OCCF BOARD & STAFF
MISSION
To enhance the quality of life for all citizens of Owen County, now and for generations to come.
VISION
To be the trustworthy resource for philanthropy by building permanent endowment, addressing needs through grantmaking, and providing leadership resources to serve our community.
VALUES
Philanthropy Stewardship Excellence Respect Leadership Integrity
Board & Staff
CHAIR
Tom Wallace
VICE CHAIR
Ronda Stogsdill
SECRETARY
Amber Mullin
TREASURER
Kaye Erney
Janet Rummel
Jessica Brinson
Danielle Conner
Michelle DeFord
Susan Elkins
Ashley Fleetwood
Grant Minnemeyer
Tamra Ranard
Ed Staubach
Mike Sudol
Carol Tucker
President & CEO ceo@owencountycf.org
Karah Bobeck
Director of Programs & Communications karah@owencountycf.org
Tony Craig
Data & Operations Manager tony@owencountycf.org
A Message From Our Board Chair
At the Owen County Community Foundation (OCCF), we rely on two essential streams of support to continue our work. The first is our nearly 200 endowed funds, which grow over time thanks to donors like you. The earnings from these funds help us support the community well into the future.
The second is our Operating Fund, which supports the Foundation’s day-to-day functions. This fund allows us to manage programs, serve local nonprofits, and respond to immediate needs. Each year, we depend on donations from the community to sustain these efforts. Without this support, our work wouldn’t be possible.
As we approach the holidays, we’re reminded of gratitude and community. Just as families gather to give thanks, we express our appreciation for your generosity. Your donations make an incredible impact and allow us to serve Owen County’s growing needs.
While endowments secure our future, it’s your annual support that keeps the Foundation running daily. This season of giving is the perfect time to reflect on the difference we’ve made together—and the opportunities still ahead to uplift our communities.
With your continued support, OCCF will keep enhancing the lives of Owen County residents. We’re thankful for each of you who has invested in our community.
Tom Wallace OCCF Chairperson
Aiding Our Nonprofit Partners
OCCF representatives can often be found at various community events across the county. Keep an eye out for OCCF staff and directors who are actively engaging with community members and showing our commitment to serving Owen County. The Foundation feels that Owen County is best served by “boots on the ground” individuals who can speak to the true needs of the local population.
“Amber is deeply committed to giving back to her community and continually seeks to improve the lives of its residents. Guided by her passion for education, she leads with heart and vision, always mindful that the decisions we make today will shape our community for years to come.”
- Ronda Stogsdill
OCCF Vice Chairperson
OCCF Director Spotlight
Board Secretary : Amber Mullin
Amber Mullin, Board Secretary of the OCCF, has been a lifelong resident of Owen County, where she lives with her family and works as a Literacy Coach at Edgewood Primary School. Her journey with OCCF began as a recipient of the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship in 1999, leading to her current roles on the Board of Directors and multiple committees, including the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Committee. Amber’s favorite OCCF event is the annual Scholarship Banquet, which she sees as a celebration of the community’s pride and support for future generations.
Amber believes OCCF’s funding of educational projects, such as Pre-K programs, the Owen Valley Middle School Maker Space, classroom/teacher grants, and scholarships, have the most significant impact on the community. She envisions a future where OCCF expands clean, safe public spaces and provides comprehensive local services, reducing the need for residents to travel for jobs, healthcare, or entertainment. Her vision includes creating a community that supports its youth, adults, and aging citizens alike.
In addition to her work with OCCF, Amber serves on the S.O.U.N.D.S. board, further demonstrating her commitment to community development. She emphasizes the importance of collaboration, wishing everyone knew about OCCF’s willingness to work with groups and nonprofits to achieve ambitious goals. Amber’s dedication and the Foundation’s strategic initiatives are set to make a lasting impact on Owen County, enhancing the quality of life for all citizens now and in the future.
Rising to the Challenge: The Power of Helping Others
Over the past 30 years, OCCF has consistently stepped up as a community leader during crises, addressing challenges that have shaped our county. In 2020, we partnered with United Way to issue emergency COVID-19 recovery grants, supporting local nonprofits and small businesses forced to close during the pandemic. In 2008, OCCF responded swiftly to the historic flood which brought nearly 10 inches of rain to Owen County in just 12 hours, leaving homes near the White River devastated and prompting a state of emergency.
Most recently, on March 31, 2023, when an EF3 tornado struck McCormick’s Creek State Park, causing fatalities and severe damage, OCCF once again mobilized to provide disaster recovery assistance to affected residents.
This year, OCCF Director, Susan Elkins, has extended her dedication to service beyond Owen County. As part of her role with Duke Energy, she assisted victims of Hurricane Helene in Asheville, North Carolina. Susan also represents the Foundation on the Owen County Community Organizations Active in Disaster (OC COAD) and plans to bring her invaluable experience back to Owen County to prepare for future emergencies.
Our thoughts remain with the victims of Hurricane Helene as they work to rebuild their lives.
Photo Credit: Susan Elkins
COMMUNITY PROJECTS
MYPath Trail System: Connecting Owen County One Step at a Time
The OCCF is thrilled to announce the grand opening of the Riverfront Trail, a significant milestone for the MYPath Trail System. On September 27, a ribboncutting ceremony celebrated the opening of this new, multi-use trail, designed for walkers, cyclists, wheelchair users, and strollers alike. The trail runs along the south side of the scenic White River across from Cooper Commons and the Owen County Fairgrounds. This development marks the first dedicated trail of its kind in Owen County.
The MYPath Riverfront Trail is the result of a nearly $1 million project, funded primarily through the Indiana Department of Natural Resources’ Next Level Trails program, which contributed $640,000. The remaining funds came from generous donors and the Owen County Community Foundation. The project includes several exciting features, such as an 80-foot bridge over Elliston Creek, installed in September. The paved trail now stretches from 788 Pottersville Road to River Road, offering a safe, off-road option for outdoor enthusiasts.
Although the ribbon-cutting event was moved indoors due to weather, the community gathered at Civilian Brewing Corps in downtown Spencer to celebrate. Civilian Brewing even introduced a special MYPath Amber Trail Ale to mark the occasion. The Riverfront Trail is just the beginning of a larger vision that started in 2013—a plan to extend the trail all the way to McCormick’s Creek State Park.
Recently, MYPath also hosted its inaugural 5K run/walk, which provided participants with a great opportunity to explore the new Riverfront Trail and experience plans for future expansions.
In addition to these physical improvements, the Foundation was awarded $14,000 as part of Indiana’s Building Socially Connected Communities program. This initiative, announced by Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, focuses on combating isolation and fostering stronger social connections, especially in rural areas like Owen County. The grant will support community-building efforts along MYPath and beyond, enhancing the role of the trail as a gathering place for residents.
The success of the MYPath Trail System is a testament to the power of collaboration and continued investment in Owen County’s future. With ongoing projects and community events, the trail is well on its way to becoming a central hub for outdoor activity and social connection in the region.
“It’s exciting to see all the different people enjoying the trail. Some are regulars and some are visiting it for the first time, promising to come back.”
- MYPath Project Manager, Kyle Hannon
Tiny Town Learning Academy: A Beacon of Early Childhood Education in Owen County
In early August, Tiny Town Learning Academy opened its doors, addressing the critical need for childcare options in Owen County. This milestone was achieved through a collaborative effort between community stakeholders, the Academy’s dedicated leadership, and the support of the OCCF. As part of its strategic plan set in 2022, which prioritizes the expansion of early childhood care and education, OCCF has pledged over $150,000 toward this vital project.
The Academy’s journey from concept to completion reflects the determination of its leadership team and community partners. In just months, local contractors completed renovations that transformed the space into a state-of-the-art facility. The building now includes updated classrooms, a secure outdoor play area, and enhanced safety features that meet state guidelines. Thanks to careful planning and coordination, the facility was fully staffed and ready to serve families by its August opening.
Tiny Town Learning Academy is equipped to provide care for children from infancy to school age, with a projected capacity of over 80 children. The Academy’s play-based, educational curriculum fosters both academic and social development, ensuring children thrive in a safe, nurturing environment. Additionally, the Academy is committed to maintaining its Level 3 Paths to Quality rating, a mark of excellence in Indiana’s childcare rating system, which signals a strong emphasis on professional staff development and the implementation of evidence-based early learning practices.
The impact of Tiny Town is already being felt in the community, not just by families seeking quality childcare, but by the local economy. The Academy has created new jobs and allows more parents to return to the workforce, easing the strain on families and businesses alike.
Tiny Town Learning Academy stands as a bright example of how communitydriven efforts, with support from organizations like OCCF, can effectively address critical needs, benefiting both children and the broader Owen County community.
McCormick’s Creek State Park
The McCormick’s Creek Trail Project, completed in Spring 2024 by Spectrum, LLC Trail Designs, focused on improving key ADAaccessible segments near the Centennial Shelter. This included enhancements to the overlook and final touches around the shelter area, as part of the design. Partial funding for this project was generously provided by the McCormick’s Creek State Park Fund, established by nature lover Fred Wooley in memory of his late wife, Jacqueline Wooley. The project was completed in May 2024, enhancing accessibility for all visitors to enjoy the park’s natural beauty.
In other park-related news, the Owen Valley High School student body has created a student-run initiative called “Patriots for the Park” in an effort to restore the Trail 5 bridge. If you wish to support this project, please visit: bit.ly/patriotsforthepark.
OPERATING
The Owen County Community Foundation’s Giving Tree Campaign and Jim Fulford Golf Open are the two main ways we raise the crucial operating funds that enable us to support local nonprofits, schools, and community initiatives. These funds help cover essential administrative costs, ensuring that our grantmaking and community-building efforts can continue to benefit Owen County.
While we’ve made significant progress toward our 2024 fundraising goal, we are still more than $10,000 short of meeting it and need your help to close the gap. Donations are still being accepted, and every contribution brings us closer to our goal of empowering local organizations to thrive. Together, we can ensure that OCCF remains a strong, sustainable resource for our community. Join us in making a difference by donating today!
2024 Giving Tree Campaign Donors: Support Your OCCF’s Operating Fund
We greatly appreciate the generous donors who have contributed to our 2024 Giving Tree Campaign so far!
Carole Alford
The Allen Family
George Allison
Anonymous Donors
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Jonathan & Jacob Balash
Fred & Kathy Balash
Ed & Leanne Barnett
Karah Bobeck & Winston Fulton
Stephen & Dora Bobeck
George & Jessica Brinson
Dean & Marcia Bruce
Kris & Anna Bucklew
Sandy Butts
Penny Carpenter
Civilian Brewing Corps
Committee to Elect Bob Heaton
Chris & Danielle Conner
Barbara Cooper
Jim & Ginny Coppedge
Tom Coyne
Laura Rummel & Logan Crouch
Matthew Crum
Paul & Dana Cummings
Debbie Keith Busing, Inc.
Michelle DeFord
Wally & Kathy DeFord
Vicki Dittemore
Tim & MaryAnn Dunfee
John & Sylvia Dyar
Susan Wilde Elkins
Lucie Mathieu & Judi Epp
Richard & Myrna Fields
Steve & Mary Jo Fox
Kent & Linda Franklin
David Friedel & Ann Mahrdt
Fuhs Attorney at Law
John & Nancy Fuhs
Green Dental
Kenneth & Mary Margaret Goldstein
John Hackworthy
Pete Halstead
Harriman Farms
Marilyn A. Hart
Jim & Jane Heckman
John & Deanna Heckman
David & Ann Henk
Stanley Henson
Ed Hines
Dale & Amanda Hinthorn
Mary Frances Hochstetler
Edward Howard
Indiana Hardwood Specialists
Insurance Services, Inc.
Don & Marilyn Jackson
The Jackson Family
Les & Deb Jordan
John Keeler
Joe & Brenda King
Bobby & Sherri Knieriem
Ginger Kohr
Aaron & Sarah LaGrange
Janet Long
Joyce Mackey
Terrie & Frances MacMorran
Mike Mader
Bill & Cheryl Maners
Jeff & Christine Marks
Dr. Terry & Dr. Deb McDaniel
Don Meek
Philip & Jacqueline Merk
Ann Michael
Grant & Colleen Minnemeyer
Mark Minton
Marsha Minton
Joe & Anne Mueller
Larry & Jo Ann Neal
Charles & Marge Neumeyer
Al & Leslie Nieves
Ed O’Brien
Owen County Chamber of Commerce & EDC
Owen County Preservations, Inc.
Owen Valley Winery
Steve & Becky Pedigo
Mark & Pennie Rogers
Janet Rummel
Walter Sadler
Ronald Sample
Jack & Linda Simmerman
Mark & Nancy Snapp
Mike Spinks
Ed & Joan Staubach
John & Tina Stearley
Mark & Eleanor Steiner
Ronda L. Stogsdill
Strunk Forestry Mulching LLC
Denise Sudol
Michael Sudol
Don & Gloria Townsend
Robert F. Truesdel
Al & Joan Tucker
Darin & Carol Tucker
Doug & Judy Tucker
Phyllis Tucker
United Way of Bartholomew County
Tom & Becky Wallace
Kevin & Debra Wampler
Gerald Wells
Gordon & Diane Wells
Dan & Cathy Wyatt
Donna Zamber
Penny Zufall
Celebrating a Successful Jim Fulford Golf Open
We are thrilled to announce that the 22nd Annual Jim Fulford Golf Open was a success, helping us raise crucial operating funds for the OCCF. This year’s tournament brought in net gifts of $15,666, bringing us closer to our 2024 fundraising goals. Thanks to the generous support of our golfers, sponsors, and prize providers, this event continues to be one of OCCF’s most important fundraisers to sustain the essential administrative operations that allow us to serve Owen County. As always, the event took place at the beautifully maintained Rolling Meadows Golf Course, where 22 foursomes of dedicated, charitable golfers came together for a great cause. We had 38 generous sponsors this year. The tournament offered exciting prizes, including the coveted grand prize provided by French Lick Resort & Casino—an unforgettable golf experience on the Pete Dye and Donald Ross courses, along with a resort stay for each member of the winning team.
22nd Annual JFO Sponsors:
George Allison
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Babbs Supermarket
BBP Water Corporation
Boston Scientific
Craig & Margo Brighton
Capital Cities, LLC
Chandler Funeral Home - Ellettsville
Charles & Kay Cochran
Cook Medical
Wally & Kathy DeFord
John & Sylvia Dyar
Elite Electric LLC
Gosport Apartments LLC
Gosport Manufacturing Co, Inc.
Hammond’s Florist
Insurance Services, Inc.
Interstate All Battery Center
Don & Marilyn Jackson
Kay’s Lawn Service & Irrigation
Lifeway Baptist Church
David Friedel & Ann Mahrdt
Robert & Alice McAuley
Jane McCollum
McDonald’s of Spencer
John Myers - Culligan of Martinsville
Charles & Marge Neumeyer
Owen County State Bank
RE/MAX Select Associates - Chris Wesley
Mark & Pennie Rogers
Spencer Exchange Club
Summitt Towing & Recovery LLC
Phyllis Tucker
Valley Optical
VentFest, The International Ventriloquism & Arts Festival
Tom & Becky Wallace
Wasatch Lake
Gordon & Diane Wells
A One of a Kind Supporter: Sally Vance
It is with great respect and fond remembrance that we honor Sally Vance, who passed away on June 18, 2024, at the age of 91. For more than 20 years, Sally and her company, SMV Realty, LLC, were the cornerstone sponsors of the Jim Fulford Golf Open. Her generosity and unwavering support played a vital role in ensuring the tournament’s success and, by extension, the success of the Owen County Community Foundation. Sally was also the co-owner of Van-Tec alongside her late husband, James F. Vance, Sr., and her dedication to her businesses was only matched by her devotion to her community. She helped make the dream of the YMCA in Owen County a reality and contributed to countless other causes, including the Mark of Discipleship Mission Thrift Store, where her impact will be felt for generations.
Sally’s kind spirit and commitment to giving back touched the lives of many in Owen County. Her love of golfing, paired with her deep compassion for the community, made her a treasured friend of OCCF and all who knew her. We will forever be grateful for her years of support, and her legacy will continue to inspire us in all that we do. Sally’s memory will always hold a special place in the heart of Owen County.
MEMORIALS & TRIBUTES
MEMORIALS & TRIBUTES
We received the following Memorial & Tribute gifts from July 1, 2024 through September 30, 2024. The name of the person being memorialized or honored is in bold.
MEMORIALS
Dave Allen
Corey & Dee DeLong
Kristina Denning
David Friedel & Ann Mahrdt
The Jensen Family
Aaron & Sarah LaGrange
Rodney & Terri Lynn Madison
Amber Malinak and Family
David, James, & Mary Rogstad
Max & Jackie Anderson
James & Amy Portteus
Bob Babbs
Spencer Save-A-Lot
Bud & Jeanette Bacon
Gary & Nancy Woodsmall
The Virginia Blair Family
Jerry & Colleen Blair
Eugene S. & Robert D. Bowen
Roger & Barbara Bowen
Tristan Calvin
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Robert & Aleta Boltinghouse
Richard & Koreenia Calvin
Shane & Connie Jennings
Spencer Save-A-Lot
Stafford & Grace Carpenter
Jeff Carpenter
Misty Chapman
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Ida Cooley
Gary & Nancy Woodsmall
Martha Cooley-Kinser
Gary & Nancy Woodsmall
Susan Coulter
Susan Cernek
Laura Culler
Tom & Becky Wallace
David Drescher
Judy Drescher
Richard & Waneta Felton
Gary & Nancy Woodsmall
Marsha Franklin
Owen County Family YMCA
Vicki Freeman
Karen Salyers
Dave Fulk
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Jim Fulford
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Albert “Abe” Goss
Michael Goss
Cindy Hackworthy
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Charles & Kay Cochran
Dr. R.E. Hickam
Don & Marilyn Jackson
Kevin Harder
Michelle DeFord
Noah & Ruth Harris
Andrew & Jennifer Walker
Mike Harvey
Don & Marilyn Jackson
Robert T. Jones
Norma Herrington
Tom & Becky Wallace
Elliott Hickam
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Peggy Hines
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Jeff Johnson
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Elmer & Mae Jones
James & Amy Portteus
Betty T. Jordan
Michael & Shirley Burke
Alissa Gardenswartz
Heather Maxwell
Larry & Brenda Norton
Kim Shelton-Allen
Evan Kelley
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Randy & Karen Harmon
John King
Cassie Derck
Brad & Robin King
Kenneth R. McCollum
Jane McCollum
Mark McCollum and Family
Lisa McCollum Bassett and Family
Kim McCollum Frazier and Family
Coach Johnny Moore
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Roger Papadakos
Dr. R.E. Hickam
Janet Wray Powell
Spencer High School Class of 1959
Don Rudzinski
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Patty Sadler
Walter Sadler
Louanne Salyers
Karen Salyers
Stuart “Stu” Sherfick, Sr.
Curt & Benita Thacker
Tom & Becky Wallace
Ned & Rosemary Smith
Jane & Sherman Smith
Larry Snodgrass
Anonymous
Larry & Peggy Snodgrass
Chandler Funeral Homes
Barbara Spinks
Mike Spinks
Judy Wood Stahl
Maryanne Newsom-Brighton
The Jack & Cela Stanley Family
Jerry & Colleen Blair
Emily Rene Stierwalt
Jerry & Gail Horn
David Thatcher
John & Sylvia Dyar
Eugene & Marjorie Truax
Travis & Jill Curry
Gib Tucker
Darin & Carol Tucker
Zach Tucker
Darin & Carol Tucker
Phyllis Tucker
Sally Vance
George Allison
Marilyn A. Hart
Don & Marilyn Jackson
Bob & Alice McAuley
Pile CPAs
Mark & Pennie Rogers
John Vaughn
Susan Vaughn
The Descendants of Fred & Flo
Walbring
Sandra Hanna Liston
Kenny & Barbara Harris Wallace
Stan & Linda Harris
Erika Wells
Bob & Cindy White
June & Joe Whitaker
Jan M. Torgerson
TRIBUTES
George Allison
The Donham Family
Kate Babbs-Manning
Rob & Cassie Babbs
CHI Chapter
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Kingsley Derck
Cassie Derck
David Friedel & Ann Mahrdt
Elizabeth Mahrdt
Gosport Dental Clinic
Gosport Business Association
Joe King
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Ronda L. Stogsdill
Rob & Cassie Babbs
The OCCF Staff
Ronda L. Stogsdill
U.S. Veterans
Gosport VFW Post 7850
VentFest
Steve Withem
Tom & Becky Wallace
Anonymous
Dave & Barbara Brinson
Darla Fiedeldey
David Friedel & Ann Mahrdt
Tom & Karen Fulk
Bobby & Mary Jo Hall
Don & Evelyn Hamilton
Bruce & Mary Hamlin
Roger & Cindy Herrington
Dale & Amanda Hinthorn
Hoosier Hills Credit Union
Missionary Evangelist
Owen County Chamber of Commerce & EDC
Steve & Becky Pedigo
The Postell Homestead
Kenneth & Brenda Robertson
The Sherfick-Franklin Family
Randal L. Sipkema
Ed & Joani Staubach
Alissa Wallace
Walton Funeral Services, Inc.
Tad Wilson
Rob & Cassie Babbs
Your Gifts Matter!
Honor a loved one and support our community by making a memorial or honorary donation to OCCF. Your meaningful gift will be acknowledged with a card sent to your chosen recipient, recognizing their legacy and your generosity.
If you would like to make a donation in honor or memory of a loved one, please consider using the enclosed remittance envelope. Gifts can also be made by scanning the QR code. SCAN ME!
GRANTS & GIVING
Fund Spotlight
Owen County Education Fund
Founded and funded by Spencer-Owen Community Schools teachers, the Owen County Education Fund offers mini-grants of up to $300 to support local classroom projects. These grants, awarded on a first-come, first-served basis, help educators create memorable learning experiences, whether through purchasing materials, organizing field trips, or bringing in guest speakers. Credentialed S-OCS educators can apply once per calendar year to fund innovative projects that enhance their students’ education. See the accompanying photos for examples of past projects made possible by these grants. To help local students and teachers, you can give by scanning the QR code, visiting bit.ly/oceducationfund or mail a check with “OC Education Fund” in the memo.
DONORS RALLY TO EARN A $30,000 CREATING PLACES MATCHING GRANT FOR GOSPORT!
Funds will be used to construct new public restroom facilities, an essential part of the Gosport Town Park revitalization project. The donations and matching grant do not cover all construction costs, so please consider donating here: bit.ly/gosportbathroom
Nonprofit Spotlight
The Owen News Project
The Owen News has been selected as OCCF’s nonprofit spotlight, especially for its ambitious participation in the NewsMatch campaign, a national initiative designed to expand support for local news. This campaign allows The Owen News to earn bonus matching funds: if it raises $15,000 from at least 50 new donors during the months of November and December, the NewsMatch program will contribute $23,500. These funds will empower The Owen News to maintain accessible local news through sponsored tiers, which allow for mailing copies directly to subscribers while maintaining free distribution at local businesses. The Owen News also aims to increase print dates and expand coverage by hiring full-time staff, bringing high-quality journalism to all of Owen County. To donate online visit bit.ly/owennews2024 or scan the QR code. You can also mail a check to the OCCF with “Owen News” in the memo.
2024 BOARD MINI-GRANTS
In 2024, the OCCF created a new opportunity for each of our fourteen directors to nominate a nonprofit organization of his/her choice to receive a $1,000 Board Mini-Grant. So far, the following nonprofit organizations have been chosen.
2024 RECIPIENTS:
• Be Loved Transportation
• Disaster Recovery Fund
• Dolly Patron Imagination Library of Owen County
• M&M Horse Rescue
• Mark of Discipleship Food Pantry
• McCormick’s Creek Elementary School
• Owen County Community Mental Health Fund
• Owen County S.O.U.N.D.S
• Servants at Work
• Sweet Owen Industries Arc
Spencer, IN Permit No. 503
OCCF is proud to unveil our new donor recognition wall, honoring the generosity and impact of our community’s supporters. The wall features a tree with leaves symbolizing different levels of giving: gold leaves represent donors and families who have contributed over $100,000; silver leaves recognize gifts between $50,000 and $99,999; and bronze leaves honor contributions of $25,000 to $49,999. Beside the tree, a dedicated display celebrates our founding members, to whom we owe a deep gratitude for creating a strong foundation for OCCF’s mission. We invite you to visit, see the names of those who inspire change in Owen County, and consider joining them. With your support, you too can leave a lasting mark and be part of this legacy of giving.
The Owen County Community Foundation would like to extend our sincere gratitude to World Arts for their partnership in printing for over 30 years!
