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LEGACY

WINTER 2022

H i c k s ’ L e g a c y: Give Where You Live Mary Ann Hicks loved to travel. Her friend, Les Miller, thinks she learned to love it as a young woman. Her parents owned an auto parts store in Clay County and took the family on car trips well before interstate highways connected us – back when car travel was an adventure into the unknown around every curve. “Every trip she took, she loved,” Miller said. “Her house was filled with mementos and photos from them. She kept travel logs and diaries so she would be reminded of where she had been.” “She went to Sydney, Australia,” said friend, Mary Jane Willoughby. “. . . on a safari . . . to France . . . Ireland . . . England . . . everywhere – and remembered everything.” She often brought home things from each of her trips to remind her of the places. She loved to show and talk about them, Willoughby added. Ann at Masai Mara Game Park, Kenya, Africa

There were few spots on earth Hicks – who preferred to be called Ann – did not visit, but when she decided to leave a legacy to her parents and her community, she chose to do so back home in Clay County. When Hicks passed away on December 16, 2020, she left provisions in her estate plans to fund three separate endowment funds at the Community Foundation: The Mary Ann Hicks Fund for Forest Park Golf Course, The Cyril W. and Mary H. Hicks Memorial Fund for Forest Park, and The Cyril W. and Mary H. Hicks Scholarship Fund.

HICKS IS THE PERFECT EXAMPLE. “ MS. SHE CREATED THREE SEPARATE FUNDS TO SUPPORT THE THINGS SHE BELIEVED WERE IMPORTANT.

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Beth Tevlin, President & CEO of the Community Foundation

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Hicks’ work and investments gave her the opportunity to travel while affording her the opportunity to give back to her community, enjoying life on her own terms as she did so. One particular enjoyment was frequenting Forest Park, especially on Wednesdays with her golf group. “(Hicks) lived around the corner from us,” said Troy Farris, the club pro at Forest Park Golf course. He said she helped with their junior clinic and was adamant about improving her own game. “She did not like playing bad golf,” Farris chuckled as he spoke. “She did not like hitting a bad shot.” He said he appreciated her self-deprecating sense of humor, and her candor when it came to expressing her opinion. “She wouldn’t mince words,” Willoughby said. C O N T I N U E D O N pag e 2 >

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C OV ER S TO RY C O N T I N U ED 2 > “She didn’t leave anything hanging,” Farris said, still laughing at the thought.

as McClellan said the community knows it, so it can be used yearround in greater comfort.

When she created the funds, Hicks required the gifts for Forest Park and its Golf Course to be used toward permanent improvements. Farris said the governing board of the golf course was discussing how best to use the fund Hicks created. There are always challenges for upkeep, he said, and always thoughts for how to improve the course.

The fund will give them flexibility in their options to pay for the improvements, she added. Aside from her fondness for Forest Park, Hicks’ education sparked her interest in giving others the opportunity to learn. That interest helped create a scholarship for use by a Northview High School graduate to pursue a college education.

“It’s a blessing,” Farris said. “It really is.” Janet McClellan, President of the City of Brazil Parks and Recreation Board, echoed that sentiment. “It means a great deal to the superintendent, to the Board and to the community,” she said. After conducting a series of zoom and open meetings to get public input, McClellan said the Board is working to develop a five-year plan for the community parks. The fund Hicks created for Forest Park will provide them with resources to expand those plans. Their first goal, a splash pad, is already in the works, but they have other aspirations: a trail that would expand the walking track already in Forest Park, and possibly enclosing the pavilion, the “cow palace”

Ann’s parents, Cyril W. and Mary H. Hicks

“It opens up doors and opportunities they may never have thought possible,” said Deb Zimmerman, Assistant Principal at Northview. It may mean moving on to a college education when that may have not been an option, or opening the door to their “dream college.” For Northview and high schools like it, Zimmerman said these scholarships represent a team effort between the donor, the Community Foundation, the school and the student working together to foster and encourage learning. Hicks’ strong opinions found a good match at the Community Foundation, which allows donors wide latitude for making donations and how they are to be used. “Individuals are able to customize a charitable endowment fund to fulfill their personal charitable desires. We work with each person to help them identify what charitable purposes are important to them,” said Beth Tevlin, President & CEO of the Community Foundation. “Ms. Hicks is the perfect example. She created three separate funds to support the things she believed were important.” Yes, Mary Ann Hicks loved to travel; through all that, however, her charity and her heart remained home. She loved where she lived and chose to give where she lived.

honorariums ALYSSA BROUGH Jim & Linda Brown

TERRI BROUGH Jim & Linda Brown

DICK & LINDA BROWN

Doug & Judi Brown

DOUG & JUDI BROWN

Jim & Linda Brown

LEVI & KENDALL BROWN Jim & Linda Brown

MELISSA BROWN Jim & Linda Brown

SCOTT & KELLY BROWN Jim & Linda Brown

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JOHN CRISTEE

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Fears

BRIANNA & RYAN HUBBLE

LINA & RUSTY

NICOSON FAMILY

ZACHARY TATE

MILDRED EDWARDSON

MORGAN HUGHES

HAROLD & MALINDA MEDSKER

CURT OEHLER

LARRY & MARTHA TEMPEL

Gail & Konrad Kuta

FAMILY

Wanda & Joseph Brill

ORVAL FINCH

Jim & Linda Brown Korinne Cantin

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY & EMPLOYEES

Paige Shake

Industrial Supply Company

MICHELLE HEIN

WAYNE JACKSON

MRS. HIATT’S 3RD GRADE CLASS AT CARLISLE

RANDALL “RANDY” JENSEN

Mrs. Lynn V. Hughes

Cindra Hiatt

CHRIS HOGUE

Project Never Broken

Paige Shake

Brian Heaton Bill & Joyce Myrick Alyson O’Rourke

JESSICA & GEORGI KAMACHAROZ Jim & Linda Brown

Anonymous

Ms. Sarah Jane Lookabill

RONDRELL MOORE

Patrece Dayton Susan Dinkel Jensen

LINDA & MIKE MORRIS Ms. Debby Ault

MARRIAGE OF RACHEL MULLINNIX & JOSEPH CARTWRIGHT Ryan Liston

Sue Treadway

Marilyn Oehler

RICK SHAGLEY ON 50 YEARS OF LEGAL SERVICE TO THE WABASH VALLEY

Kathy & David Brentlinger Michelle Chase John S. & Kris Newlin

Jim & Linda Brown

John Tempel

KIRSTEN WARNER ON HER BIRTHDAY Melissa Vickers

STEPHANIE WELSH ON HER BIRTHDAY

CHARLOTTE TAYLOR SHIKE

Mr. Bradley Shike & Ms. Paula Fricchione

John & Carol Pendergast Etling Mike & Lynn Pendergast Hayes Mr. & Mrs. Terrance LaGrange

CAROLYN G. STEINBAUGH

TIFFANY & D.J. YARBROUGH

Nancy A. Bradford

Jim & Linda Brown


MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS BARB ANDERSON Larry & Patti Mayfield

LEONARD S. “STEVE” ARNOLD Mrs. Sandra Treaster

BARBARA JO ANDERSON ATKINSON Anonymous

HOWARD ATKINSON Anonymous

THOMAS “TOM” C. BARNETT Terry & Beth Tevlin

LYMAN BEDWELL

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

BETTY BLANN

Bob & Susan McCammon

JUDITH BOND

Troy & Suzanne Helt

DR. NOAMAN BOTROS

Ms. Anika Agarwal Anonymous Jim & Rose Boland Dr. & Mrs. Rajendra S. Desai Patrick & Judy Duffy Alisa J. Ennis Eduardo & Heather Esper Suzanne, Troy & Rachel Helt Ward & Rosemary Hubbard Mrs. Dorothy W. Jerse Dr. Harold P. & Mrs. Theresa A. Loveall Mrs. Jacqueline L. Lower Cindy Martin James & Kathleen Pickrell Vincent & Marianne Puccia Ms. Shefali Purohit Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth & Rita Senseman Terry & Beth Tevlin Carol Tolin Union Health, Inc. Vigo, Parke, Vermillion Medical Society Stephanie M. Welsh & Garrett A. Pendergast Tom & Sally Whitehurst Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JOHN COYT “JC” BROUGH Doug & Judi Brown

CHRISTOPHER “CHRIS” K. “BROWNIE” BROWN

Terry & Beth Tevlin

JOHN PATRICK BURDICK

Fred & Nancy Nation Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

CHERYL BURTON Cathy Lewin

SISTER CATHY BUSTER, SP

Fred & Nancy Nation

JOAN T. CHERVENKO

Jerry & Paula Hochstetler Terry & Beth Tevlin Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

MICHAEL COMPTON

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

CHARLES “CHUCK” T. CULP

Margot & Doug Gillespie Troy & Suzanne Helt Fred & Nancy Nation Jack & Sharon Pattison

SUSAN GAYLE (GREEN) DAUGHERTY

Lloyd & Lana Hendrix Lisa Lazarus

ALEXANDER LEE DAVIS Dr. Emeline Taylor Davis

BARBARA SUE DEHART

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

PETER ANTHONOY DUONG

Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Nalin

MILDRED R. EDWARDSON

Katherine Easthom Gail & Konrad Kuta

SAM EMMERT

Monte & Sandy Reece

BILLY E. ERNEY Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

NANCY FARR

Louise Meneghini Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JULIE FIGG Jon S. Figg

MICHAEL FOX Sullivan HS Class of 1973

CHARLES “CHUCK” R. FRENCH

ELDON “BENNY” EMMERSON HOGGATT

RICHARD FRIEDMAN

ALYSSA MECHELLE HOGUE

Monte & Sandy Reece

Pam Bannon Lynn Crawford Sue Latham Bob Levy & Kathy Alexander Don & Gail Nattkemper Terry & Beth Tevlin Stephanie M. Welsh & Garrett A. Pendergast

HEATHER FRYE Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JEFFREY “JEFF” L. GINDHART, SR. Terry & Beth Tevlin

THOMAS “TOM” J. GOSS Mr. William W. Drummy Suzanne, Troy & Rachel Helt

CATHERINE “CATHY” E. GRIMES

Larry & Martha Tempel

Marcia Curran Chris & Jacqui Ellis Christian Ellis Courtney Hayes Pat & Jane Heeke Amanda Loebker Nickie Rearden Treece Family

CATHERINE BURNS HUDSON Meg Merrill

JACK EARL HUNT Betty Anderson Toni L. Anderson

JON JEFFREY HUNT

Betty Anderson Toni L. Anderson

RICHARD “RICK” K. JENKINS

Arnie & Patt Sklar

Suzanne & Troy Tom & Clara Thompson Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

ARTHUR HAGAN

DANIEL JESKO

Kathy & David Brentlinger Fred & Nancy Nation Terry & Beth Tevlin

ARNOLD “LEE” HANNUM

Larry & Patti Mayfield Sullivan HS Class of 1964

OTTO “RON” HARMS

Robert A. Knierim

MARIAN HARRISON Don Harrison

JAMES EDDY HATCH Judith Hatch

JEROME “JERRY” HELLMANN Mark Howell & Heather Jarrett Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

CAROL HELMAN

Bob & Cheryl Wright

MARY ELLEN HLATKO

Fred & Nancy Nation

ALYCE R. HOCHHALTER

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

Gail & Konrad Kuta

RICHARD “RICK” JEWETT Terry & Beth Tevlin

JAMES P. JONES, JR. Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JANICE E. JONES Terry & Beth Tevlin

ARNOLD JAY KOSOFSKY

Terry & Beth Tevlin Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

FRANK KUTA

Gail & Konrad Kuta

SCOTT MICHAEL KYROUAC Terry, Beth, Ryan & Lauren Tevlin

KATHY A. LIVELY

MATTHEW “MATT” C. LUECKING

JENNY PIKER

Will Hilderbrand

David Piker Matthew Piker

ASHLEY & LORI MANSARD

RICHARD A. PIRTLE

Katherine Easthom

JO ANN MARSHALL

John McCarthy

CHARLES “CHUCK” K. MCCRORY

Wright, Shagley & Lower, PC

SAMUEL J. MCCOLLUM

Jessie McCollum

MARY LOUISE MCCULLOUGH

JEFFREY KEITH REDMAN Terry & Beth Tevlin

COLIN MCHARGUE

MARYANNE ROEHM

Tom & Sally Whitehurst Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

DALE E. MCKEE

Mr. William W. Drummy Fred & Nancy Nation Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

DENNIS MICHAEL

Mr. William W. Drummy

JON FREDERICK MODESITT

Wilkinson, Goeller, Modesitt, Wilkinson & Drummy, LLP Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

GLEN MYERS

Gail & Konrad Kuta

PHYLLIS TEMPLETON MYERS

Curt & Linda Brighton

GEORGE N. NASSER, III

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

G. MICHAEL LOVEALL

STEVE NICOSON

Ernie Hisle

Chances & Services for Youth Joseph S. Taylor

DONALD “DON” E. & NORA BELLE RINEHART

VELMA LUCILLE NEWTON

JACK LOWER

NATALIE A. PUGH

Robert A. Knierim Laura Brooke McDonald Mary Catherine Gephart

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

Curt & Linda Brighton Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

Blaine & Carrie Bolyard Marilyn & Dave Fuson John & Rita Knotts Brad McMahan Harold & Malinda Medsker Elizabeth Oshel Ann M. Smith

Dave & Janet Friedrich Judge & Mrs. Michael H. Eldred Rodney & Marla McDonald Bob & Cheryl Wright

RONNIE K. PAYNE

Mr. William W. Drummy

Eclectic CREW Home Extension Club

Fred & Nancy Nation

RACHEL MARIE ROMAS

Brandi & Michael Adams Julie Anderson Heather & Eric Burke Emma Campbell Dawn Clinkenbeard Jodi Pickens Lindsey Richardt Laura Rodgers Norah June Wrighthouse Ashley Young

GARRETT SANDS Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Voll

ROBERT “BOB” F. SCOTT Fred & Nancy Nation

EMILY SHAGLEY

Barbara Alcock Ann & Douglas Allaire Alpha Phi Class of 2022, Depauw University Anonymous Jim & Vicki Bailey Roxanne Bain Anne Thiemann Baugh Stephanie Bean Troy & Pam Biddle Alli Bogunia Jim & Rose Boland Bradley & Susan Bough Mr. & Mrs. Arnold H. Brames Kevin Brandtonies Kathy & David Brentlinger Curt & Linda Brighton Erin Brindley Steve & Joni Brown


June 1 , 202 2 – O ctober 31 , 202 2 Judge Barbara L. Brugnaux & Mr. Carl L. Bender Jennifer Burden Kevin & Vicky Burke Patricia Butwin Anthony P. Cahill, III Charles Scott Cahill Patrick & Mary Cahill Lauren Cann Kasee Carlstedt Greg Carter Kelli Cheever Marcia Childs Susie & Jim Colligan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Corley Cindy Cox Emily & Edward Crapo Nancy Cummins Chuck & Kathleen Cunningham Ralph & Jan Cutter Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Danielson Don & Peg Decker Dentistry Just for Kids & TK Orthodontics Tom & Laura Dever Anne Ryan Dillard Christopher & Bridgett Doll Kathleen Drummy Mr. William W. Drummy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick L. Duffy Ramani Durvasula Katherine Easthom Effner Family Melinda Emery Jason Evans Lucas Evans Saul A. Fern & Phyllis Barmak Wanda Field Flooring America of Terre Haute Mr. Eric A. Frey Dave & Janet Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fuson Neil Garrison Max & Jackie Gibson Margot & Doug Gillespie Lindsay Goetz Martin & Wayne Gore & Family Kirsten Hagen Bill & Beth Haley David Hamblen Kathleen Hanlon Hannig Construction, Inc. David & Katherine Hannum Jason & Stacy Hartman Karen & Rod Heefner Troy & Suzanne Helt Hendrich Title Company Charles & Jenny Hine Maya Hinkin Shanti Hinkin Judy & Terry Hogan Erin Homburg Janice Hough HWC Engineering Indiana Laborers District Council

International Union Operating Engineers Local 841 Ann & Fred Isbell Janean & Zack Johnson Sharron R. Jolly & Sammie D. Robinson, II Erica Jones Larry & Sue Kelly John A. Kesler, II Kristen Kosinski Mallory Kraly Ted & Judy Kraly Rick Lasure Mark E. & Lisa Lee Teri & Kenneth Lorenz Kathleen Loudermilk Family Mrs. Jacqueline L. Lower Norm, Britt, Forrest & Elizabeth Lowery Norm, Sally & Christine Lowery Bill & Tina Maher Jean Mausel Michael & Martha McCarty Matt & Ann Mischler Jen Mitchell Raymond & Carol Modesitt Patrick & Carolyn Monaghan Mike & Linda Morris Becky Nanney Fred & Nancy Nation Erin Neff John S. & Kris Newlin Morgan Newlin Tom Newlin Family: Tom & Laurice; TC & Jaleen; Thomas & Jalia; Chris, Jenny & Jack; Brian & Mandi; Nick; Nate, Chris & April Newton Next Step Foundation, Inc. Roger D. & Martha J. Norman Kathleen Norris Christopher & Kimberly Novotney Patricia Ryan O’Neill Thomas & Laurie Pellett Katy Petrin Pfister & Company, Inc. Judge & Mrs. P.J. Pierson Dr. Sharon Pitts Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 157 Janie Priola Mrs. Eileen K. Prose Jeff & Alice Prothero Marshall Prothero, III Kathy ProtheroWleklinski & Donald J. Wleklinski The Prox Family; Jan Zwerner, Joan Conard & Mary Oldham Robert & Mary Beth Prox Betty & Dennis Raetz Dr. V. Venkat & Judge Lakshmi Reddy

Monte & Sandy Reece Town of Riley Anthony, Ellen, Carson & Jude Roberts Brad Robertson Chrissy Robertson David & Hazel Robinson Mancil Robison Earl C. Rodgers & Associates Nancy & Don Rogers Fred & Nancy Rubey Mid Rusk Sackrider & Company, Inc. Sanders & Associates, Inc. Bob & Holly Sanders Richard & Alice Shagley Ann Shagley Sharp & Elliott H. Berger Amy Sharp Katherine Sharp-Evans Kristin Smigielski Greg & Dixie Smith Katy (Newlin) & Jeff Smith Michael Smith Katherine Sreniawski Tracy C. & Dolores A. Svendsen Somer & Troy Taylor Larry & Martha Tempel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Templeton Terre Haute Area Economic Development Corp. Terry & Beth Tevlin Tofaute & Spelman, LLC Chris & Jenny Tucker Allen & Gerri Varner Melissa Vickers Vigo Superior Court, Division 4 Staff Mrs. Barbara A. Vogel Wabash Valley Community Foundation Wabash Valley Mechanical Contractors Association Rosalee Wade & Karl Schmuecker Jerome F. Wagner Jana Kraly Walker & Family James T. Webster Stephanie M. Welsh & Garrett A. Pendergast Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc. Western Indiana Workforce Development Board, Inc. Hilary White Myra Wilkey Wilkinson, Goeller, Modesitt, Wilkinson & Drummy, LLP Elizabeth & Gary Wolfe Sarah Woodworth Bob & Cheryl Wright Mr. & Mrs. David Zaun

EDWARD S. SHEW

Garrett A. Pendergast & Stephanie M. Welsh

GENE SHIKE

Mr. Bradley Shike & Ms. Paula Fricchione

DR. ROSE SISON

Ruben & Ched Gonzales Melissa Manzanares Brandon McCall Precision Heath Economics Anita & Don Westerfield

KENNETH F. SMITH Ann Smith

GEORGE E. “BROTHER JED” SMOCK Terry & Beth Tevlin Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JANET SOMENZI

Larry & Patti Mayfield

KEN SOMENZI

Larry & Patti Mayfield

JERRY SPARKS

Troy & Suzanne Helt

HENRY STADLER, IV Troy & Suzanne Helt

TINA MARIE (BUCKLEY) STANLEY

THOMAS “TOM” E. TEMPLETON

Kathy & David Brentlinger Mike & Carla Gauer Suzanne & Troy Helt Fred & Nancy Nation Tofaute & Spelman, LLC Robert & Cheryl Wright Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JUDY THRIFT

Troy & Suzanne Helt

SHIRLEY TONEY TUCKER Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

STEVEN RANDY UNGER Sullivan HS Class of 1973

TWILA USREY

Clay Arnett Marilyn & Dave Fuson Larry & Patti Mayfield Brock Medsker & Meg Zurlage-Medsker Harold & Malinda Medsker

LINDA K. VICKERS

Suzanne, Troy & Rachel Helt Becky Drummy Fehman Patrick & Carolyn Monaghan Jamie McDonald Tofaute & Spelman, LLC Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JOHN WILLIAMS Mark & Barbara VanMeter

JOHN P. WOELFLE Kathy & David Brentlinger Fred & Nancy Nation Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JAMES “JIM” WOOD

Lisa, Kristen & Kylie Ferguson Terry & Beth Tevlin Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

KIMBERELY JEANNE FOWLER WULF Mrs. Jeanne Fowler

Martha Brinton

JUDY E. WYRICK

B. CURTIS WILKINSON

SALLY ZUEL

Mr. William W. Drummy

Patrick & Mary Cahill Bill Drummy Brian Drummy Erin Drummy Eades

Mr. William W. Drummy Tom & Laurice Newlin Terry & Beth Tevlin Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

John & Rita Knotts

LESLIE ERIN STEIGMEYER

Stephanie M. Welsh & Garrett A. Pendergast

DR. RANDY STEVENS

new funds

Michelle Franklin

SUSAN BROWN STEWART

Sullivan HS Class of 1964

VICTOR C. STIEVENART

Wright, Shagley & Lowery, PC

JAMES L. SWIFT

Curt & Linda Brighton Dave & Janet Friedrich

VICKI SWITZER Dr. J. Matt Switzer

CAMERON JOSEPH TAYLOR

Marylla & Don Millard

DR. NOAMAN BOTROS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONNA F. AND W. CHARLES GARRISON III FUND JENSEN FAMILY AQUATICS SAFETY & TRAINING FUND ANDREW & MARY ANNE MURPHY FUND NATALIE PUGH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND EMILY SHAGLEY MEMORIAL FUND

MARTHA “MARTY” L. THOMPSON

Fred & Nancy Nation 4 6


Time is Running Out!

As we enter the final days of 2022, your Community Foundation is ready to assist you with your end-of-year giving. In order to provide you with the best possible service, and ensure your year-end gifts qualify for a

charitable income tax deduction in the 2022 tax year, please keep these important dates in mind. And as a reminder, please notify one of our staff members if you are making a donation of securities.

ublicly Traded Securities P Gifts of publicly traded securities must be received into the Community Foundation’s brokerage accounts by 3:00 pm on Friday, December 30. We encourage you to communicate with your broker about your gift plans, as many brokerage firms have their own year-end deadlines.

Wire and ACH Wire and ACH transfers must be received into Community Foundation bank accounts by Friday, December 30. We encourage you to communicate with your banker about your gift plans, as many banks have their own year-end deadlines.

Checks Checks sent via the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) to the Community Foundation must be postmarked on or before Saturday, December 31. Checks sent via carriers such as FedEx, UPS and DHL must be physically received at the Community Foundation office on or before Friday, December 30.

Credit Cards Online credit card contributions must be submitted on the Community Foundation’s website wvcf.org by 11:59 pm on Saturday, December 31 to ensure timely posting by the credit card company.

The Community Foundation office will be open until 5:00 P.M. on Friday, December 30, to assist with your year-end giving needs.

CONTRIBUTION FORM - WINTER 2022 Enclosed is my contribution of $ Please indicate for which county the gift is being made and/or if there is a specific fund where you would like this gift applied:

V Clay County V Sullivan County V Vigo County | Fund Name To receive an acknowledgment of your gift, please fill out the information below: Name

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Please notify the following individual of my gift: Name

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Please send this form and your contribution to: Wabash Valley Community Foundation, 200 South 8th Street, Terre Haute, IN 47807. Donations can also be made online at wvcf.org/donate.


Boar d o f D i r ec to rs 2023 Lea Anne Crooks, Chair Summer Long, Vice Chair

David Doti, Treasurer Robert Brown, Secretary

Henry Buell Jim Conner Brian Dougherty David Friedrich Stacy Mason

Santhana Naidu Carrie Page Dee Reed Gary Ulrich

200 South 8th Street Terre Haute, Indiana 47807 Return Service Requested

The Wabash Valley Community Foundation is a tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people in Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties. The Community Foundation enables people with philanthropic interests to easily and effectively support the issues and organizations they care about – immediately or through their estate plans.

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TA K E A DVA N TAG E O F YO U R I R A D O N ATIN G RE TIREMENT AS SE TS TO THE CO MMUNIT Y FO UNDATI O N IS E ASY !

The deadline for a required minimum distribution is quickly approaching!

By making distributions from your IRA directly to the Community Foundation,

DECEMBER

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If you are 72 or older and have not yet taken your required minimum distribution, consider using it to support one or more funds in the Community Foundation.

you’ll gain the equivalent of a dollar-for-dollar charitable contribution deduction on this year’s tax return.

Qualified charitable distributions allow donors to

avoid paying income taxes on the distributions while supporting deserving causes through funds in the Community Foudation.

These tax-free distributions can be large or small – from $10 to $100,000.

Gifts of IRA assets are especially advantageous for seniors who can no longer itemize their charitable contributions under the current tax law.


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