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Foundation Fact Friday: Operating Funds Support RCCF
Among the many funds at the Rush County Community Foundation, there are five funds that exist to support the Foundation’s operations. These special funds provide ongoing funding to ensure that RCCF is able to conduct business as a nonprofit organization and fulfill our mission of enriching and enhancing
Foundation Fact Friday: Putting a Spring in the Steps of Rush County Residents
Spring has sprung, leading Rush County residents outdoors after a long winter inside. With spring’s warmer temperatures, sunshine, and greening landscape a heightened sense of joy fills the air. As you drive through town with your windows down and walk down the streets, it’s hard to miss
Bob Priddy Sports Partner Fund Established
The Bob Priddy Sports Partner Fund was recently established by Bob’s daughter Deby Priddy and family friend Christie Love. The Bob Priddy Sports Partner Fund is a field of interest fund at the Rush County Community Foundation that will support Rush County youth involved in team sports
Joseph Hinchman Cemetery Pass-Through Fund Established
Pete Osting and Julie Connolly recently established the Joseph Hinchman Cemetery Pass-Through Fund. This non-permanent fund was created to assist the on-demand needs of the Hinchman Cemetery, as a supplement to routine expenses currently covered by the permanently endowed Joseph Hinchman Cemetery Fund at the Rush County Community
Foundation Fact Friday: Designated Funds Support Local Non Profits
Did you know that in 2018 the Rush County Community Foundation will disburse $150,000 to our community’s nonprofit organizations? This money comes from the Foundation’s “Designated Endowment Funds”: the permanent funds established by donors that support local nonprofit agencies’ charitable needs. Rush County Community Foundation is
Richard K. Levi Family Fund Established
The family of Richard “Rick” Levi recently established a new permanent endowment fund with the Rush County Community Foundation. Rick’s wife, Chris, and daughters Heidi Cornett and Jacqueline Gudanowski, decided to memorialize their beloved husband and father by honoring his contributions to the Rush County Community Foundation
