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The Pulaski County Community Foundation encourages the establishment of endowed funds to serve and support
the charitable interests of our citizens and community.



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Fifteen-Year Anniversary PCCF celebrates 15 years in 2012! Announced at the Foundation's annual celebration in November, the Board of Directors set a $15,000 minimum unrestricted goal to recognize the anniversary. To help reach this goal, make a contribution to the General Unrestricted Fund. The fund is responsible for annual grants to the community. Thank you for supporting the Foundation and our community!







 


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PCCF awards $25,000



The Pulaski County Community Foundation’s largest grant cycle EVER resulted in $25,000 in awards for 9 local projects. The following organizations and projects were announced at the Foundation’s annual “Celebration of Philanthropy” held November 1 in Winamac.

Arrow Head RC&D – “Beautify the Intersection”
Center of Workforce Innovations – “Community Adult Learning”
Eastern Pulaski Elementary School PTA – “Ensuring Vision for All”
Friends of the Panhandle Pathway – “Maintenance Project Phase II”
Kingdom Kids Preschool/Daycare – “The Sweet Dreams Project”
Pulaski County Human Services – “Project Hope”
Pulaski County REACT – “All Hazards Interoperability”
Tippecanoe Arts Federation – “Mural Art Initiative”
West Central Elementary School Title I – “Orton Gillingham Multisensory

Grads in Action-Six high school graduates who received scholarships through the Pulaski County Community Foundation this spring shared their community “grad-itude” on Saturday, June 25th in a special way. Click here to read more...

 

 


 

Silver Tsunami or Golden Opportunity? Starting January 1, 2011 an estimated one out of every 5 Hoosiers will begin turning age 65 – along with 77 million other Baby Boomers across the country. Click below to find out more about the EngAGEment Initiative:

EngAGEment Initiative


Check out this video called A Community for all Ages





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The Pulaski County Community Foundation:

· is a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code

· serves the philanthropic goals of donors who wish to better their community by providing
them with flexible, efficient, and tax-effective ways to achieve the greatest possible impact

· is governed by a local board of directors chosen for their knowledge of the community and designed to
represent a broad cross-section of its citizens

· generally supports new or existing programs of other non-profit organizations and agencies

In General, Community Foundations are:

Designed to build, over time, endowment funds for the community through gifts large and small.non-profit organizations with a difference -- tax-deductible gifts are through the Foundation to any eligible cause, organization, or program you choose.




 

 

 
 
 
 
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