Rimel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rimmer Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Rippy River Park of Plymouth Ms. Margaret Roahrig Ms. Patricia Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Ken Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rockaway Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rogan Ms. Ashlea Romano

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ronk Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Ronk Mr. and Mrs. Willis Roose Mr. Nicholas Rosas Ms. Jana S. Ross Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roth Mr. Roy Michael Roush Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ruby Mr. Scott L. Ruby Mr. Steven Ruby Mr. John F. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ruhnow Mrs. Alice Ruiz Mr. Edward R. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Josh Ruiz Ms. Kristi K. Ruiz Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Rumpler Ms. Emily P. Ryman

S Mr. and Mrs. John Sahlohoff St. Michael Athletic Association St. Michael Catholic Church St. Michael Catholic School Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Salmon Mrs. Helen Samuelson Mr. Lyle R. Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. Deane Sarber Mr. and Mrs. Eric Satterley Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schaal Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Scheetz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scheetz Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Schefmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Schmelter Mr. Stephen Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Schnitz Schoberg & Schoberg, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle T. Schoof Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schori Ms. Jamie W. Schrameyer Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schramm Ms. Susan K. Schratzmeier Mr. and Mrs. Curtis T. Schultz Ms. Kaye E. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Schumac Dr. and Mrs. Joel Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Thomas V. Schumacher Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schwartz II Ms. Jane L. Schweisberger Mr. and Mrs. George C. Schwenk Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwing Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Scott

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Scotty’s Hydraulic Service Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Seaman Ms. Wendy J. Seifert Mr. Barry Sellers Mr. Kent Sellers Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Sellers Sellers Services Mayor and Mrs. Mark W. Senter Mr. and Mrs. Brad A. Serf Mrs. Virginia Severns Ms. Dorothy M. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Shafer Ms. Mavis Shank Mr. Timothy Sharp Mr. Christopher P. Shaw Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ms. Lorna Shively Mr. and Mrs. Allen Shockney Ms. Mary K. Shultz Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sieber Ms. Marvelle L. Siple St. Joseph Regional Medical Center Rehabilitation Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Slemp Mr. Robert W. Slough Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith Ms. Elaine Smith Ms. Rebecca Smith Mr. and Mrs. Rodger E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Snell Mr. and Mrs. Lew A. Snell Snepp Farms, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Snider Ms. Christian J. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Michael Snyder Dr. Susan E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. F. William Snyder Sodexo, Inc. & Affiliates Mr. Sam Soliman Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sommers Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Soria Jr. Mrs. George Sowers Ms. Jennita Speicher Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stackhouse Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Stallings Standard Plumbing & Heating Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stauffer Mr. Christopher Stevens Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. James Stifle

Dr. and Mrs. Tod Stillson Mr. and Mrs. John Stimson Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Stoffl Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stoltenberg Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stubbs Ms. June I. Stull Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Stull Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Stuntz Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sturtevant Mr. and Mrs. Scott Styers Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sudlow Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Sumpter Mrs. Laurie M. Sutter Dr. and Mrs. Randall Suttor Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Swennumson Ms. Ellen L. Swihart

T Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taiclet Mrs. Vickie Talcott Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. David Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Taylor Teachers Credit Union Ms. Jeannette S. Teall Teegarden-Tyner Polk Township Mrs. John Templeton Territorial Engineering Ms. Jasenka Tezak Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Tharp Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thews Ms. Dana L. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thomas Mr. Michael J. Thomas Ms. Susan Thomas Mr. and Ms. Aaron Thompson Ms. Deane L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Don Thompson Mr. and Mrs. James B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt B. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. William W. Thompson Ms. Vera B. Tiani Ms. Loren Tiede Tim Doud Agency, LLC Todd Moser Construction, Inc. Mr. Richard J. Tompos Town of Bourbon Mr. and Mrs. William G. Town Treats Squire Shop, Inc. Trinity Health

Mr. and Mrs. Tony Triplet Triton High School Triton School Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Trone Ms. Jacqueline Trump Ms. Leslie Trump Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Trump Ms. Catherine Turco Mr. and Mrs. David R. Turpin Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tyree Tyner Alumni Association Tyner United Methodist Church

U Mr. and Mrs. Terry Udstuen Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Umbaugh United Way of Marshall County University of Louisville Urey Middle School Staff U.S. Granules Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Utterback

V Value Properties Ms. Elaine Vandall Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Van Duyne Van Gilder Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Van Houten Ms. Sarrah Van Sickle Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Verhaeghe Mrs. Linda Verhaeghe Mr. and Mrs. James C. Vervynckt VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Post No. 6919 Viet Nam Vets M/C Chapter IV Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Vogeler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Vogeler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Vogeler Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Vogeler Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Volkert Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Vondy Ms. Leslie Voreis

W Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wagner Wagoner’s Music Shop Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Walker Walkerton Elementary School, P.T.A. Ms. Bonnie S. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jason V. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wanemacher Ms. Lyn J. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Warfel Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Warren Ms. Regina Warren Mr. and Mrs. James O. Watson

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Ms. Vicki Weaver Weidner & Company Mr. and Mrs. Jim L. Weirick Mr. and Mrs. Steve Weissert Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wellman Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Wendel West Michigan Webmasters Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Westafer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Whiteman Mr. Keith Wickens Ms. Kay P. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Rick A. Wilson Winge Laboratory University of Utah Mr. and Mrs. James W. Winger Ms. Suzanne M. Winter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Winters Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wise Dr. Glenn John Wisnieski, D.D.S. Ms. Ruth I. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Wolff Mr. Francis G. Wolski Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Woolfington Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Wray WTCA - AM 1050 Wythougan Valley Preservation Council, Inc.

X X-Ray Consultants, Inc.

Y Mrs. Bonnie Yeazel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yockey Mr. Ernest A. Yockey Jr. Ms. Linda Yoder Ms. Kelly Young Ms. Naomi R. Young Youth Leadership Marshall County

Z Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Zartman Ms. Cary Zartman Zeglis Family Charitable Foundation Trust Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zehr Mr. and Mrs. Todd Zeltwanger Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Zimmerman Ms. Catherine Zurbrugg

Memorials The Marshall County Community Foundation gratefully acknowledges donors who have chosen to recognize loved ones, friends, and colleagues by making honorary and memorial gifts in 2011 and 2012. Mr. Carl Alberts MCCF Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jan Garrison

Mr. Don Aker Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Nye

Mr. Buyrl and Mrs. Ruth Amor Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Nye

Mrs. Clara Baker Dustin Lee Ronk Memorial Fund Ms. Mary L. Baker Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Foreman Ms. Marlene Krieger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poczik Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ronk Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Ronk

Mr. Donald G. Baker Dustin Lee Ronk Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Erwin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poczik Jr.

Ms. Virginia Baker Ounce of Prevention Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGovern Mr. and Mrs. Ted Strang VFW Ladies Auxiliary, Post No. 6919

Dr. Susan A. Bardwell Plymouth Community Orchestra Group Fund Mr. and Mrs. William E. Browne Ms. Virginia Field Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Freigang Ms. Amy S. Goldsmith Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Gruett Mrs. Judith D. Guild Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Hoedema Mr. and Mrs. Les Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Jon B. Kubley Mr. and Mrs. John C. Oliver Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rimmer Mr. and Mrs. James Stifle

Wagoner’s Music Shop X Ray Consultants, Inc. Sharks Build-a-Pool Fund/PAC Mr. and Mrs. James Beckham Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cartwright Mr. and Mrs. Charlie J. Celadina II Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Francis K. Ellert Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Holsopple Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Kopetski Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sturtevant Saint Joseph Regional Medical Center Rehabilitation

Mr. Art Birk The United Way Agency Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik

Dr. Cecil Burket Cecil and Berniece Burket Mission Fund Dr. and Mrs. Otis R. Bowen Bremen Castings, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Burket Mr. William W. Erwin Ms. Aldean Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Dean Foster Mr. and Mrs. Steve Klapp Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Miles Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Roeder Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schramm Mr. and Mrs. Kurt B. Thompson Ms. Loren Tiede

Dr. C. James Callahan Dr. C. James Callahan Veterinary Student Scholarship Fund Mrs. Donna Callahan

Mr. Gary Collins Nathan Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Mary Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Ball Bambi’s Roofing, Inc. Mr. Jay Bates Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Becovitz Ms. Kimberly Berger

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff W. Bormet Ms. Janet Collins Rev. and Mrs. Mark G. Cottrill Ms. Mary L. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Steve Heavin Mr. and Mrs. Gail D. Law Mr. James L. Lidecker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCollough Mr. William H. and Ms. Tracy L. Melville Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Pierce Ms. Delia A. Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rettinger Mr. and Mrs. Eric Satterley Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Sellers Mr. and Mrs. James Snyder Mr. Larry Snyder Ms. Susan E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Stuntz Territorial Engineering Town of Bourbon Mr. and Mrs. William G. Town Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wanemacher Mr. and Mrs. Welcome D. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Steve Weissert Ms. Naomi R. Young Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zehr

Mr. Nathan Collins Nathan Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund Mrs. Rosemary Collins

Mr. James R. Cook James R. Cook PHS Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. David Beesley Mr. and Mrs. John Gantz Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lacher Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lowry Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William G. Town

Mrs. Lucille O. Danielson St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Balmer

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Ms. Janice A. Connell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Corey Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cultice Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Danielson Delta Nu Chapter Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity Mr. and Mrs. Ray Girres Fr. William J. Kummer Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Lintner Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mckee Mr. and Mrs Ron Mockler River Park of Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Slemp Ms. Rebecca Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stackhouse Mr. and Mrs. Ren Van Gilder

Sgt. Justin DeCrow Staff Sergeant Justin DeCrow Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Dawn M. Bombrys Mr. Dan DeCrow Lt. Col. Gary Johnson Mr. James D. Knerien Mr. John J. Oliver

Mrs. June Erwin MCCF Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik

Mr. Charles Fritz Neil Germann Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. William Hambright

Mr. Neil Germann Neil Germann Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Carbiener

Mr. J. Kent Guild Dr. J. Kent Guild Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. James K. Baker

Mr. Michael Haag Michael Paul Haag Family 4-H Beef Scholarship Fund AM General, LLC Ms. Nancy Bargarus Mr. and Mrs. James P. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Donald and Carol Bloom Mr. Don Brown Mr. and Mrs. Everett Colvin

Mr. Paul Costello Coverdale Farm Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P. Craft Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Brian Deadmar Ms. Nancy E. Dipert Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dolph Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Doyle Ms. Joan Eckstein Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Goss Mr. and Mrs. John F. Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gunterman Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Haag Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrell Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holcomb Mrs. Betty Jo Hostetler Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hummel Indiana Junior Angus Association Mr. and Mrs. William G. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Jernas Mr. and Mrs. Doug Keeling Mr. and Mrs. Mark Keller Mr. Elson J. Kuskye Mr. and Mrs. Craig E. Langley Ms. Pam Lindamood Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Lotter Ms. Molly Mader Ms. Pamela K. Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Malstaff Mr. Larry McCollough Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Mench Ms. Maurine J. Miller Ms. Coni Napier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Olson Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Pavey Ms. Mashelle Pavey Mr. and Mrs. James Phend Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Randall P. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Ron Rensberger Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richey Mr. and Mrs. Wess L. Richey Ms. Jana S. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ruby Mr. Scott L. Ruby Mr. Steven Ruby Mrs. Helen Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. Deane Sarber

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis C. Schnitz Ms. Kaye E. Schultz Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. Seaman Jr. Ms. Dorothy M. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Sieber Ms. Elaine Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brian S. Snell Mr. and Mrs. Lew A. Snell Dr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sommers Mr. and Mrs. George Sowers Mr. and Mrs. James L. Stewart Ms. June I. Stull Mr. and Mrs. Ted A. Stull Mr. and Mrs. James Sudlow Mr. Aaron Thompson Ms. Mandy Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Van Houten Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Verhaeghe Mrs. Linda Verhaeghe Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wellman Mr. Keith Wickens Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Wolff Ms. Connie Wright

Mrs. Helen Hess Helen G. and Gerald M. Hess Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hess

Mr. Robert C. Hickman Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Jennings

Mrs. Marian Hileman

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Robert and Marian Hileman Scholarship Fund Mr. James Condon Ms. Kristen Davidson Ms. Michelle Franz Mr. Vincent Glose Ms. Phyllis C. Hileman Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keyser Ms. Jennifer S. Maddox Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Ms. Marvelle L. Siple Mr. Sidney M. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Sumpter Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Wendel Friends and Residents

Memorials continued Mr. Timothy Hochstetler

Mr. Matthew J. Morris

Timothy J. Hochstetler Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Engle

Mr. Dennis Hostetler Marshall County Humane Society, Inc. Fund Mrs. Jayne A. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Schefmeyer

Mr. Earl Lee Houin St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Ms. Susan Houin

Ms. Mary Klein

Ms. Gertrude R. Nawara

MCCF Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Coury

St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Bretz Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Dobuck Mrs. Mary Eherenman Mr. and Mrs. Ray Girres Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik Ms. Kristel K. Houin Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Kent Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kollar Mr. Carl Loesch Ms. Graziella M. Sierakowski Mr. Francis G. Wolski

Ms. Vera Klinedinst Vera R. Klinedinst Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Lorraine Borton Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Plasschaert Mr. Barry Sellers

Mr. Jack Kochert Jack Kochert Memorial Scholarship Fund Purdue Firefighters

Sgt. Jason Nemeth

Mr. Bill Laramore First United Methodist Church Endowment Fund Dr. and Mrs. Don S. Balka

Mr. Michael N. Magee Michael Noel Magee Scholarship Fund Ms. Sarrah Van Sickle

Mr. Allan Mahler Lapaz Lions Club Scholarship Fund Dr. and Mrs. Don S. Balka

Mrs. Wilma M. Martin Wilma Martin Scholarship Fund Ms. Lorraine Borton Ms. Cynthia L. Martin

Ms. Mary A. Miller Neil Germann Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Germann

Matthew J. Morris Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Drotar Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Futa John Glenn High School Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaser Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McCallie Mr. and Mrs. James Morris Mr. Joseph R. Morris Mr. William E. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Jeff O’Connor Mr. Jack Oliver Mr. and Mrs. T. David Ponder

Sgt. Jason Nemeth Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Arveson Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Cochran Ms. Donna F. Cole Mr. and Mrs. Darren N. Couts Mr. Lyle Davidson Ms. Angelica Delreal Ms. Shelly L. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hawley Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Hollett Mr. and Mrs. Jon Langfeldt Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Markley Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Martin Mr. and Mrs. Brian McCallen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Mersch Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Nicksic Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. O’Hara Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. O’Hara

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Arnold M. Rhoads Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Schori Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Scott Scotty’s Hydraulic Service Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith

Ms. Blanche Odiorne St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Ms. Carolyn McAfee Mr. Donald and Mrs. Gertrude Schaal

Ms. Glenna O’Hara Argos High School Class of 1957 Scholarship Fund Mr. Eugene Cooper

Mr. Lance Overmyer Sally Overmyer Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wagner

Mrs. Sally Overmyer Sally Overmyer Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. R Jeffery Honzik

Mr. Donald O. Pamachena Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Nye

Ms. Bernetha Payne First United Methodist Church Endowment Fund Rev. Larry Marhanka

Ms. Christie Peterson St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Mrs. Mary Eherenman

Mrs. Melba L. Reese Melba L. Reese Memorial Fund Ms. Mary O. Boise Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Bottorff Mr. and Mrs. Millard Clauss Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cole Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeMont Mr. and Mrs. James L. Drews Ms. Nancy S. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Ray Girres Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Grace Ms. Kay Hagenbush

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Heiser Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. John Hostrawser Ms. Ellen C. Hummel Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Jacob Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Kerry R. Knape Mr. and Mrs. Larry Long Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. May Ms. Annabelle Miller Ms. Rosalie Morrison Mr. William E. Morton II Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridgway Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schwartz Ms. Mavis Shank Mr. and Mrs. William C. Stoltenberg Jr. Tyner United Methodist Church Urey Middle School Staff Walkerton Elementary School, P.T.A. Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wise Mr. and Mrs. Carroll E. Zartman

Mr. Neil Rettinger Neil Rettinger Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Andrew Katz

Mr. Dennis M. Ritenour MCCF Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Jerry B. Salmon

Mr. Dustin L. Ronk Dustin Lee Ronk Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poczik Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Ronk

Mr. Glen Sarber Plymouth Education Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Beiter

Ms. Olivine King Shaw Olivine Shaw Fund Mr. and Mrs. Greg Downes Mr. and Mrs. James Ensley Ms. Krista H. Furry Mr. David Gibson Ms. Jo Anna Leffler-Booher Dr. and Mrs. Mark E. Noll Mr. and Mrs. William D. Stratton Mrs. John Templeton

Ms. Jeanne Ann Sheehan St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik

Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder Bill and Barbara Snyder Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Lynda L. Hershberger Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik Ms. Elizabeth A. Nelson Ms. Jacqueline Pugh Mr. and Mrs. Michael Snyder Dr. Susan E. Snyder, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Zimmerman

Ms. Ruth I. Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Yockey Mr. Ernest A. Yockey Jr.

Mr. Brian Zeider Brian Zeider Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Maxine Berkey Mr. Jason Brown Mr. and Mrs. Don A. Cobb Mr. Paul Costello Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Edging Mr. and Mrs. Michael Essling Mr. and Mrs. James H. Haney Mr. Andy Knepp Mr. John R. Larson, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John I. Martz Mr. and Mrs. John J. McKie Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alfred I. Miner Mr. and Mrs. Brad Minnick Mr. and Mrs. Steve L. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Northam Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Peters Ms. Patricia A. Quinn Ms. Shirley Replogle Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Rogan Mr. Stephen Schneider Ms. Jennita Speicher Mr. and Mrs. Brad Stackhouse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Stoffl Mr. and Mrs. Terry Udstuen Mr. and Mrs. Randy E. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Warfel Mr. and Mrs. Welcome D. Warren Mr. Dennis Winge

Ms. Sally Sweet Plymouth Community School Corporation Scholarship Fund Mrs. Jody Kriscunas

Mr. Nicholas Vogeler Nicholas Vogeler Memorial Scholarship Fund West Michigan Webmasters

Mr. William Wagoner Marshall County Humane Society, Inc. Fund Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Lucas

Mr. Craig Woolfington Craig Woolfington Cancer Research Fund Mr. Mark E. Lindsey

Mr. James Yeazel First United Methodist Church Endowment Fund Dr. and Mrs. Don S. Balka Mary A. and William S. Young Arts Fund Ms. Lyn J. Ward

Ms. Mary J. Yockey Nathan Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kurt W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baker Mr. Robert Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Houin Ms. Peggy R. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Mellott Ms. Delia A. Pulliam Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ralston Ms. Karin K. Rantz Mr. and Mrs. Willis Roose Mr. and Mrs. John Sahlohoff Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Stuntz Mr. and Mrs. William G. Town

Mrs. Betty Wilson-Zehner

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Betty Jean Wilson-Zehner Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Tina M. Race

2011–2012

Honorary Gifts Mr. Brian R. Baker Marshall County Community Foundation Operating Fund Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Ms. Julie A. Bess L.I.F.T Fund Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Bess

Mr. James V. Bottorff Plymouth Fireman’s Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Michael Charbonneau

Mr. Griffen Carpenter Jill Carpenter Memorial Fund Ms. Dawn Bethel

Suzie Clevenger Plymouth Community School Corporation Scholarship Fund Notre Dame Federal Credit Union

Mr. William W. Erwin Ancilla College Lewis Erwin Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Honzik

Mr. Scott Graybill

Mr. John E. Thomas

Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation Endowment Fund Ms. Jayne A. Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Pfledderer Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Compton Ms. Linda Yoder Ms. Lyn J. Ward

John E. Thomas Visual Arts Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Carl Collier Mr. and Mrs. Paul Futa Mr. and Mrs. Philip R. Gaul Ms. Karlie J. Gibson Mr. Terry D. Hansen Mr. Paul R. Hernandez Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jacobson Ms. Martha J. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery L. Johnson Ms. Paula Johnson Ms. Patty D. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Kunze Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Leodanski Ms. Tamara Pairitz Ms. Patricia Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schwing Ms. Susan K. Schratzmeier Ms. Wendy J. Seifert Mr. and Mrs. David W. Schwartz II Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thomas Ms. Vicki Weaver Dr. Glenn J. Wisnieski D.D.S. Ms. Cary Zartman

Mr. John Grolich Plymouth Fireman’s Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Michael Charbonneau

Michael Jeffirs Stephen P. Jeffirs Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Greig

Ms. Jennifer S. Maddox Madison and Elizabeth Stephenson Scholarship Fund Mrs. Elizabeth Knoth

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nye Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund Rev. and Mrs. Paul E. Nye

ohn E. Thomas has taught art classes at John Glenn High School for the last 40 years. Through his teaching and encouragement, he has produced many excellent artists. His students have won 19 national awards. He now sells his artwork to support students through a scholarship fund he and his wife started through MCCF.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

General Endowment Grants Awarded The Marshall County Community Foundation awards grants twice each year to nonprofit organizations for specific projects in areas such as the arts, education, health and human services, recreation and the environment. The General Endowment Fund that supports these awards is one of the most flexible and responsive of the Foundation’s funds in addressing new, innovative and emerging community needs. Applications are due February 1 and August 1; recipients are announced in April and October respectively. . Grants Awarded For February 1, 2011 Round Amount Approved

Requestor

Project Description

Ancilla College

Math lab renovation and new computers for ADEPT Program (Assistive Developmentally-Enhanced Program and Technology).

Community Hospital of Bremen

Cardiac services equipment.

7,578.73

Earthworks

Training young adults with specific barriers to employment in both baking and workplace skills.

3,000.00

Heart and Hands

Digital color copier.

3,000.00

Joint Educational Services in Special Education

Fresh soil for beds and new water source for Community Garden.

4,000.00

Marshall County Blueberry Festival

50 recycling bins.

2,125.00

Marshall County Convention and Visitors Bureau

Lincoln Highway Tourist Information kiosk center on Jefferson Street in Plymouth.

3,250.00

Potawatomi Park

Multi-phase technology project.

3,200.00

Yellow River Festival

Sound system.

2,000.00

Leadership Marshall County

Program support.

Total

20,300.00

1,500.00

$49,953.73

An MCCF grant was awarded for the new Lincoln Highway Information Kiosk on Jefferson Street in Plymouth. The Lincolnway Corrider is a central part of the national Lincoln Highwaythe nation’s first transcontinental auto highway and the first national memorial to Abraham Lincoln (dedicated in 1913).

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Endowment Grant Awards continued

Culver Lions Club receive grant to update community sign

Grants Awarded For August 1, 2011 Round Amount Approved

Requestor

Project Description

Argos Dollars for Scholars

Underwrite Purdue Glee Club Performance.

5,300.00

Culver Elementary School Music Department

Mimio Teach, Video/Audio Recorder and Whiteboard supplies and equipment.

1,500.00

Culver Lions Club

Update Culver Lions Club community sign.

10,000.00

LaPaz Lions

Signage for unmarked Marshall County Cemeteries.

3,500.00

LaPaz Volunteer Fire Department

Mannequins to teach life-saving techniques.

2,320.00

LaPaz-North Township Fire Department

Thermal Imaging Camera.

4,250.00

LifePlex Institute for Health & Wellness

Purchase costumes and support Festival of Carols.

Marshall County Historical Society

Historic Crossroads Transportation Center Brochures.

981.00 2,528.00

Marshall County Humane Society, Inc.

Support for new cat house.

Michiana Benevolent Center/Whitlock

Support for installation of strobe lights for hearing impaired .

2,500.00

Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ

Purchase two defribrillators.

3,600.00

Total

10,325.00

$46,804.00

FOUNDATION DIRECTORY ONLINE is available at MCCF as a resource for additional funding opportunities. For nonprofits and grantseekers, this easy to use tool can help find grants from over 100,000 grantmakers. Make an appointment with MCCF for a brief introduction. Foundation Directory Online is the nation’s leading online funding research tool, developed by the Foundation Center, a national nonprofit service organization with more than 50 years experience connecting grantseekers and grantmakers.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Grants Awarded For February 1, 2012 Round Requestor

Project Description

Amount Approved

Antiquarian & Historical Society Culver

Digitization equipment.

2,000.00

Boy Scout Troop #257

Purchase trailer to transport camping equipment.

4,500.00

Bread of Life

Purchase freezer for food pantry.

800.00

City of Plymouth

Pavers for BOW-WOW Dog Park.

500.00

Community Hospital of Bremen

SonoSite NanoMaxx ultrasound machine.

9,000.00

Culver Community Youth Center DBA Culver Boys and Girls Club

Educationally-based summer program.

3,750.00

Earthworks

Project to facilitate collaboration of small nonprofit agencies.

2,500.00

Heart and Hands

Science lab equipment and teacher training for GED program.

2,031.00

Heartland Artists

Marketing/Advertising campaign.

1,000.00

Historic Bremen

Display cases for History Center.

Marshall County 4-H Fair Board

Bleacher/grandstand for year round events.

5,000.00 10,000.00

Marshall County Convention and Visitors Bureau

Installation of barn quilts on Marshall County Barn Quilt Trail.

1,500.00

Marshall County Council on Aging

Support purchase INDOT Wheelchair vehicle.

5,000.00

Plymouth Arts Commission/Encore

Performance of ‘Midsummer Night’s Dream’.

2,500.00

Plymouth Community Schools Corporation

$25,000 granted over 5 years to assist with technology requirements for New Tech Network

5,000.00

Plymouth Volunteer Fire Department

Training facility for Plymouth and other Marshall County Fire Departments

Leadership Marshall County

Program support.

Total

13,000.00 1,500.00

$69,581.00

As a response to increased membership, Boy Scout Troop #257 applied for a grant to purchase a larger trailer. Now the scouts have room to haul all of their gear for campouts and other scouting events.

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Endowment Grant Awards continued Grants Awarded For August 1, 2012 Round Requestor

Amount Approved

Project Description

Ancilla Domini Sisters- MoonTree Studios

Workshop, The Story Inside, communications workshop.

3,000.00

Beyond The Boundaries

Educator training to assist dyslexic students.

3,000.00

Boy Scouts Troop #239

Purchase cargo trailer for camping equipment.

2,520.00

Cardinal Services Inc.

Ipads for documentation requirements.

4,500.00

CASA of Marshall County

Support for educational programs on child abuse and neglect prevention.

2,000.00

Freedom Park

Initial design and marketing materials for all-inclusive playground.

6,195.00

Jefferson Elementary School

Intensive after-school program to improve mathematical and literacy skills.

1,585.00

Marshall County Historical Society

Microfilm Reader Printer.

5,000.00

Plymouth Adult Basic Education

Tutors and literacy training for low level learners.

1,000.00

Triton School Corporation

S.T.E.M. initiatives for inquiry-based science instruction and Project Lead the Way.

25,000.00

Veterans Therapeutic Art Center Inc.

Therapeutic arts, crafts, and music activities for veterans and their families.

15,000.00

Total

$68,800.00

eterans Therapeutic Art Center, Inc. was founded and operated by disabled/combat wounded veterans who know first hand the difficulties that veterans meet when transitioning to civilian life from military service. The program offers therapeutic support to veterans and their families through art therapy. By engaging their minds and energies in artistic programs, veterans can channel their energy into constructive activities and regain their lives.

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Endowment Highlight

Craig WooLFington

Fund Highlight

A simple promise made to a friend has grown into a legacy that touches many people. At age 41, Craig Woolfington died suddenly and tragically of cancer. He left behind his wife and two-year old daughter. Mark Lindsey promised Craig his daughter would have a chance to attend college. Through the overwhelming support of family and friends, Mark and others accomplished that task and so much more. They organized a memorial golf outing and every year, a portion of the proceeds are added to the Craig Woolfington Cancer Research Fund. And every year, distributions from the fund go to cancer research at Purdue University. The golf outings continued to be so successful that another fund was started in 2011. The Craig Woolfington Memorial Scholarship Fund supports the education of a Plymouth High School graduating senior enrolled at Purdue University. Craig’s giving spirit continues to bring the community together to beat cancer and help students succeed.

Craig Woolfington’s legacy continues to grow through the efforts of Andy Caine, Mark Lindsey, and Tony Plothow.

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation,

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — call 574.935.5159 January 1, please 2011 – December 31, 2012 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

2011–2012

Active Endowment Funds by category

Arts and Culture Antiquarian & Historical Society Endowment Fund Charles and Gretchen Kimble Fund Culver-Union Township Public Library Dustin Lee Ronk Memorial Fund Marcia Price Art Fund Marshall County Historical Society Fund Mary A. and William S. Young Arts Fund Plymouth Arts Commission Fund Plymouth Public Library Fund William S. & Mary A. Young Arts Fund Wythougan Valley Preservation Council Fund

Community Development Bourbon Public Library Endowment Fund Bremen Insulated Wire Fund CAPE Endowment Fund City of Plymouth Fund Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County Ines M. Humbert Memorial Fund Jennifer S. Maddox Operating Endowment Fund Katherine E. Garn Cemetery Fund Margaret Ellen Widmar Memorial Fund Marion McCormack Memorial Marshall County Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund Marshall County Humane Society, Inc. Fund MCCF Endowment Fund MCCF Unrestricted Fund Newman Family Zion Cemetery Fund Ralph and Louise Mason Operating Endowment Fund Samuel Elliott Perkins IV Memorial Scholarship Samuelson Family Swedish Cemetery Fund Thornburg/Donnelly Fund Wythougan Valley Preservation Council Fund was instrumental in the restoration of Jacoby Church

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

United Way of Marshall County Endowment Fund United Way of Marshall County Endowment Fund (MCCF)

Donor Advised Funds Beyond The Boundaries Fund Don S. and Sharon J. Balka Donor Advised Fund G G McMillen Fund Gibson Family Fund Glenn & Janellyn Borden Family Fund Gooch Family Fund Indiana University Alumni and Friends of Marshall County Fund James A. and Mary E. Henderson Donor Advised Fund Jane Bidwell Fund Jay F. & SueAnn Bates Charitable Family Fund

The Antiquarian Historical Society Fund supports the preservation and maintenance of Heritage Park, a cherished landmark in downtown Culver.

John and Kay Finlay Fund Laramore Family Fund

The Holy Family Foundation Fund

Leman Gift Fund

Wilma S. Leman Franklin College Fund

LIFT Fund

Health and Human Services Argos Lions “We Serve” Fund

Lopp Family Fund

Environment

Community Hospital of Bremen Foundation Endowment Fund

Olivine Shaw Fund

DeVota Schramm Memorial Fund

Center for Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.

Otis R. and Carol L. Bowen Trust Fund

Frank VanGilder Fund for Magnetic Park

Craig Woolfington Cancer Research Fund

Robert & Leona Gottschalk Fund

Ernestine Kelley Fund

Tom and Joan Gunterman Fund

Herschell J. and Gladys M. Umbaugh Fund for the Plymouth Park & Recreation

Trone Family Fund

Jane’s Park Endowment Fund Potawatomi Park Fund

Crippled Children’s Fund

Vance F. and Deborah A. Lopp Fund

Ralph C. Vonnegut, Jr. Fund

Education Ancilla College Fund

Faith Based

Plymouth Kiwanis Disabled Children’s Fund Michiana Benevolent Society, Inc. Fund Marshall-Starke Development Center, Inc. Fund Ounce of Prevention Fund

Ancilla College Lewis Erwin Memorial Fund

Cecil and Berniece Burket Mission Fund

Richard and Ernestine Edel Endowment Fund

Bremen Public Schools Education Endowment Fund

First United Church of Christ, Bremen Indiana Fund

Saint Joseph Community Health Fund

Elwood H. & Carol H. Hillis Charitable Fund

First United Methodist Church Endowment Fund

International Harvester Collectors Club Northern Indiana Chapter 33 Fund John J. Oliver Speech and Debate Fund Leadership Marshall County Fund Marshall County Friends of Culver Marshall Farmers Mutual Insurance Company Scholarship Fund Plymouth Building Trades Corporation Fund Plymouth Education Foundation Fund St. Michael Catholic Church Tuition Assistance Fund

First United Methodist Church of Bourbon Endowment Fund Guild Family Fund Melba L. Reese Memorial Fund Trinity United Methodist Mission Scholarship Fund Umbaugh-Garro Fund Wanda J. Falconbury Memorial Fund

Thornburg/Donnelly Fund

Scholarships 3 C’s Scholarship Fund Alberta Middaugh Memorial Scholarship Ancilla College-Ruth and Lawrence Castaldi Scholarship Fund Argos Dollars for Scholars Fund Argos High School Class of 1957 Scholarship Fund Argos Lions Club Scholarship Fund Audrey Grossman Memorial Scholarship Fund

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

Endowments continued Betty Jean Wilson Zehner Memorial Scholarship Fund

Eunice Schrimsher Memorial Scholarship Fund

Marianne Ransdell Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bill and Barbara Snyder Memorial Scholarship Fund

Frank DeSantis Endowment Fund Fred Nierste Scholarship Fund

Marjorie Ann Baker Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bourbon High School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund

GLO Scholarship Fund

Marohn Family Fund

Golden Girls Scholarship Fund

Marshall County 4-H Council Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bowen Medical Education Fund

Greg LaFree Endowment Fund

Bowen Family Medical Education Scholarship Fund

Harold D. Miller Memorial Scholarship Helen G. and Gerald M. Hess Scholarship Fund

Bremen Dollars for Scholars, Inc. Bremen High School Alumni Scholarship Fund

Herman and Florence Mattix Scholarship Fund

Bremen Kiwanis Scholarship Fund

Herschell and Gladys Umbaugh Scholarship Fund

Bremen Masonic Lodge/Eastern Star Endowment Fund Bremen School Board Scholarship Fund Brian Zeider Memorial Scholarship Fund

Christina Gibbs Memorial Fund

Jake Spaid Memorial Fund James H. Wysong Scholarship Fund

Jean Pfieffer Memorial Fund

Craig Woolfington Memorial Scholarship Fund

Jim Blount Memorial Scholarship Fund

Jill Carpenter Memorial Fund Jo Ellen Castleman/Hull Scholarship Fund John and Ruby Leman Scholarship Fund John E. Thomas Visual Arts Scholarship Fund John R. Manring Memorial Scholarship Fund

Culver Building Trades Endowment Fund

Jordan Family Scholarship Fund

Culver Tri Kappa Scholarship Fund

Julia P. Trowbridge Fund

Culver Young Farmers Agricultural Scholarship Fund D. Neil Rettinger Memorial Scholarship Fund

Julia Yockey Shakes Memorial Scholarship Fund Katherine E. Garn Scholarship Fund

Miss T. Memorial Scholarship Fund Mt. Pleasant Church of the Brethren Scholarship Fund Nancy Jaynes Memorial Scholarship Fund Nathan Collins Memorial Scholarship Fund Neil Germann Memorial Scholarship Fund Nicholas Vogeler Memorial Scholarship Fund Nilas Cretcher Memorial Scholarship Fund Ogden Fund P.H.S. Business Scholarship Fund Palbykin Award Phoebe Heishman-Lykowski Scholarship Fund Plymouth Athletic Boosters Scholarship Fund Plymouth Community School Corporation Scholarship Fund Plymouth Fireman’s Memorial Scholarship Fund Plymouth Masonic Scholarship Fund

David (Davy) G. Dunkin Memorial Fund

Kenny & Nancy Chapman Scholarship Fund

Plymouth Optimist Club, Inc. Scholarship Fund

Dean & Gretchen Kimble Music Scholarship Fund

Lapaz Lions Club Scholarship Fund

Plymouth Rotary Endowment Fund

Larry R. Linhart Scholarship Fund

Dieckmann Jac Cen Del High School Dollars for Scholars Fund

Leon R. Verhaeghe Vocational Agriculture Memorial Scholarship Fund

Purdue Club of Marshall County, Inc. Scholarship Fund

Dorothy Irene Mitchell Memorial Nursing Scholarship Fund

Lewis and Neva Mason Scholarship Fund

R. B. Krueger Memorial Scholarship Fund

Linda Parker Science and Mathematics Scholarship Fund

Ray Martin Memorial Fund

Linda Weaver Memorial Fund

Dr. C. James Callahan Veterinary Student Scholarship Fund

Ritter Family Memorial Scholarship

Madison and Elizabeth Stephenson Scholarship Fund

Robert and Helen Widmar Scholarship Fund

Dr. J. Kent Guild Memorial Scholarship

Marian and Stephen Wayne Munn Agriculture Scholarship Fund

Dan Koontz Memorial Fund

Dorothy L. Peterson and Dudley A. Peterson Memorial Scholarship Fund

Ella M. Leeper Scholarship Fund

Jack Kochert Memorial Scholarship Fund

Community Academic Rewards for Excellence Endowment Fund

Culver Alumni and Community Scholarship Fund

Max and Lois Edmonds Scholarship Fund Michael Paul Haag Family 4-H Beef Scholarship Fund

Jane Sieg Stillson Memorial Fund

Crystal M. Metsker Scholarship Fund

Mattix Scholarship Fund

Ivan Kelley Family Scholarship Fund

James R. Cook PHS Class of 1961 Scholarship Fund

Clarence and Bonnie Shaffer Scholarship Fund

Matthew J. Morris Scholarship Fund

Michael Charles Albert Scholarship Fund

J. Ward and Margaret M. Leeper Scholarship

Chad Edward Pearson Memorial Scholarship Fund Benefiting the Knute Rockne Kiwanis Club

Mary Winquist Franklin and Joe Franklin Scholarship Fund

Jan and Ted Chittum Scholarship Fund J. O. Thompson Memorial Scholarship Fund

Chad Edward Pearson Memorial Scholarship Fund

Marshall County Horse and Pony Scholarship Fund

Quincy A. Troup 40 Scholarship Fund

Read Wrestling Scholarship Fund

Robert and Marian Hileman Scholarship Fund

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years — January 1, 2011 – December 31, 2012

The Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund supports the Boys & Girls Club of Marshall County, Inc., helping build a stronger, brighter future for our community by inspiring and enabling young people to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens.

Robert E. and Helen L. Kirkley Memorial Scholarship Fund

Stephen Wayne and Marian Munn Agriculture Scholarship Fund

William E. Shemberger Music Scholarship Fund

Roger Laramore Memorial Scholarship Fund

Stouder Scholarship Fund

Wilma Martin Scholarship Fund

Rue Dee Marker Memorial Scholarship Fund

The Culver Community Schools Staff Scholarship Fund

Zane and Zoie Triplet Memorial Scholarship Fund

Russell and Audrey Feldman Memorial Scholarship Fund Ruth Shanks Memorial Scholarship Fund Ryan M. Heintzelman Scholarship Fund Ryan Unsicker Memorial Scholarship Fund Sally Overmyer Memorial Scholarship Fund Sanford O. Jacox Memorial Scholarship Fund

The John Ruff Scholarship Fund The Margot and Merlin Jones Scholarship Fund The Robert Warner Kurtz Memorial Scholarship Fund Timothy J. Hochstetler Memorial Scholarship Fund

Youth and Family B.E.A.M. Youth Philanthropy Donor Advised Fund Boy Scouts of America, LaSalle Council Fund Family Foundation Fund

Todd W. Edwards Memorial Scholarship Fund

First United Methodist Church of Bourbon/Bashon Home Fund

Tony and Mary Wood Scholarship Fund

Friends of the Culver Youth Center Fund

Triton Education Foundation Fund

James H. Neu Fund

St. Michael Athletic Association Scholarship Fund

Vera R. Klinedinst Memorial Scholarship Fund

Kenneth & Ruth Gilbert Family Fund

Staff Sergeant Justin DeCrow Memorial Scholarship Fund

Walter A. Glaub/Marshall County Industrial Association Scholarship Fund

Pendergast-Rosander-Nye Fund

Stephen P. Jeffirs Scholarship Fund

Wayne G. Pippenger M. D. & Gladys Pippenger RN Nursing Scholarship Fund

SGM Jeffrey McLochlin Memorial Scholarship Fund Sgt. Jason Nemeth Memorial Scholarship Fund

Missman Family Fund Wilma and Nelson Leman Athletic Endowment Fund

The information in this Annual Report reflects activity during the 2011 and 2012 calendar years â&#x20AC;&#x201D; January 1, 2011 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; December 31, 2012

MCCF Board Members

Jerry Gates Chair

Patti Kitch Vice-Chair

Carolyn Kline Secretary

Jared Weidner Treasurer

Richard Parker

Assistant Treasurer

Brian Baker

Don Balka

Kevin Berger

Kevin Boyer

Kay Finlay

Kurt Garner

Tim Harman

Joan Hunt

Derek Jones

Connie Lemler

Louise Mason

Amy Middaugh

Ginny Munroe

Don Newton

Paul Nye

Mike Overmyer

Jenny Beck-Sheedy

John Small Jr.

Beth Styers

Don Thompson

Barbara Winters

John Zeglis

Ron Zeltwanger

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation, please call 574.935.5159 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

MCCF Committees and Members The following committees of the MCCF Board of Directors are entrusted with important responsibilities to help our organization accomplish its mission. The Executive Committee oversees operations for the entire organization. Those working for Asset Development seek new endowment funds, whereas individuals in the Audit and Stewardship Committee supervise fund and grant compliance. The Investment Group works to invest the foundation’s funds prudently, and the Grants Committee has the distinct role of distributing these funds to innovative, collaborative programs in our community.

Executive

The Human Resources Committee is responsible for selecting candidates for future board members. The LMC Board Members and the Lilly Scholarship Committee are responsible for managing the Leadership Marshall County program and the Lilly Scholarship selection process respectively. All committees are comprised of hard working individuals committed to “ helping great ideas take flight.” We would like to acknowledge and thank the following individuals for their dedication and service.

Human Resources

LMC Board Members

Jerry Gates, Chair

Audit and Stewardship

Don Thompson, Chair

Valerie Hines, Chair

Patti Kitch, Vice-Chair

Brian Baker, Chair

Tim Harman

Anna Corbett

Louise Mason, Past Chair

Kevin Boyer

Carolyn Kline

Jayne Gibson

Carolyn Kline, Secretary

Tim Harman

Don Newton

Jim Marquardt

Jared Weidner, Treasurer

Patti Kitch

Paul Nye

Louise Mason

Richard Parker, Asst. Treasurer

Mike Overmyer

Beth Styers

Geri Newman

Derek Jones, Legal Counsel

Jared Weidner

Brian Baker (AS)

Derek Jones, Legal Advisor

Investment

Kay Finlay (Lilly)

Louise Mason, Advisor

John Zeglis, Chair

Emily Ryman

Kurt Garner (Grants)

John Zeglis, Advisor

Brian Baker

Mayor Mark Senter

Kevin Berger

Mark Styers

Mike Overmyer (AD)

Donna Pontius Jeremy Riffle

John Zeglis (Investment)

Grants

Don Thompson (HR)

Kurt Garner, Chair

Jerry Gates

Lilly Scholarship

Kay Finlay

Patti Kitch

Kay Finlay, Chair

Joan Hunt

Louise Mason

Don Balka

Mike Overmyer, Chair

Patti Kitch

Don Newton

Kurt Garner

Don Balka

Carolyn Kline

Richard Parker

Carolyn Kline

Jerry Gates

Amy Middaugh

Dave Gibson, Adv.

Connie Lemler

Joan Hunt

Ginny Munroe

Greg Miller, Adv.

Paul Nye

Connie Lemler

Mike Overmyer

Dan Schmelter, Adv.

John Small Jr.

Louise Mason

Jenny Beck Sheedy

Dr. Edward Sommers, Adv.

Beth Styers

Amy Middaugh

John Small Jr.

Roger Umbaugh, Adv.

Jared Weidner

Ginny Munroe

Don Thompson

Barbara Winters

Paul Nye

Sylvia Biegler, Adv.

Ron Zeltwanger

Jenny Beck-Sheedy

Dean Byers, Adv.

Don Thompson

Jamie Erwin, Adv.

Barbara Winters

Susie Reinholt, Adv.

Asset Development

Jeff Umbaugh, Adv Greg Miller, Adv.

Kevin Boyer

The 2011-2012 Annual Report, current IRS Form 990 and information regarding current investment managers and policies including fees, is available upon request. Please contact the Marshall County Community Foundation at 2701 N Michigan Street, Plymouth, IN or by phone at 574.935.5159 or email at info@ marshallcountycf.org. The 2011-2012 Annual Report is available on our website at www.marshallcountycf.org.

MCCF Staff Linda Yoder, Executive Director Jayne Gibson, Vice President for Operations Jennifer Compton, Director of Donor Services Connie Kreps, Director of Accounting Lyn Ward, Executive Assistant

L to R: Linda Yoder, Lyn Ward, Jayne Gibson, Connie Kreps, Jennifer Compton

Marshall County Community Foundation’s staff is pleased to support the efforts of the boards, committees, volunteers, donors and all other active participants who help enrich the communities of Marshall County. Ask a staff member why we work at MCCF and you will hear it is because the work we do helps make the community a better place to live and work. At every level of the foundation, this passion is seen in our commitment to better serve donors, support nonprofits, and improve the quality of life for those less fortunate. Together, we can change Marshall County for good.

ision is the ability to see things not as they are, but as they will be.

The story begins more than twenty years ago, when a few visionary residents did something brilliant for all of us. They learned of the Lilly Endowment initiative to create community foundations throughout the state of Indiana. And they imagined something that hadn’t been here before – an establishment belonging to everyone, where donations could be invested together to grow, where anyone could become a donor, and where donors become true philanthropists – able over time to grant out even more than they had put in, and able to draw on a team with knowledge of the community’s needs and resources.

YEARS 36

The Marshall County Community Foundation is the result of their vision and is one public institution that is preparing us for the future. MCCF celebrated its 20th Anniversary in 2011 and we recognized the foresight of the generous people who came before us, and are all around us, still contributing, still imagining. Their example inspires every one of us to be good stewards of their gifts and of our community for those who will come next.

Recognition of Dedication and Service

Past Board of Directors

Marshall County Community Foundation extends sincere appreciation to past members of our Board of Directors for their dedication and service.

Fred Anderson, Bremen

Ronald Gifford, Plymouth

John Oliver, Plymouth

Janet Anglemyer, Bremen

Dwayne Gooch, Bremen

Lynn Overmyer, Culver

Pamela Baker, Culver

Ray Haak, Bremen

Paul Pare, Culver

Mark Batman, Tyner

Jane Harris, La Paz

Greg Payne, Plymouth

Matthew Benedict, Culver

Dr. Kevin Hickman, Bremen

Robert Pickell, Plymouth

Wayne Bessinger, Tippecanoe*

Elwood â&#x20AC;&#x153;Budâ&#x20AC;? Hillis, Culver

Capt. William Pippenger, Culver

Dennis Beville, Plymouth

Tammy Houin, Plymouth

Melba Reese, Tyner*

Sylvia Bieghler, Plymouth

Bruce Jennings, Bremen

Phil Reidenbach, Bremen

Russell Bitting, Argos*

Scott Jennings, Tippecanoe

Susie Reinholt, Plymouth

James D. Bonine, Culver

Jack Jordan, Bremen

Karin Rettinger, Bourbon

Glenn Borden, Plymouth

Brent Kaufman, Bremen

Dr. James Rimel, Plymouth

Todd Burch, Walerton

Delorres Kiefer, Bremen

Roy Michael Roush, Plymouth

Dr. Cecil Burket, Bremen

Richard Kline, Bremen

Shannon Samuelson, Plymouth

Michael D. Burroughs, Plymouth

Dr. Robert Kolbe, Bremen

Isabel Sanchez, Plymouth

Pam Buxton, Culver

Fred Kowalinski, Culver

Ben Schaller, Bourbon

Dean Byers, Plymouth

Bill Langdon, Plymouth

Sam Schlosser, Plymouth

Sue Chase, Plymouth

Betty Lou Laramore, Plymouth

Dan Schmelter, Plymouth

Ted Chittum, Bourbon

Latham Lawson, Culver

Charles W. Schramm, Bremen

Everett Colvin, Plymouth

Richard Leeper, DVM, Argos

Brad Schuldt, Culver

Nilas Cretcher, Tippecanoe *

Patsy Lees, Plymouth

Jean Seltenright, Plymouth

Karen Dehne, Culver

Connie Lemler, Bourbon

Sarah Smith, Plymouth

Judy Delp, Argos

Chuck Lewallen, Plymouth

Bruce Stauffer, Argos

Frank DeSantis, Bremen

Fred Lintner, Culver

Tom Stiles, Bremen

David Dodge, Culver

Harold Louderback, Bremen

Gordon Taiclet, Argos

Greg Downes, Plymouth

Sally Manuel, Culver

Gen. Robert Tanguy, Culver

Chris Eberly, Argos

Angela Mason, Bourbon

Mark Umbaugh, Argos

Bruce Emerick , Plymouth

Herm Mattix, Plymouth*

Roger Umbaugh, Plymouth

Jamie Erwin, Plymouth

Amy Middaugh, Bourbon

Beverly Van Gilder, Plymouth

June Erwin, Bourbon*

Greg Miller, Bremen

Susan Wagner, Plymouth

William Erwin, Bourbon

V. Richard Miller, Plymouth

Jon VanDerWeele, Argos

Kathy Fick, Plymouth

Everett Missman, Bremen *

Leon Verhaeghe, Plymouth*

Eric Freeman, Culver

Roger Moynahan, Bremen

Robin Weissert, Bourbon

Jan Garrison, Plymouth

Alice Neal, Plymouth

Jim Weirick, Culver

David Gibson, Plymouth

Mark Neidig, Plymouth

Fran Wilkins, Culver

Ginny Gibson, Plymouth

Nancy Newton, Plymouth

All locations noted are the town of residence as of the last date of active board service. * deceased

Financials MARSHALL COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC. SELECTED FINANCIAL INFORMATION STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES AND NET ASSETS FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 REVENUE:

2012

Contributions Donated Services and Gifts In-Kind Administrative Fee Income Investment Income Realized Gains (Losses) on Investments Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments Other Income

2011

$358,788 13,029 193,733 476,894 (110,186) (337,848) 2,801 597,211

$342,785 12,003 177,958 702,781 (576,606) 3,229,069 5,659 3,893,649

Program Services Management and General Fund Raising Change in Value of Split Interest Agreements

924,686 122,923 77,171 29,047 1,153,827

658,976 138,984 147,499 24,921 970,380

Change in Net Assets

(556,616)

2,923,269

19,492,565 $18,935,949

16,569,296 $19,492,565

EXPENSES:

Net Assets at Beginning of Year Net Assets at End of Year

ASSETS:

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS OF JUNE 30 2012

Cash, Receivables and Other Assets Investment and Charitable Remainder Trusts Property and Equipment - Net

TOTAL ASSETS

2011

$476,628 25,346,429 8,852 25,831,909

$553,439 24,826,478 9,968 25,389,885

134,470 6,761,490 6,895,960

107,775 5,789,545 5,897,320

18,179,924 756,025 18,935,949

18,609,151 883,414 19,492,565

$25,831,909

$25,389,885

LIABILITIES: Agency Liabilities Other Liabilities

TOTAL LIABILITIES NET ASSETS: Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted

TOTAL NET ASSETS TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

The selected information listed above has been derived from financial statements audited by Kruggel, Lawton & Company LLC. Copies of the complete financial statements and related notes are available by contacting the Marshall County Community Foundation, Inc. office.

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation, please call 574.935.5159 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

Bettering Every Aspect of Marshall County

2011/12 members of BEAM: Kailyn Weis

- Bremen

(President)

Kyleigh Haro

- Bremen

(Vice President)

Monica Weaser

- Culver Girls Academy

(Secretary)

T.J. Mechling

- (Grace Baptist)

(Treasurer)

Bridget Craft

- Laville

Ryan Calhoun

- Argos

Scott Carmichael - Plymouth - Plymouth Patrick Felke Joey Hutchinson - Argos - Laville Kaitlyn Keller Brooklyn Kelley

- John Glenn

Jeff Martin

- Triton

Kalee Miller

- Culver

Garrett O’Dell

- John Glen

Jeff Ross

- Triton

Kayla Shaffer

- Culver Community

2012/13 members of BEAM: Kayla Shaffer

- Culver Community

(President)

Garrett O’Dell

- John Glenn

(Vice President)

Brooklyn Kelley

- John Glenn

(Secretary)

Jeff Martin

- Triton

(Treasurer)

Megan Bailey

- Grace Baptist

Hayes Barnes

- Culver Military Academy

Bridget Craft

- Laville

Ryan Calhoun

- Argos

Scott Carmichael - Plymouth Joey Hutchinson - Argos Pahola Jimenez

- Bremen

Branton Leazenby - Plymouth - Bremen Emily Molden Jeff Ross

- Triton

The future in Marshall County looks even brighter with this unique youth organization.

EAM members, also known as BEAMers, commit themselves to inspiring the youth of Marshall County while improving the quality of life in their communities. They use their experiences and talents to encourage philanthropy among their peers. Established through MCCF in 2008, BEAM was the first county-wide youth, philanthropy group. Members of BEAM are chosen from high schools in Marshall County. BEAMers have completed numerous community service projects including volunteering at the Boys and Girls Club, cleaning up Potawatomi Wildlife Park, buying Christmas gifts and delivering them to families in need, and visiting with residents from Miller’s Senior Living in Plymouth.

“BEAM gives me the chance to meet other high school students and demonstrate my leadership skills. With all of the community service we are involved in, I feel like we are doing our part in paying it forward.”

To grow their -Kayla Shaffer, BEAM President leadership skills, BEAMers help with the Youth Leadership Marshall County program every year. Many of the BEAM members have also attended the Indianapolis Youth Philanthropy Conference. Through fundraisers, they have raised donations for many organizations including American Cancer Society, Center for Hospice Care, Culver Community Pantry, Ft. Wayne Burn Center, Marshall County Humane Society, Marshall County Neighborhood Center, Riley Hospital For Children..

Madelyn Strycker - Culver Community - Culver Girls Academy Emma Trappe

Give the Gift of Giving Share the joy of giving in a simple card! Giving Cards were introduced in December 2012 and, much like retail gift cards, are given to celebrate birthdays, holidays, a job well done, or other special occasions. Giving Cards can be purchased in any amount and given as gifts. Recipients redeem the card by selecting the charitable organization or cause they want to support from among more than nearly 300 funds available at

MCCF. Giving Cards can be purchased and redeemed at MCCFâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s website at www.marshallcountycf.org or by calling 574.935.5159. Whether teaching children or grandchildren the fun of giving, giving a client a gift with meaning or solving the problem of pleasing the friend who has everything, Giving Cards encourage giving in our community that is unique, meaningful and fun. The cards are fully tax deductible for the buyer.

Standards of Compliance The Marshall County Community Foundation is in compliance with the National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations. National Standards guide the sound policies and practices that help community foundations achieve results and impact. The 41 standards address six key areas of operation: mission, structure, and governance, stewardship and accountability, donor relations, resource development, grant making and community leadership, and communications. This â&#x20AC;&#x153;seal of approvalâ&#x20AC;? signifies our commitment to organizational excellence. Toward that end, the MCCF Investment Committee embarked early in 2012 on a thorough process to evaluate investment management services. An RFP was developed and sent to twenty-two investment consultants. Six were interviewed and, in December, Northern Trust was selected to provide Chief Investment Officer Outsourcing services for

MCCF. Northern Trust, acting as fiduciary, provides comprehensive investment advice, asset servicing and other related services to help achieve financial and philanthropic goals cost-effectively. With assistance from Northern Trust advisors, new donor options were developed along with appropriate investment strategies to better meet donor interests and build a stronger framework to support charitable organizations and causes. In 2011-2012, we also broadened our communications to include social media, improved our website and upgraded our computer system. As a public charity devoted to local communities, MCCF relies on thoughtful governance and high operational standards to ensure that our charitable assets are used to their greatest impact now and in the future.

If you would like to learn more about the Marshall County Community Foundation, please call 574.935.5159 or email info@marshallcountycf.org.

So Many Stories to Tell... Over twenty years of local philanthropy through the Marshall County Community Foundation has resulted in nearly three hundred funds and thousands of donor and recipient stories! What we are able to share in this space is just a snapshot. While it is our pleasure to share here stories of the past two years, we hope you will visit our website or Facebook page or stop by to see us to learn more. Or better yet, talk to those you know in Marshall County who are already part of our history and our future – as donors, recipients, board members, volunteers and friends. They are well equipped to tell how local philanthropy is making a difference! At MCCF, we celebrated our twentieth anniversary in 2011 and an amazing record-breaking day of giving on 12-12-12. We welcomed new faces – staff and board members and a new investment management team too. We investigated new donor options to better match needs of donors and non profit organizations and that leads to exciting possibilities for future years as well. We also continue to grow in our capacity to address priority community needs. MCCF is focused on improving the quality of life in our area by identifying current and emerging issues, channeling resources to address community needs and helping our region prepare for the future. In this publication, you see stories about a community conversation on economic development and workforce education and grants that support STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) initiatives. We honor Elizabeth Marshall and her wonderful legacy gift to the Marshall County Historical Society and we share the story of James R. Cook too. His gift is both a tribute to his connection with former classmates and this community, and his desire to support vocational or trade school students as they prepare for the 21st century workforce. Through the sharing of these and many more stories, we continue to inspire each other. MCCF is, after all, a reflection of a very giving and caring Marshall County community. And through this report we celebrate again every grant, every solution, every success story. Thank you for reading and sharing our annual report. As always, your questions and comments are most welcome. Sincerely, Linda Yoder Executive Director

And will you succeed? Yes! You will, indeed! (98 and 3/4 percent guaranteed.)

You’ll move mountains!

To serve all of Marshall County, its people and its future through the growth and administration of endownment funding and philanthropy.

2701 N. Michigan St | Plymouth, IN 46563 | (574) 935-5159 | www.marshallcountycf.org