New Fund: Jim Payne Family Community Fund
Deb Garlock wanted to do something special for her father’s 90th birthday celebration. Known for his support in the Rush County community, Garlock decided to honor her father, Jim Payne,
Donor Stories
New Fund: Winkler-Smith Family Community Fund
The Winkler and Smith family know the importance of giving back to the community, so when Charlie Smith proposed around the kitchen table that they could create a family fund
Supporting and Preserving Rush County Nature
As a young child, Julie Osting Connolly was an outdoor girl. She spent her childhood hunting arrowheads, helping her dad with the livestock and exploring the wilderness around her house.
New Fund: The Class of 1964 Reunites with Purpose
Classmates Anita Mohr, (The RHS DAR Good Citizen of 1964 – see photo above!) and Chris Levi, along with several Rushville High School (RHS) alumni, discussed planning their 60th class
Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard Announced for Love Community Center
The Love Community Center will feature an outdoor gathering space named the “Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard” thanks to a generous estate gift from the Moster family. The
New Fund: Harcourt Family Scholarship
In Rush County’s southwest corner, in Orange Township, sits the Harcourt family farm. Carl and Barbara Harcourt, RCCF supporters and founders of the newly established Harcourt Family Scholarship Fund, make
Gerald & Anita Mohr Family Meeting Room Named at Love Community Center
Thanks to a generous gift from the Mohr family, the Love Community Center will feature the “Gerald & Anita Mohr Family Meeting Room,” a dedicated space for community gatherings and
Jean Matlock Scholarship for Young Women Fosters Gender Equity
By the time she finished her freshman year in high school, Jean Matlock had moved 12 times. Number 13 proved to be the luckiest of all. “Great was my joy
Supporter Story: Barbara White’s Good Life
The Bob White Farm is tucked away in the far northwest corner of Rush County, closer to Greenfield than to Rushville. But our community has always played a central role
Donor Story: The Deep Roots of the Liggett Family
In the yard of the Liggett Family’s farm stands an impressive maple tree. Its thick trunk separates into many branches, growing both tall and wide. No doubt its roots run
New Fund: Jim Payne Family Community Fund
Deb Garlock wanted to do something special for her father’s 90th birthday celebration. Known for his support in the Rush County community, Garlock decided to honor her father, Jim Payne,
New Fund: Winkler-Smith Family Community Fund
The Winkler and Smith family know the importance of giving back to the community, so when Charlie Smith proposed around the kitchen table that they could create a family fund
Supporting and Preserving Rush County Nature
As a young child, Julie Osting Connolly was an outdoor girl. She spent her childhood hunting arrowheads, helping her dad with the livestock and exploring the wilderness around her house.
New Fund: The Class of 1964 Reunites with Purpose
Classmates Anita Mohr, (The RHS DAR Good Citizen of 1964 – see photo above!) and Chris Levi, along with several Rushville High School (RHS) alumni, discussed planning their 60th class
Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard Announced for Love Community Center
The Love Community Center will feature an outdoor gathering space named the “Richard and Sue Moster Family Courtyard” thanks to a generous estate gift from the Moster family. The
New Fund: Harcourt Family Scholarship
In Rush County’s southwest corner, in Orange Township, sits the Harcourt family farm. Carl and Barbara Harcourt, RCCF supporters and founders of the newly established Harcourt Family Scholarship Fund, make
Gerald & Anita Mohr Family Meeting Room Named at Love Community Center
Thanks to a generous gift from the Mohr family, the Love Community Center will feature the “Gerald & Anita Mohr Family Meeting Room,” a dedicated space for community gatherings and
Jean Matlock Scholarship for Young Women Fosters Gender Equity
By the time she finished her freshman year in high school, Jean Matlock had moved 12 times. Number 13 proved to be the luckiest of all. “Great was my joy
Supporter Story: Barbara White’s Good Life
The Bob White Farm is tucked away in the far northwest corner of Rush County, closer to Greenfield than to Rushville. But our community has always played a central role
Donor Story: The Deep Roots of the Liggett Family
In the yard of the Liggett Family’s farm stands an impressive maple tree. Its thick trunk separates into many branches, growing both tall and wide. No doubt its roots run
