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FREE Nonprofit Coaching Sessions
We are excited to offer a FREE 4-session series of trainings to help nonprofits succeed! Renowned speaker and author, David Fry of Effective Advancement Strategies Consulting will be your guide. All sessions will be held at City Center, 330 N. Main Street in Rushville and will include a
Meet the RCCF Board: Kelly Morgan
Kelly Morgan might be new to our board of directors, but her connection to RCCF goes back more than two decades. A lifelong resident of Rush County and 1999 graduate of Rushville Consolidated High School, Kelly was one of two students chosen that year to receive the
GIFT VIII Community Leadership Planning Grants
Lilly Endowment Inc. has awarded us two planning grants through the GIFT VIII Initiative. Both will give you the opportunity to share your thoughts, ideas, and feedback. Rush County Planning Grant In 2019 through GIFT VII, we hosted a series of listening sessions and released an online
Grantee Update: Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department
2023 Recipient $28,725: Community Grant The Glenwood Volunteer Fire Department would like to graciously thank the Rush County Community Foundation for their generous support for the purchase of new battery powered extrication equipment! This contribution allowed 30-year-old outdated equipment to be removed from the Engine and upgraded with
2023 Impact Update: Postcard #2
Download a pdf of the postcard. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.” – Eleanor Roosevelt We can be happy today and still want a better tomorrow, right? As someone invested in Rush County’s present and future, you know this is
2023: What a Year!
From welcoming our new executive director to breaking ground on a decades-old dream, 2023 was all about new beginnings. Before we get too far into 2024, let’s take a minute to celebrate our wins. NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Our board of directors took on more responsibility than most
