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Contents A Message from our Board Chair A Region Moving Forward Along the Roads We Travel: Stories of Community Impact Investing in the Future Community Grant Fund Listing Scholarship Recipients Donors Coporate Partners Memorials and Tributes The Legacy Society The Medical Heritage Society Financial Overview Boards and Staff Volunteer Committees

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A Message from our Board Chair This past year, the Wabash Valley Community Foundation continued its journey along the many roads that connect people, resources and aspirations across our region. Our theme, The Roads We Travel, reflects the shared paths that guide us toward a stronger, more vibrant community shaped by collaboration, compassion and a shared belief in what is possible when we move forward together. As a trusted hub for philanthropy, the Community Foundation serves as a crossroads where generosity meets opportunity. Every donor, partner and community leader who engages with us helps build networks that enrich lives throughout the Wabash Valley. This year, those connections fueled meaningful progress on projects that honor our past, support our present and invest in our future. One of our most significant accomplishments was investing in planning grants that support communitydriven studies designed to guide growth, resilience and long-term prosperity. Across our three-county service area and at the regional level, we supported efforts such as the Terre Haute Community Plan, Clay County Community Plan, the Wabash River RDA Regional Plan, and the Sullivan Lake Economic Impact Study. Together, these initiatives provide critical insight and direction, helping communities make informed decisions that strengthen quality of life and economic vitality. We also deepened our impact through community grants that addressed both long-held dreams and urgent needs. These grants supported initiatives that cultivate leadership, preserve history, enhance community spaces and uplift neighbors in times of need. From the Vigo County CEO program and Garfield Purple Eagle Plaza to the Lost Creek Settlement dedication and Rea Park Historic Clubhouse renovation, our investments helped preserve the stories and places that define us. We were honored to support a traveling memorial wall, the expansion of a genealogy library, a tractor for a community garden, and long-term recovery efforts in Sullivan, restoring not only structures, but hope. Environmental stewardship remained a priority through support for lake dredging efforts that protect natural resources and recreational spaces for future generations. These accomplishments underscore a broader truth: the Community Foundation is not only a funder, but a connector — uniting people with purpose and strengthening the Wabash Valley. As we reflect on the roads traveled in 2025, we are grateful for the individuals and organizations who walk alongside us. Your trust empowers our mission and fuels our vision for the road ahead. Thank you for believing in the power of community.

Lea Anne Crooks Chair, Wabash Valley Community Foundation Board of Directors

Shared Vision. Strong Partnerships. A Region Moving Forward Every community has roads that tell its story — the paths we’ve walked, the detours we’ve navigated and the new routes we’re building together. This year’s theme, The Roads We Travel, captures that collective journey. In 2025, the Community Foundation played a key role in shaping the road ahead by supporting four major planning efforts that guide our region toward a more vibrant future. The See You in Terre Haute Community Plan, the Wabash River RDA Regional Plan and the Clay County Community Plan all began with an important first step: a planning grant from the Community Foundation. This funding allowed local leaders to gather, listen and engage deeply with residents, ensuring each plan was built on authentic community input. The result? Roadmaps that are both practical and aspirational, reflecting where we are today and where we hope to go tomorrow.

See You in Terre Haute Community Plan A Renewed Vision for a City on the Move

Since its launch, the See You in Terre Haute Community Plan has guided Terre Haute and Vigo County through a pivotal period in its history. Citizens, youth, community partners and local leaders remain united in shaping the road ahead. A key catalyst for this progress was the Community Foundation’s planning grant, which enabled in-depth research, resident engagement and collaborative strategy development. This early investment ensured the plan was not just aspirational, but actionable and community-driven. Today, Terre Haute and Vigo County is a vibrant, welcoming destination. It’s a community committed to its residents, leveraging diverse resources, and preparing for the future. With its greatest asset, its people, at the center, Terre Haute and Vigo County is driving sustained growth across all sectors. The Plan builds on past successes while intentionally charting new routes: expanding population, elevating per capita income and opening doors of opportunity for all who call Terre Haute and Vigo County home. Thanks to the Community Foundation’s early support, the entire community now has a shared roadmap to guide the journey forward.

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The Wabash River RDA Regional Plan Five Counties. One Shared Journey.

Covering Clay, Parke, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo Counties, the Wabash River RDA Regional Plan unites neighboring communities onto a shared path forward. By highlighting regional strengths from the Wabash River to workforce collaboration, to addressing challenges that lie along the road, the Plan provides a common direction for long-term growth and sustainability. The Community Foundation’s planning grant helped connect the region’s leaders and residents, ensuring that the Plan reflects local priorities while supporting broader regional goals.

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Local Voices Shaping the Route to a Stronger Future Developed through extensive community input, the Clay County Community Plan charts a strategic route guided by four pillars: infrastructure, economic development, health and wellness, and community identity. Aligned with initiatives like READI, the Plan positions Clay County to advance shovel-ready projects and move forward with confidence. The Community Foundation’s early investment provided the resources and support to engage residents, gather data and identify strategies tailored to the County’s unique strengths and opportunities.

Participants provide feedback during the kick-off meeting for the Clay County Community Plan. Sullivan Park and Lake Economic Impact Study Exploring the Many Paths to Community Vitality

Another important road forward took shape through the economic impact study of Sullivan Park and Lake, which examined how this cherished natural asset contributes to the local and regional economy. By analyzing the Lake’s direct, indirect and induced impacts on tourism, recreation and property values, the study revealed how outdoor spaces serve as vital pathways to economic growth, job creation and community well-being. Increased park visitation supports local businesses, attracts visitors and strengthens opportunities for retailers, restaurants and service providers, while enhancing the area’s appeal as a place to live, work and invest. The study also highlighted the strong connection between environmental stewardship and long-term prosperity. Improvements to water quality and restored habitats not only protect the lake’s ecological health, but help sustain tourism and recreational use for generations to come. In addition, the study explored public health benefits tied to outdoor recreation and identified future investment opportunities that can guide enhancements to the park and lake. Together, these findings provide a clear roadmap showing how thoughtful planning and care for natural resources can move Sullivan and the broader region forward along a path of resilience, vitality and shared opportunity. 5

Paving the Way for History Clay County Genealogy Library Expansion The Clay County Genealogy Library has reached a milestone, with the completion of its new, larger facility in Center Point. The expansion, located next to the original building at 309 W. Main Street, was made possible by a successful $300,000 fundraising campaign, including a crucial $30,000 large impact grant from the Community Foundation’s Clay County affiliate. This support helped ensure the project could cross the finish line, providing the community with a modern space for research, learning and connection. The new library offers expanded storage for more than 2,800 books, including over 400 family histories, as well as census and military records, cemetery information, newspapers and other research materials. In addition, the facility now includes flexible space for workshops, events and community gatherings, allowing residents to explore their heritage in a welcoming, accessible environment. “To say that we’re overjoyed would be an understatement,” said Tonia Tucker, President of the Clay County Genealogical Society. After more than a century in the original building, this new library ensures that generations of Clay County residents can continue traveling the road to uncover their family histories — a journey made possible with the support of the Community Foundation.

" To say that we’re overjoyed would be an understatement. The support through donations, fundraising efforts and the grant from the Community Foundation has been instrumental in realizing this vision." – Tonia Tucker

Restoring Sullivan Lake A Multi-Year Journey Sullivan Lake is beginning a major transformation with dredging for the first time in more than 65 years, a critical step in restoring the lake’s ecosystem and enhancing recreation for the community. The Community Foundation’s Sullivan County affiliate played a key role, providing $34,000 in grants to support the project to help guide planning and prioritize investments. Dredging removes built-up sediment from the lake bottom, returning clean water and improving conditions for local wildlife. The multi-year project began with the Marina Cove and will expand toward the public beach area as funding allows, ensuring careful stewardship of this vital resource while improving the experience for lake visitors. “The lake’s restoration is a journey — one that reflects thoughtful planning, community investment and collaboration,” said Project Manager Chris Egge. Through the Community Foundation’s support, Sullivan Lake is now on a path to a cleaner, healthier and more welcoming future — a true example of the roads our communities travel together.

Cultivating Community A New Tractor for t he Giving Garden The Wabash Valley Master Gardeners Association is celebrating a milestone in its mission to grow fresh food for the community. With a $17,640 grant from the Community Foundation, the Association purchased a new tractor and attachments for the Giving Garden, making it easier for volunteers to maintain the nearly one-acre production and demonstration garden. Established in 2010 on land generously provided by the Wabash Valley Fair Association, the Giving Garden produces approximately 10,000 pounds of fresh produce each year, which is then donated to local soup kitchens, food pantries and educational programs. The new tractor, received at a discount through a local retailer, reduces the physical demands on volunteers while strengthening the sustainability of the garden for years to come. This new equipment allows Association members to continue walking the road of service to the community with greater efficiency and care. Through the Community Foundation’s support, the Giving Garden can keep nourishing neighbors, fostering growth and creating new pathways for volunteerism and community impact.

Honoring Heroes:

The Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall

in Clay County

In October 2024, Clay County welcomed the Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall and the Some Gave All Moving Tribute, offering a powerful opportunity to honor veterans, foster community healing and provide educational experiences for residents of all ages. The Community Foundation’s Clay County affiliate provided a $2,500 grant to support, bringing this moving tribute to the heart of the county. Hundreds of residents and veterans attended the opening ceremonies, led by hometown hero Major General Kip Clark, with performances by the Northview High School marching band, Cadet Corps members and the Jackson Township Band. Community leaders, first responders and school officials came together to ensure the Wall’s arrival was a meaningful and memorable event. Superintendent Dr. Tim Rayle highlighted the importance of hosting the Wall at North Clay Middle School, saying it provided students with an immersive, personal connection to history and the sacrifices of those who served in Vietnam. The tribute also served as a reminder of the journey Vietnam veterans endured when returning home, many of whom faced hostility and neglect instead of gratitude. Community members reflected on the importance of remembering those who gave their lives, with one resident saying, “I wish my dad had received such a welcome home.” Through the Community Foundation’s support, Clay County was able to create a space for reflection, honor and connection, creating a tangible example of the roads we travel together as a community to recognize sacrifice, strengthen unity and educate future generations.

Helping Sullivan Recover A Community Rebuilt Together On March 31, 2023, a tornado devastated Sullivan County, and by the very next morning, the Wabash Valley Community Foundation began accepting donations through the Help Sullivan Recover Fund. Generous donors from 32 states contributed more than $1.3 million, allowing the community to begin the long road to recovery. The Community Foundation served as fiscal sponsor for the Sullivan County Long-Term Tornado Recovery Coalition, enabling the newly formed organization to move quickly and focus on helping neighbors rebuild their lives. With guidance, oversight and administrative support from the Community Foundation, the Coalition coordinated volunteers, case managers and partner organizations to ensure every dollar went directly to recovery efforts. For two years, the Coalition rebuilt 15 homes, repaired 23, purchased two, and provided furniture, appliances and mattresses to dozens of families. Local and national partners, including Mennonite Disaster Service, Samaritan’s Purse and Catholic Charities, brought labor, expertise and donated resources, while the Community Foundation ensured the process was safe, transparent and efficient. Through collaboration, generosity and careful planning, Sullivan County residents have worked to reclaim stability and hope. As we reflect on this journey, the roads we traveled together, from the devastation of the storm to the restoration of homes and hearts, stand as a testament to community resilience and the power of coming together to support one another.

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Generous donors from contributed more than $1.3 million, allowing the community to begin the long road to recovery.

A View from the Porch Honoring the Lost Creek Settlement The Community Foundation proudly supported A View from the Porch with a $25,000 grant, bringing to life the story of the Lost Creek Settlement through public art in Deming Park. In the early 1800s, free African American families traveled from Maryland, Virginia and North Carolina to eastern Vigo County, seeking safety and opportunity. Against the backdrop of systemic oppression and the hardships of the pre-Civil War South, they built farms, schools, homes and churches, creating a thriving community whose legacy resonates across generations. Descendants like Dee Reed and Linda Noble worked closely with artist Reinaldo Correa Díaz to ensure the sculpture accurately reflects the courage, resilience and determination of their ancestors. The interactive installation allows visitors to “sit on the porch,” engage with historical panels and images, and witness firsthand how these pioneers forged a life on their own terms. As Reed reflects, “They were very resilient and determined that they were going to have the life that they wanted — and they did exactly that.” The dedication ceremony drew more than 150 people, including community members, local leaders and descendants, all reflecting on the roads traveled by the Lost Creek pioneers and the ways their legacy shapes our community today. The sculpture stands as a testament to the enduring power of history, the importance of preserving untold stories and the ways we honor the courage of those who came before us. Through this project, the Community Foundation celebrates the roads we travel — guided by the resilience of our past, inspired to create a more inclusive future and reminded that every journey is connected to the communities and legacies that shape us.

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Investing in the Future of t he Wabash Valley Every gift creates a path forward. At the Community Foundation, we make giving simple, meaningful and enduring by providing trusted guidance, sound investment management and a deep understanding of what strengthens our communities. Together, we’re paving the way for a thriving Wabash Valley.

How the Giving Process Works

Who We Serve in Addition to Donors

When you establish an endowed fund with the Community Foundation, your charitable gift becomes a permanent source of good. The principal is carefully invested and, each year, a portion of your fund’s value is distributed as grants to charitable causes. As the fund grows through investment returns, your generosity continues to make a lasting impact, year after year, generation after generation. It’s the power of endowment at work, investing in the future of the Wabash Valley.

Nonprofit Organizations We walk beside our region’s nonprofits as partners in sustainability and growth. Through Agency Endowment Funds, nonprofits secure long-term financial stability, ensuring their mission continues well into the future. We also provide grants supporting culture, education, health, financial literacy, human services and other vital community initiatives.

Where Your Donations Go Your giving journey is uniquely yours, and we’re here to help you navigate it with ease. Working alongside you, your family and/or your professional adviser, we make supporting the causes you care about seamless and rewarding.

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Communities Through Community Grant Funds, also known as Unrestricted Endowment Funds, the Community Foundation invests in opportunities improving the quality of life in Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties. These funds empower local volunteers to address evolving needs, spark opportunity and create positive change where it matters most. Advisers Professional advisers play an essential role in guiding generosity. We collaborate with attorneys, accountants, bankers and financial planners to help clients fulfill their charitable goals while maximizing the benefits of planned giving. Corporations Through the Corporate Partnership Program, businesses of all sizes can invest in the long-term vitality of the communities they call home. Together, we create a legacy of leadership, generosity and shared success across the Wabash Valley.

Focused on the Wabash Valley: 796 Total Funds | $128.5M Every journey begins with purpose. Each fund offers a unique pathway for communities, donors and nonprofits to turn their vision into impact, helping people, resources and dreams come together through the Community Foundation to enrich lives

For good. For ever.® Discover the Fund that Best Fits Your Charitable Direction Agency Endowment Funds Agency Endowment Funds provide lasting stability, allowing nonprofits to focus on their mission with confidence that steady funding will sustain their work for generations to come. Community Grant Funds When you envision a brighter future for your community, a Community Grant Fund helps turn that vision into reality. These funds generate local resources to meet emerging opportunities, strengthen existing programs, or spark new initiatives. Guided by local volunteers, each fund helps your county respond to what matters most, right when it’s needed. Designated Funds For those devoted to specific charitable organizations, a Designated Fund ensures their continued success. Annual grants from your endowed resources provide steady support for the causes you care about, ensuring that your journey of giving continues far into the future. Donor-Advised Funds A Donor-Advised Fund offers flexibility and involvement along your philanthropic journey. Each year, you recommend which nonprofit organizations should receive grants from your fund, allowing you to stay connected to the needs of your community and the causes closest to your heart.

Field of Interest Funds For donors inspired by a particular passion, such as the arts, education, health, recreation or another area of community life, a Field of Interest Fund focuses your giving where it matters most. The Community Foundation awards grants that align with your chosen focus, ensuring your impact continues to travel where your interests lead. Scholarship Funds A Scholarship Fund helps students set out on their own journeys of learning and discovery. These funds provide vital support for tuition and fees, and can be tailored to reflect your interests in a particular field of study or institution. Each scholarship opens doors, helping students travel farther toward their dreams. Special Project Funds Sometimes the road calls for immediate action. Special Project Funds provide the flexibility to respond to emerging opportunities or urgent needs, fueling new initiatives and short-term projects that strengthen our communities today while paving the way for tomorrow’s success.

How You Can Give You can donate a variety of assets to benefit others. We accept the following:

Cash Gifts

Non-cash Gifts

Planned Gifts

Cash Check Credit Card IRA Charitable Rollover

Stocks Bonds Mutual Funds Land Commodities Personal Property

Bequests (Wills) Life Insurance Charitable Trusts Gift Annuities Retained Life Estate

Community Grant Fund Listing Generosity paves the way when the Community Foundation’s community grant funds turn vision and leadership into lasting impact. Through their thoughtful giving, individuals and organizations have created endowments that support projects and programs throughout the Wabash Valley, strengthening our communities and leaving a legacy of hope and opportunity for generations to come. Bold denotes new funds established in fiscal year 2025.

Clay County 100 Women Who Care Clay County Fund American Legion Post 225 Scholarship Fund Beulah Ahlemeyer Memorial Fund Bill and Edna Ahlemeyer Endowment Fund Harley and Thelma Andrews Family Fund Jeffrey A. and J. Shan Bell Memorial Fund Steve and Michelle Bell Fund Lewis & Eva Berry Endowment Fund Jack and Diane Braden Endowment Fund Brazil Rotary Community Fund Clyde and Kathryn Bullerdick Memorial Fund Virgil and Mary Jo Butts Family Fund L.T. and Janice K. Clark Family Endowment Fund Clay City Lions Community Fund Clay Civic Memorial Foundation Community Fund Clay County Community Foundation Board Endowment Fund Clay County Community Grant Fund Clay County Farm Bureau Endowment Fund Clay County Large Impact Fund Clay County NonProfit Professional Development Grant Program Clay County Urgent Need Fund Randy and Cathy Collins Endowment Fund Coughanowr Insurance Inc. Endowment Fund Merle and Louise Crafton Family Endowment Fund Albert and Freda Eder DeCoursey Community Fund John and Barbara Eder Family Fund Sam J. and Joyce E. Emmert Family Endowment Fund Emry's Generation Fund Jeffrey Etling and Dr. Miranda Goodale Endowment Fund Eva's Generation Fund Anna Ferrell Endowment Fund Dr. Charles and Susie French Family Fund Dr. Hal and Muriel Glidden Family Fund Guys Who Give Clay County Endowment Fund Paul and Rita Harden Family Fund Don and Marian Harrison Endowment Fund William Harshbarger, Sr. and Anna Eder Harshbarger Memorial Fund Kenneth and Eleanor Hauser Endowment Fund Jon and Sandy Hendrich Endowment Fund Hendrickson Family Memorial Fund Hostetler Family Fund William Robert Huff Memorial Fund

Craig and Heidi Johnson Endowment Fund Wilburn E. & Barbara A. Jones Family Fund Norman and Carolyn Keiser Endowment Fund Patrick J. Knierim Memorial Fund Kathy Knox Memorial Fund William and Mary Margaret Kocher Memorial Fund Chris and Shirley Koehler Family Fund Kumpf Family Endowment Fund H. Michael Lawson Community Fund Richard and Sue Lightfoot Endowment Fund Lilly Endowment Board Designated Fund for Clay County Lilly Endowment Fund for Clay County Richard L. and Mary L. McCullough Family Fund John E. and Karen E. Mercer Family Endowment Fund Miller & Stewart, L.L.C., CPA's Clay County Community Fund Traci K. Miller Memorial Fund Joe and Betsy Milner Family Endowment Fund John Mark and Mary Ann Wilcox Moore Endowment Fund Herschel and Josephine Morge Endowment Fund Andrew and Mary Anne Murphy Fund Hawkins Nees Endowment Fund Fred Nevils Family Fund Donald and Norma Nicosin Endowment Fund Larry and Barbara Nolte Community Fund Melvin E., Rosemary and Eugene Nolte Family Memorial Fund Popcorn Festival Committee Fund Ronald and Sarah Reagan Family Fund Tom and Lynne Reberger Endowment Fund Riddell National Bank — John H. Riddell Memorial Fund Jim and Alice Romas Endowment Fund Ryan and Cara Ross Endowment Fund Gilbert and Wilmadean Schepper Family Fund Somheil Family Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher D. Stitzle Endowment Fund John and Vicki Switzer Community Fund Larry & Martha Tempel Family Community Fund Tommy and Clara Thompson Community Fund Guy & Anne Tribble Family Fund Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC Community Fund Peter R. Varda Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Pharmaceutical Society Fund — Clay County Ernest and Mary Yelton Community Fund Richard and Hila Zimmerman Endowment Fund

Sullivan County

Vigo County

100 Women Who Care Sullivan County Fund Allomatic Products Community Enrichment Fund Lois A. Andrews Foundation Fund for Sullivan County Black Beauty Sullivan County Community Fund Henry D. Bobe Community Fund Kenneth and Mary Conner Endowment Fund Guy and Wilma Edds Charitable Endowment Fund — Gammie's Closet Gary and Carolyn Enochs Endowment Fund Teresa DuBois Exline Fund for Sullivan County First National Bank & Trust Employee Fund Garrett Family Fund James and Mary Halberstadt Endowment Fund Bill and Lorene Hankins Endowment Fund Marratta-Hannon Endowment Fund Judy Halberstadt Harris Endowment Fund Larry and Janet Hays Endowment Fund Rusty and Margie Hays Endowment Fund Hoosier Energy Fund Don and Nancy Hunt Community Fund Tara and Jason Jenkins Endowment Fund JJJ & K Endowment Fund William Ferd and Connie Pleasant Johnson Memorial Fund Dick and Janice Knotts Fund Milton L. and Ruth Pleasant Kult Fund Lilly Endowment Board Designated Fund for Sullivan County Lilly Endowment Fund for Sullivan County Phil and Jennifer Lincoln Endowment Fund Don and Cynthia Littlejohn Endowment Fund John and Yvonne Longfield Endowment Fund Dr. Allen and Shirley Lueking Family Fund Diane Marheine Memorial Community Fund Lana Martindale Memorial Fund Larry and Patti Mayfield Family Endowment Fund Robert and Susan McCammon Endowment Fund Don and Jean McMahan Family Endowment Fund Harold and Malinda Medsker Endowment Fund Milam Family Endowment Fund Jordan and Ally Orwig Endowment Fund Emil and Janet Page Family Endowment Fund Alan and Sandra Pierce Endowment Fund Pigg Family Charitable Giving Fund Pigg Implement, Inc. Endowment Fund Lorene B. and Malcolm Pigg Endowment Fund Garry and Sandy Shake Fund Shelburn Community Club & Ruritan Memorial Endowment Fund Lloyd and Michele Smith Endowment Fund Mary F. Smith Long Fund William Snyder Endowment Fund Springer Insurance & Financial Services Endowment Fund Sullivan County Community Foundation Board Endowment Fund Sullivan County Community Grant Fund Sullivan County Gift VII Program Support Fund Sullivan County Historical Society Fund for Sullivan County Sullivan County Large Impact Fund Sullivan County NonProfit Professional Development Grant Program Sullivan County Urgent Need Fund Sullivan Family Dentistry Fund Sullivan High School Class of 2004 Fund Sullivan Rotary Club Endowment Fund Templeton Coal Company, Inc. Fund for Sullivan County Jack Krumreich and Ellen Tucker Endowment Fund Turman Township Youth Foundation Fund for Sullivan County Unger Family Fund Tom and Kay Weitekamp Fund William and Joanne Wright Family Endowment Fund

100+ Women Who Care Community Fund Henry and Geraldine Adelman Memorial Fund Sharon Adelman Fund Andres Family Endowment Fund Dr. Bruce Philip Anshutz Memorial Fund Leonard S. "Steve" Arnold Memorial Fund Robert and Julie Baesler Community Fund Carl L. Bender and Barbara L. Brugnaux Scholarship Fund Bobby Lee Bennett & Shirley Rosalee Williams Dailey Bennett Fund Bentrup Family Endowment Fund Robert and Irene Berlen Endowment Fund Walter and Katherine Bledsoe Family Endowment Fund David and Luann Bolk Endowment Fund Judy Brett Project Fund Brighton Family Fund Joan M. Brown Memorial Fund Barbara L. Brugnaux and Carl L. Bender Fund Joseph H. and Robin E. Chillington Endowment Fund Joseph E. and Martha Jean Claretto Endowment Fund Mary Ann Conroy and Michael Mueller Endowment Fund Erna L. Cox Community Fund Guille and Cindy Cox Endowment Fund Victor and Marian L. Danek Endowment Fund Ronald and Marsha Danielson Community Fund Don and Peggy Decker Endowment Fund Susan Decker and Vicki Kosowsky Community Fund Thelma Maxine Dever Memorial Fund Thomas and Susan Dinkel Family Fund David and Becky Doti Family Fund Robert R. and Dorothy W. Drummond Community Fund Gene and Wilma J. Eckerty Memorial Fund Eifert Family Fund Jerry and Jo Einstandig Community Fund O. Earl and Tina Elliott Family Endowment Fund Gary and Nancy Faulkner Fund Janice and Vern Fellows Endowment Fund Allen and Mildred D. Felstein Charitable Endowment Fund First Financial Bank Community Endowment Fund Thomas L. and Connie L. Francis Charitable Endowment Fund Friends of the Indiana Theatre Fund Gibson Family Endowment Fund Gift VIII Implementation Grant — Vigo County YMCA Douglas and Margot Gillespie Family Fund Lavelda M. Goble Endowment Fund Guys Who Give Community Fund Halleck Family Endowment Fund Louis and Janet Harmening Community Fund Steve Harris Memorial Endowment Fund Hartman Brown Fund Nancy Hellmann Educational Fund — Scholarship Andy and Libby Hendricks Endowment Fund Dale and Carla Hendricks Endowment Fund Herrington Family Endowment Fund Rose M. Hill Family Endowment Fund Hilton Family Community Fund William and Betsy Hine Endowment Fund Mary Kay Holvey, BS, RN — Nursing Scholarship Fund Hulman George Family Endowment Fund Dr. Paul and Nadine Humphrey Charitable Fund Ray G. Ingram Endowment Fund Drake C. Johnson Family Endowment Fund Delmar L. and Betty L. Jones Family Fund Barbara R. Kelley Endowment Fund Terry and Kim LaGrange Fund Landsbaum Endowment Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Lee, Jr. Endowment Fund Salo and Mary Levite Endowment Fund Lilly Endowment Board Designated Fund Lilly Endowment Fund Gershon H. & Janice K. Loeser Endowment Fund Robert & Leah Logsdon Community Endowment Fund Lukens Family Endowment Fund Diann and Craig McKee Community Fund McLaren Family Endowment Fund Julie McLaughlin Memorial Fund Medical Heritage Society Fund Meis Family Endowment Fund Brad & Connie Miller Family Fund Julia V. and Forest E. Miller Scholarship Fund Rick and Kelli Miller Family Fund MillerWhite Community Endowment Fund The Nation Fund C. Don and Gail A. Nattkemper Community Fund Mae C. and Jack H. Page Endowment Fund James Laurence and Barbara Ann Passmore Community Endowment Fund Alpa Patel and Thomas Yeagley Community Fund Garrett Pendergast and Stephanie Welsh Community Fund Jeff and Jennifer Perry Fund Jacqueline H. Phillips Endowment Fund David and Jennifer Piker Family Community Fund PMC Fund Carl W. ("Bang") and Josephine M. Price Memorial Fund Providence Food Pantry Endowment Fund Cindy F. Readinger Endowment Fund William A. Reed, Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund Don and Nancy Brattain Rogers Community Fund C. Gene and Dixie Y. Rudy Memorial Fund Leon & Roberta Sackrider Endowment Fund Morris & Patty Salter and Bill & Melba Fenoglio Memorial Fund Anna Katherine & Wayne E. Schomer Scholarship Fund Debra Ann Schomer Collins Scholarship Fund Gary W. and Judy A. Schomer Family Endowment Fund William Wayne Schomer Scholarship Fund Carol A. & Douglas C. Sloan Community Fund

Alden and Lorene Smith Memorial Endowment Fund Virginia Smith Family Endowment Fund Cary and Paula Sparks Family Fund Donald O. Springman Endowment Fund Paul M. Stanley Community Fund Bill and Sally Stewart Community Fund Sullivan County Park and Lake Dredging Fund Templeton Coal Company, Inc. Fund for Vigo County Bill and Marci Gropp Tennis Fund Terre Haute Academy of Medicine Endowment Fund Terre Haute Apartment Association Endowment Fund Terre Haute Parks Department Project Fund — Herz-Rose Park Fund Terre Haute Parks Department Project Fund — Mayor's Youth Council Fund Terre Haute Parks Department Project Fund — Vigo County Firefighters Memorial Fund Terry and Beth Tevlin Community Fund John Tipton Memorial Fund Linda K. Vickers Memorial Fund Vigo County Community Grant Fund Vigo County Large Impact Fund Vigo County LifeLine Endowment Fund Vigo County NonProfit Professional Development Grant Program Vigo County Urgent Need Fund Richard C. Vining Community Fund Wabash Valley Asphalt Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Pharmaceutical Society Fund — Vigo County Chris and Melinda Wall Community Fund Wernsing Fund White Family Endowment Fund Myrl and Marie Wilkinson Community Endowment Fund J. Scott and Armeen Williams Fund RicknJo Wilson Family Fund Wood Family Fund Karen J. Wright Memorial Fund Wright, Shagley & Lowery PC Community Fund YMCA Vigo County Project Fund David and Joan Zaun Endowment Fund Sally Zuel Family Fund

The Roads We Travel are built on collaboration, compassion and a shared vision for a stronger community. Each grant awarded through the Community Foundation represents a step forward, connecting people, ideas and resources to create lasting impact. From supporting essential services to inspiring innovation, these grants reflect the power of partnership and the belief that when we travel together, our community moves further, faster and with greater purpose.

Unrestricted Funds: $451,824.25 Clay County: $193,600.25 Bowling Green Old Settlers Reunion, Inc. Courtyard Update $25,000.00 Brazil Mainstreet Organization Sidewalk project at Forest Park Fountain $3,600.25 Cass Township Trustee Gift VII Community Tour Grant — Sidewalk replacement/improvement $5,000.00

Clay City Youth League New fencing $6,500.00 Clay Community Parks Association Craig Park bridge landscaping project $7,000.00 Clay County Genealogical Society New library building $30,000.00 Cory Volunteer Fire Department Gift VII Community Tour Grant — Community Center upgrades $5,000.00 Harrison Township Clay County Goshorn Park Playground Equipment Updates $25,000.00

Ivy Tech Foundation Promote Equitable Access to Mental Wellness Resources $10,000.00

Sullivan City Police Department Police car radar replacement $6,548.00

Optimist International Foundation/Clay County Optimist Clothe-a-Child program for children under the services of DCI $4,500.00

Sullivan County 4-H 4-H Fair Day Sponsor $500.00

Terre Haute Symphony Association Music education tours to all 7 Clay County elementary schools $6,000.00

Sullivan County Park and Lake Board of Directors Sullivan Lake dredging project $25,000.00

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Field Trip Fund to benefit Clay County students $3,500.00

Sullivan Fire Department Purchase of a Lucas Device $25,000.00

Town of Center Point Gift VII Community Tour Grant — Park improvements $5,000.00 Town of Clay City Gift VII Community Tour Grant — Sidewalk replacement and ADA accessibility $5,000.00 Town of Harmony Repurpose and restore tennis courts into pickleball courts $25,000.00 Town of Staunton Gift VII Community Tour Grant — Purchase of three recycled plastic park benches $5,000.00 Van Buren Township Volunteer Fire Department 800 MHz Radio Update $10,500.00 YMCA of the Wabash Valley Update youth programming space at Clay County site $12,000.00

Sullivan County: $141,330.00 Fairbanks Community Center HVAC repairs $7,000.00 Farmersburg IN Friends of the Park Association George Heap Memorial Park upgrades/amenities $10,000.00 Ivy Tech Foundation Provide equitable access to mental wellness resources for Sullivan County students $10,000.00 Merom Camp and Retreat Center College Hall Renovation Phase 2 $15,000.00

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Field Trip Fund to benefit Sullivan County students $21,500.00

Vigo County: $116,894.00 Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council Membership fees & associated costs assistance $10,000.00 City of Terre Haute Installation of 2 water fountains $10,000.00 Dictionary Project Additional dictionaries for Vigo County third graders $480.00 Indiana American Academy of Pediatrics Reach Out and Read program $9,129.00 Sheldon Swope Art Museum Swope Capital Campaign $6,598.00 S.H.I.N.E. Foster Family Resources Purchase of clothing racks and essential teen clothing for children involved in DCS services $4,900.00 Terre Haute Children's Museum Cost of attendance assistance for the Toddler's Tuesdays program $25,000.00 Terre Haute Symphony Association After school and summer programming in collaboration with Camp Navigate and the YMCA $4,147.00 United Way of the Wabash Valley Home Down Payment Assistance Program $24,000.00

Northeast East Elementary School New entryway rug $1,000.00

Wabash Activity Center Urgent Need grant in support of replacement of AC unit disabled by vandals/theft $5,000.00

Ouabache Land Conservancy, Inc. Create a parking area for Sanctuary Oaks Nature Preserve $5,000.00

Wabash Valley Master Gardeners Assoc., Inc. Purchase of tractor and related gardening equipment $17,640.00

Ruth House Program support for women in recovery $14,782.00

Field of Interest Funds: $612,996.60 100 Women Who Care Endowment Fund Arts Illiana, Inc. $4,000.00 Terre Haute Symphony Association $853.00 Altrusa Foundation Fund Indiana American Academy of Pediatrics $1,249.00

Youth Grant Committee — Vigo County Fund Fall 2024 grants to Terre Haute North Dance Marathon, Terre Haute North Bring Change 2 Mind and Terre Haute South DECA $1,750.00 Spring 2025 grants to Chick-fil-A Leader Academy, Terre Haute North Interact, Terre Haute North National Honor Society, Terre Haute South Dance Marathon $1,480.00

Carol M. Starkey Kochell Charitable Fund Catholic Charities Food Bank $32,808.59 Thrive West Central $10,570.00

Donor Advised, Designated and Agency Endowment Funds: $1,384,242.46

Charles Harlan Fund for the Hull Cemetery Hull Cemetery Association, Inc $10,405.00

"Blessed for Another Day" — Matt Luecking Memorial Endowment Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $906.00

Helping Hand Endowment Fund Catholic Charities Food Bank $19,191.41

100 Women Who Care Clay County Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Archdiocesan Council of Indianapolis, Inc. $3,150.00 Exotic Feline Rescue Center $3,150.00 YMCA of the Wabash Valley $2,400.00 Clay County Cooperative Benevolence Ministry $2,500.00 Girl Scouts of Central Indiana $250.00 First Presbyterian Church/CASA Clay County $2,600.00 Annunciation Catholic Church $200.00

James R. Piker, Ada A. Piker and Virginia M. Ginter Memorial Fund American National Red Cross, West Central Indiana $2,500.00 Chances And Services for Youth, Inc. $17,008.00 Dictionary Project $1,002.00 Indiana American Academy of Pediatrics $4,622.00 Creating a Better Tomorrow Fund — Leadership Grants Council on Domestic Abuse, Inc. $87,099.00 Lugar Center — Division of Union Health Union Hospital $100,000.00 Reach Services, Inc. $100,000.00 United Way of the Wabash Valley $56,000.00 Wabash Valley Recovery Center $57,280.00 Creating a Better Tomorrow Fund — Supporting Grants Reach Services, Inc. $9,500.00 Sara Lou and Jack Joelson Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $72,108.00 Tribune-Star Christmas Basket Fund Provide food baskets $23,070.60 Youth Grant Committee — Clay County Fund Northview Color Guard $500.00

100 Women Who Care Sullivan County Brown Bagger School Food Program $100.00 Humane Society of Sullivan County $3,900.00 Carlisle Elementary and Middle School $4,000.00 Dugger Improvement Inc $3,600.00 Friends of Sullivan County Public Library $200.00 Wabash Valley Community Foundation $4,000.00 Southwest School Corporation $500.00 100+ Women Who Care Vigo County Reach Services, Inc. $100.00 Terre Haute Children's Museum $7,850.00 History Center of Vigo County $6,000.00 Manna From Seven $700.00 Why Make Waves Inc $6,200.00 14th & Chestnut Community Center Endowment Fund 14th & Chestnut Community Center $14,139.00

A.L.L. — Washington High School Nursery Endowment Fund Washington High School $2,353.00 AgrIInstitute Endowment Fund AgrIInstitute, Inc. $630.00 Angels for Eastside Fund Clay Community Schools $422.00 Angels for Sullivan Elementary School Sullivan Elementary School $577.00 Angels for Sullivan Junior High School Fund Southwest School Corporation $475.00 Annunciation Church Educational Endowment Fund Annunciation Catholic Church $584.00 ARC of Vigo County Endowment Fund ARC of Vigo County $264.00 Area 7 Agency on Aging and Disabled Endowment Fund Area 7 Agency on Aging and Disabled $1,086.00 Art Spaces Endowment Fund Art Spaces, Inc. $417.00 Ashboro Church Fund Ashboro United Methodist Church $989.00 Ashley Laughlin Felstein Boyll Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $207.00 Backpack Endowment Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $3,522.00 Barbara A. Vogel Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $407.00 Bentrup Family Charitable Fund Wabash Valley Health Center $4,413.75 Planned Parenthood Great Northwest, Hawaii, Alaska, Indiana, Kentucky $4,413.75 Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley $4,413.75 Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council Endowment Fund Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council $1,698.00

Brenda Howell Angel Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $846.00

Community Kitchen Endowment Fund First Presbyterian Church of Sullivan $3,127.00

Brown Baggers School Food Program Endowment Fund Brown Baggers School Food Program $2,761.00

Community Theatre of Clay County Fund Community Theatre of Clay County $281.00

Bruce and Nancy Brentlinger Family Fund Light House Mission, Inc. $1,399.00 Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00 14th and Chestnut Community Center $1,000.00 Camp Navigate $500.00 C.H.A.N.C.E.S. and Services for Youth Endowment Fund Chances And Services for Youth, Inc. $2,765.00 Catholic Charities Endowment Fund Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $825.00 Center Point United Methodist Church Fund Center Point Church $1,548.00

Danette Angermeier Memorial Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $181.00

Edmund J. and Mary R. Dede Fund Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley, Inc. $3,350.24 Light House Mission, Inc. $3,352.58 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology $3,352.58 Sheldon Swope Art Museum $3,352.58 Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $3,350.24 Gibault Foundation, Inc. $3,350.23 St. Benedict Church $3,352.58

David and Jerry Penman Mitchell Concertmaster Chair Fund Terre Haute Symphony Association $619.00

Eileen Stith Jensen Endowment Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $15,073.00

Delmar L. and Betty L. Jones Fund for Hospice Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley, Inc. $1,369.00

Elizabeth Smudde Memorial Fund Sacred Heart Church $1,031.00

Community Theatre of Terre Haute Endowment Fund Community Theatre of Terre Haute $486.00

Dierdorf Fund Clay County Humane Shelter $67,300.00

Clabber Girl Fund for Camp Riley Riley Children's Foundation $4,726.00

Dispute Resolution Center Endowment Fund Dispute Resolution Center for the Wabash Valley $316.00

Clay Building Trades Future Fund Clay Building Trades Training Corporation $241.00

Don and Jane Fread Memorial Fund Maple Ave. United Methodist Church $824.00

Clay City USA Endowment Fund Clay City USA Foundation, Inc. $273.00

Donna F. and W. Charles Garrison, III Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $409.00

Clay Community Schools CAPE Fund Clay Community Schools $30,710.25 Clay County Community Foundation Operating Endowment Wabash Valley Community Foundation $6,099.00

Donna J. Doti Endowment Fund Mary's Children, Inc. $1,395.00 Duane and Mary Alice Klueh Fund Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $2,041.00

Clay County Genealogical Society Fund Clay County Genealogical Society $362.00

Duane and Mary Alice Klueh Fund St. Benedict Church $2,041.00

Clay County YMCA Endowment Fund YMCA of the Wabash Valley $3,860.00

Clothes Closet Endowment Fund League of Terre Haute $412.00

Earl and Hazel Travioli Charitable Endowment Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $5,678.00 American Heart Association $5,678.00 American Cancer Society, Vigo County Unit $5,678.00 Indiana State University Foundation $5,678.00

Col. Peter Baer Memorial Fund 14th & Chestnut Community Center $313.00

Earl and Tina Elliott Advised Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $1,000.00

Clay Youth Baseball League Fund Clay Youth Baseball League $355.00

Emily's Walk on the Wabashiki Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $1,200.00 Vigo County Parks & Recreation Department $6,020.00 Vigo County Public Library $4,464.72 Esther MacBain Meeks Memorial Fund for Children's Literature Friends of Vigo County Public Library $681.00 Fayette Elementary School Dictionary Project Fund Dictionary Project $47.00 Felstein Grandchildren Fund in Memory of Allen & Millie Felstein United Hebrew Congregation Foundation $573.94 Vigo County Community Grant Fund $2,295.75 Forest Park Endowment Fund City of Brazil $861.00 Fred J. and Nancy Nation Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $576.00 Friday Family Fund Memorial United Methodist Church $5,000.00 Fund for the Swope Sheldon Swope Art Museum $71,294.00 Fund to Honor Coach Paul E. Weekley Northeast School Corporation $269.00 Fuqua Dictionary Project Fund Dictionary Project $92.00

Genevieve E. Klueh Endowment Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $1,202.00 George C. Carroll Memorial Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $6,048.00 George I. and Rose E. Felstein Fund Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley, Inc. $1,059.60 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology $1,059.60 Riley Children's Foundation $1,059.60 United Hebrew Congregation Foundation $2,119.20 Shriners Hospitals for Children $1,059.60 Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club $1,589.40 Union Health Foundation, Inc. $2,649.00 Gibault Fund Gibault Foundation, Inc. $5,736.00 Gilbert and Virginia Gambill Charitable Endowment Fund Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club $2,566.00 Gill Township Volunteer Fireman's Operational Fund Gill Township Volunteer Fire Fighters Inc. $988.00 Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Fund Girl Scouts of Central Indiana $808.00 Golish Family Memorial Fund for Light House Mission Light House Mission, Inc. $4,966.00 Golish Family Memorial Fund for Spay-Neuter League, Inc. in Terre Haute, Indiana Spay-Neuter League $4,986.00 Goodwill Industries Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Goodwill Industries, Inc. $4,977.00 Goodwill Industries Tennis Family Dictionary Fund Dictionary Project $2,653.00 Greater Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce Foundation Fund Greater Terre Haute Chamber Foundation $267.95 Guido and Barbara Miescher Endowment Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $14,104.00

Guys Who Give Clay County First Presbyterian Church fbo CASA Clay County $2,200.00 Clay County Genealogical Society $1,300.00 Soul Light Ministries $2,200.00 Clay Youth Baseball League $1,400.00 Wreath, Inc. / The Rock $1,400.00 Guys Who Give Endowment Fund League of Terre Haute $125.00 Junior Achievement in Wabash Valley $125.00 S.H.I.N.E. Foster Family Resources $125.00 Covered with Love $125.00 Riverscape/Wabash River Development Beautification Inc. (WRDBI) $125.00 Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $125.00 Guys Who Give Thrive West Central $3,950.00 Maryland Community Church $3,550.00 St. Joseph University Parish Samaritan Ministries Utility Assistance Fund $1,300.00 Council on Domestic Abuse, Inc. $6,600.00 Haley Tower Historical & Technical Society Endowment Fund Haley Tower Historical & Technical Society $251.00 Happiness Bag Endowment Fund Happiness Bag, Inc. $344.00 Harlan Farmers Chapel Church Fund Farmers' Chapel Community Church $5,019.00 Harriet McNeal Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $347.00 Henry Monroe Shagley Memorial Fund Riley Children's Foundation $1,000.00 Herman and Coriene White Charitable Fund Ivy Tech Foundation $5,000.00 Western Indiana Community Foundation $4,000.00 Parke Vermillion County Humane Society $5,000.00 City of Clinton $23,000.00 Hermine M. Haslem Endowment Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $2,619.00

Hilda Andres Summer Arts Scholarship Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $231.00 Hospice of the Wabash Valley Endowment Fund Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley $954.00 Humane Society of Sullivan County Endowment Fund Humane Society of Sullivan County $3,758.00 Irwin & Mary Reiss Operating Endowment Fund for the Sullivan County Community Foundation Wabash Valley Community Foundation $532.00 Ivy Tech Technology Endowment Fund Ivy Tech Community College $1,547.00 J. Carter Hale Memorial Fund Southwest School Corporation $488.00 J. Morton & June K. Swango Fund History Center of Vigo County $14,456.50 Vigo County Parks & Recreation Department $14,456.50 TREES Inc. $14,456.50 Terre Haute Parks & Recreation Department $14,456.50 Jack and Joann Ragle Charitable Endowment Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $26,027.00 Jackie's Garden Fund Vigo County School Corporation $6,861.78 James and June Conner Civic Endowment Fund Humane Society of Sullivan County $5,000.00 Southwest School Corporation $5,081.50 Southwest School Corporation $5,500.00 James Eddy Hatch Endowment Fund Indiana State University Foundation $4,000.00 Jamie Jacobsen Memorial Endowment Fund Chances And Services for Youth, Inc. $5,049.00 Jerry and David Mitchell Fund for the Terre Haute Symphony Terre Haute Symphony Association $36,212.00

Jesse R. Sherwood Fund Town of Carlisle $2,400.00 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College $3,519.40 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology $3,519.40 YMCA of the Wabash Valley $1,759.70 St. Stephen's Episcopal Church $1,759.70 Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club $1,759.70 Union Health Foundation, Inc. $3,519.40 Central Presbyterian Church $1,759.70 Jim and Beverly Cristee Fund Arts Illiana, Inc. $150.00 Light House Mission, Inc. $300.00 Art Spaces, Inc. $500.00 Friends of Rea Park, Inc. $500.00 Riverscape/Wabash River Development Beautification Inc. (WRDBI) $250.00 John and Karen Lukens Dictionaries for Davis Park Elementary School Fund Dictionary Project $135.00 John Coyt "JC" Brough Memorial Fund Vigo County CASA $109.00 Council on Domestic Abuse, Inc. $109.00 John Rogers Cox Preservation Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $2,833.00 Joink Dictionary Fund for Lost Creek Elementary School Dictionary Project $187.00 Joseph A. Bray Detachment 471 Marine Corps League Endowment Fund VA Illiana Health Care System $1,658.50 Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center $1,658.50 Judy Brett Project Fund Vigo County School Corporation $42,040.50 Vigo County Parks & Recreation Department $43,389.51 Katherine Hamilton Endowment Fund for Hamilton Center Inc. Hamilton Center, Inc. $823.00 Kay Aubin Memorial Fund Our Father's Arms, Inc $264.00 Kelly Fuqua Memorial Fund Clay County Humane Shelter $557.00

Kiwanis Club of Terre Haute Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00 Larry C. Archer Memorial Fund for Autism Awareness and Understanding Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church $2,150.00 League of Terre Haute Endowment Fund League of Terre Haute $944.00 Leo & Virginia Pellum Endowment Fund American National Red Cross, West Central Indiana $440.30 Sullivan County Community Grant Fund $565.05 Sullivan County Community Grant Fund $440.43 Sullivan County Community Hospital $440.30 Light House Mission Endowment Fund — Agency Light House Mission, Inc. $980.00 M. Evelyn Peterman Fund Hendricks County Child Advocacy Center — Susie's Place $10,218.00 Marilyn Scott Allen Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $4,500.00 Marilyn Wheeler Pendergast Foundation Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $2,086.00 Marion and Marie Kattman Sendmeyer Endowment Fund for Poland Historical Chapel Poland Chapel Historic Society $2,341.00 Mary Ann Carroll Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $353.00 Mary Ann Hicks Fund for Forest Park Golf Course Forest Park Golf Course, City of Brazil $74,000.00 Mary Ann Stadler Memorial Fund Terre Haute Junior Tennis Association $1,394.00 Mary Ellen Adams Endowment Fund for the Eastside Church of Christ Eastside Church of Christ $295.00 Mary Kindrick Memorial Fund Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology $11,735.60 Saint Meinrad School of Theology $11,735.60 St. Margaret Mary Church $11,735.60

Archdiocese of Indianapolis — United Catholic Appeal $11,735.60 Sisters of Providence $11,735.60 Mauri and Janice Modesitt Dictionary Fund Dictionary Project $110.00 Maurine Gambill Endowment Fund American Cancer Society $720.00 Melinda G. Holley Memorial Fund Clay Community Schools $428.80 Melinda G. Holley Memorial Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $107.20 Mental Health Association in Vigo County Endowment Fund Mental Health America $385.00 Merom Bluff Church Endowment Fund Merom Bluff Church, Inc. $5,590.00 Merom Conference Center Endowment Fund Merom Camp & Retreat Center Inc. $4,367.00 Merom Improvement Association Agency Fund Merom Improvement Assoc., Inc. $2,916.00 Miriam Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $1,537.00 Myrl & Marie Wilkinson Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $9,123.00 Nancy Hellmann Educational Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $326.25 Newman Family Endowment Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $500.00 Golden Retriever Rescue & Community Education $400.00 Tunnel to Towers Foundation $100.00 Dog It Dig It Rescue $560.00 Exotic Feline Rescue Center $300.00 14th and Chestnut Community Center $500.00 Midwest Dachsund Rescue $400.00 St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital $100.00

Norma G. McNeill Fund Open Arms Christian Ministries $9,534.20 Wabash Valley Community Foundation $501.80 Norma Lemmon Evans Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $387.00 North Clay Student Art Collection Endowment Fund North Clay Middle School $303.00 Northview Band and Guard Endowment Fund Northview Band Boosters $1,011.00 Ouabache Land Conservancy Endowment Fund Ouabache Land Conservancy, Inc. $2,551.00

Ralph and Helen Tevlin Endowment Fund CANDLES Holocaust Musuem and Education Center $100.00 Terre Haute Children's Museum $100.00 History Center of Vigo County $100.00 Chances and Services for Youth $100.00 Friends of Rea Park, Inc. $500.00 Terre Haute Community Band $100.00 Central Presbyterian Church $325.00 REACH Services, Inc. Endowment Fund Reach Services, Inc. $413.00

Ouabache Land Conservancy SCCF Endowment Fund Ouabache Land Conservancy, Inc. $421.00

Rev. Willis and Virginia Ross Fund for the Sullivan County Public Library Sullivan County Public Library $230.00

Our Father's Arms Charitable Fund Our Father's Arms, Inc $473.00

Richard and JoAnne Rowe Educational Fund for Musical Arts Terre Haute Symphony Association $1,871.00

Paul Edmiston Agriculture Education Fund Sullivan High School $594.00 Pfister Fund Wabash Valley Health Center $1,449.80 St. Joseph University Parish $1,449.80 Sacred Heart Church $2,174.70 Mother Theodore Corporation IV $12,685.75 Sisters of Our Lady Mt. Carmel $5,436.75 Franciscan Retreats Inc. $724.90 Archdiocese of Indianapolis - United Catholic Appeal $1,449.80 Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $2,174.70 Sisters of Providence $7,249.00 St. Benedict Church $1,449.80 Posey Township Volunteer Fire Department Endowment Fund Posey Township Volunteer Fire Department of Clay County $642.00 Primo A. and Sylvia A. Andres Fund St. Margaret Mary Church $667.00

Purdue Extension Vigo County Endowment Fund Purdue Extension $1,239.00

Richard and Virginia McHugh Fund Shelburn Ebenezer Church $768.00 Richard C. Vining Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $1,398.00

Ronald G. Reeves Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $990.60 Sheldon Swope Art Museum $495.30 United Way of the Wabash Valley $990.60 Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council $990.60 TREES Inc. $495.30 Wabash Valley Family Sports Center $990.60 First Congregational Church $4,953.00 Roy E. Brown Memorial Fund City of Brazil $231.00 Saint Ann Clinic Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Health Center $6,947.00 Saint Benedict Church Endowment Fund St. Benedict Church $1,567.00 Saint Joseph University Parish Fund St. Joseph University Parish $240.00 Shagley Family Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $607.00 Sheldon Swope Art Museum Endowment Fund Sheldon Swope Art Museum $32,174.00

Robert and Carolyn Steinbaugh Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $355.00

Southwest High Schools Alumni Association — Cooper Endowment Southwest High Schools Alumni Association Inc. $5,365.00

Robert P. White Elks Charitable Fund Indiana Elks Charities $12,655.00

Spay-Neuter League Endowment Fund Spay-Neuter League $5,122.00

Robert S. Ratcliffe Memorial Fund Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council $274.64 Girl Scouts of Central Indiana $274.64 Community Theatre of Terre Haute $274.72

Stair Steps to Success Endowment Fund Chances And Services for Youth, Inc. $732.00

Rod Bradfield Art Fund Terre Haute South Vigo High School $318.00 Ronald and Marsha Danielson Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $95.00 14th and Chestnut Community Center $100.00

Sullivan County 4-H Endowment Fund Sullivan County 4-H $686.00 Sullivan County Community Hospital Foundation Endowment Fund Sullivan County Community Hospital $2,500.00 Sullivan County Operating Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $6,109.00 Sullivan County Public Library Endowment Fund Sullivan County Public Library $473.00

Sullivan County Public Library Genealogy, Family & County History Endowment Fund Sullivan County Public Library $2,033.00 Sullivan County Soil and Water Conservation Fund Sullivan County Soil & Water Conservation District $5,865.00 Sullivan Presbyterian Church Mission Fund First Presbyterian Church of Sullivan $527.00 Sumar Fund for the Salvation Army Salvation Army $6,413.00 Susan Templeton Scott Dictionary Project Dictionary Project $206.00 Susie Dewey Fund for the Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $338.00 Terre Haute Academy of Medicine Fund SEFI / Science Education Foundation of Indiana $1,080.00 Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club — John G. Schmidt Capital Endowment Fund Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club $433.00 Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club — Max Gibson Endowment Fund Terre Haute Boys and Girls Club $1,526.00 Terre Haute Catholic Charities Foodbank Endowment Fund Catholic Charities of Terre Haute $15,504.00 Terre Haute Children's Science and Technology Museum Endowment Fund Terre Haute Children's Museum $19,746.00 Terre Haute Day Nursery Association Endowment Fund Chances And Services for Youth, Inc. $32,992.00 Terre Haute Humane Society Fund Terre Haute Humane Society $4,914.00 Terre Haute Parks Department Endowment Fund Terre Haute Parks & Recreation Department $2,442.11 Terre Haute Rotary Club Endowment Fund Terre Haute Rotary Foundation Inc. $1,942.00

Terre Haute Symphony Association — Walter and Margaret Reed Fund Terre Haute Symphony Association $4,194.00

Vigo County Historical Society Endowment Fund History Center of Vigo County $8,494.00

Terre Haute Symphony Association Fund Terre Haute Symphony Association $6,774.00

Vigo County Parks and Recreation Disc Golf Fund Vigo County Parks & Recreation Department $10,251.84

Terry and Beth Tevlin Family Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Family Sports Center $100.00 Terry Ho M.D. Memorial Fund St. Margaret Mary Church $3,525.00 The Penman Girls Operating Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $1,364.00 The Salvation Army of Sullivan County Fund Salvation Army Sullivan County Unit $339.00 Thomas L. and Connie L. Francis Endowment Fund for The Sheldon Swope Art Museum Sheldon Swope Art Museum $2,056.00 Thomas L. and Patricia W. Kelly Fund Friends of Rea Park, Inc. $1,000.00 Catholic Charities Food Bank $1,000.00 THSO Fund for the Future Terre Haute Symphony Association $4,930.00 Travis James Smith Memorial Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $1,000.00 TREES Inc. Endowment Fund TREES Inc. $1,708.00 Turman Township Youth Foundation 2000 Limited Fund Turman Township Youth Foundation $231.00 United Way of the Wabash Valley — Ada Hodge Fund United Way of the Wabash Valley $13,195.00 United Way of the Wabash Valley Endowment Fund United Way of the Wabash Valley $353.00 United Way of the Wabash Valley Operating Endowment United Way of the Wabash Valley $6,182.00 Vigo County Education Foundation Endowment Fund Vigo County Education Foundation, Inc. $3,053

Vigo County Public Library Endowment Vigo County Public Library $564.00 Vigo County YMCA Endowment Fund YMCA of the Wabash Valley $337.00 Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley Inc. Endowment Fund Visiting Nurse Association of the Wabash Valley $321.00 Voltmer Family Endowment Fund Indiana University/WTIU Public Television $2,000.00 Wabash Valley Community Foundation Board Operating Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Community Foundation $696.00 Wabash Valley Community Foundation Operating Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Cummunity Foundation $21,573.00 Wabash Valley Dictionary Project Endowment Fund Dictionary Project $2,096.00 Wabash Valley Youth for Christ & Urban Life Endowment Fund Wabash Valley Youth for Christ $309.00 Walter and Katherine Bledsoe Foundation Fund Wabash Valley Health Center $2,423.00 St. Benedict Church $2,423.00 Western Indiana Community Action Agency Fund Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc. $361.00 WILL Center Endowment Fund WILL Center $523.00 World Gospel Church Missions Endowment Fund World Gospel Church, Inc. $5,021.00 YMCA Vigo County Project Fund City of Terre Haute $50,000.00

Scholarship Recipients The Roads We Travel are shaped not only by where we’ve been, but by the promise of where we’re going. Each of the students recognized here represents a journey fueled by hard work, hope and the generosity of those who believe in the power of education. Through the scholarships made possible by our donors, these recipients are charting new paths, pursuing their dreams, strengthening our community and carrying forward the spirit of giving that defines the Wabash Valley.

Total Awarded: $1,258,629 Advantage Plus of Indiana Federal Credit Union Scholarship Alvina Mastakar Albert A. Landes Scholarship Lacie Lee Abigale Shearer Albert & Isla Hert Scholarship Lacie Lee Albert & Freda DeCoursey Scholarship Skyler Halfhill Albert and Verna McKee Memorial Scholarship Magdala Scott Alyssa Mechelle Hogue Memorial Scholarship Kaleigh Alexander Ambrose and Miriam Rubey Scholarship Adilynn Edington Andy and Edythe Turner Memorial Scholarship Zara Engledow Bentrup Family Scholarship for Mechanical Engineering Coltin Higley Benjamin Maze

Betty E. and Curt DeBaun, Jr. Aviation Scholarship Jackson Waddle Bill Wood Insurance Adjuster’s Scholarship Sophie Thomas

Charles F. and Nancy A. Bradford Scholarship Kassidy Rogers Abigail Drake Charles W. Harbison Scholarship Amasa Kohlman

Blair Scholarship Kambryn Quinn

David A. Gilman, Ph.D. Memorial Scholarship Maelee Ivy

Bob Romas Memorial Scholarship Kison Hanson

Dedia M. Sexton Scholarship Luke Swearingen

Brazil Business & Professional Women’s Club Scholarship No Award for 2025

Dedia M. Sexton Scholarship Fund for the Indiana School for the Deaf Ava Helms Melissa Eicher

Ethan Edwards

Cameron Taylor Memorial Scholarship Graedon Killion

Charlotte E. Gentry Scholarship

Carol M. Starkey Kochell Scholarship Katin Keith Jaidyn Schoffstall Brogan Cottom

Scottish Rite of the Valley of Terre Haute Scholarship

Catherine Elizabeth Grimes Memorial Scholarship Kyleigh Moore

Bernard C. Hoilman Scholarship Neesa Bonham

Charles Carter Hedrick Memorial Scholarship Chloee Batchelor

Beta Sigma Phi City Council Scholarship Theron Strong Eugene Wallace

Charles & Melba McCullaugh Scholarship Aiden McCammon

Cyril W. Hicks & Mary H. Hicks Scholarship Kenneth Smith Dalaena White Kaleigh Alexander Dan & Jane Robbins Northview Marching Knights Scholarship Logan Bonte

Bob & Olive Sanders Family Scholarship Chloe Guevara

Brent & Helen Rentschler Scholarship Gabriel Campbell

Clay County Scholarship Lacie Lee

Deakins/Shattuck Memorial Scholarship

Denise D. & John C. Bell Scholarship Kaylee Miller Dercie E. (Hawkins) Simmons Education Scholarship Darrin (DJ) Gaines Jr. Rilie Nicol Diane K. Marheine Memorial Scholarship Morgan Redington

Cheryl Sanders Konowitz Nursing Scholarship Jasmine Proffitt Chris Gilbert Memorial Scholarship Kennedy Bowling Clay County Alumni Scholarship Dalaena White

Don and Mary Goltry Scholarship Lundyn West Dorothy Wurst Porter Scholarship Andrew Jackson

Dr. & Mrs. James O. Conklin Scholarship Reese Walters Eric Casad Dr. Charlotte M. Boener Scholarship Fund PENDING Dr. James Harvey Crowder Memorial Scholarship Layla Ellis Dr. John B. Pollock Dentistry Scholarship Ella Winchell Dr. John E. Freed, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Brieanna Bell Dr. Robert K. Webster & Wanda Webster, R.N. Scholarship Mikalynn Fry

Everett & Modonna Daniels Scholarship Preston Heiliger

Hazel A. Dennis, R.N. Nursing Scholarship Nicholas Noval

Farmersburg Alumni Association Scholarship Samantha Secrest

Homer & Betty (Anderson) Easthom Scholarship Drake Bender

Floyd and Irene Phillips Scholarship Addilyn Figg

J.P. Alexander Memorial Scholarship Fund No Award for 2025

Jim Case Scholarship Jessalyn Jones

Frank Stanton Reddie Scholarship No Award for 2025

Jack Fox Memorial Scholarship Hailey McKain

Jo Ann F. Johnson Memorial Scholarship No Award for 2025

Fred A. & Nannie O. Graham Scholarship No Award for 2025

Jack Lower Memorial Scholarship Drake Bender

John & Carol Myers Scholarship No Award for 2025

Fred Christman Scholarship Drake Bender

James Eddy Hatch Scholarship Macie Staley Audrey Wade

John & Myrtle Price Scholarship Luke Swearigen

Froderman Scholarship Lacie Lee

Dr. Susan M. Latta, Ph.D. Memorial Scholarship Kyrea Wright & Melanie Harrison

Garrett A. Pendergast and Stephanie M. Welsh Police and Fireman Scholarship Carter Murphy

Dr. William W. Drummy Memorial Scholarship Brieanna Bell

Garrett Pendergast Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale

Earl & Hazel Travioli Scholarship Elijah Adams Alyssa DePasquale

Gary & Leesa Nesty Scholarship Dalaena White

Earl F. Hopkins Scholarship Kenneth Smith

Gay Floyd RN Memorial Scholarship Fund Reese Walters

Eleanor Jane Dixon Hoilman Scholarship Grace Hattabaugh

Gene K. and Charlotte Taylor Shike Scholarship Kaitlynn Kirkham

Elizabeth A. Bledsoe Scholarship Aiden McCammon

Gill Township Scholarship No Award for 2025

Erskine Lee and Eula Webb Scholarship Emma Cronkhite Esther Ruddell Ladson Scholarship Nichakan O’Neal Evelyn W. Gettinger Indiana University Scholarship Molly Ranard Everett E. & Fern A. Tucker Scholarship Chloe Stevens

James F. Jackson Scholarship Hillary Flores

Jenna Kay Perrelle Memorial Scholarship Coy Bender Aja Irish Jesse O. & Martha L. Reynolds Scholarship No Award for 2025

John D. Gettinger Purdue Scholarship Braiden Billings

Janet Romine Chatfield Business Scholarship Jessalyn Jones

John K. and Helen M. Lemry Scholarship Peyton Turner Megan Hinze

Janice Hart Modesitt, R.N. Nursing Scholarship Emilie Floyd

John Schoffstall Memorial Scholarship Hunter Davis

Jeffrey Alan Cole Memorial Scholarship Dodge Hudak Shelby Seay

Joseph E. and Dorothy Archer Scholarship Kaitlynn Kirkham Audra Cowden Brogan Cottom Nolan Burnett Drake Bender Josh Kackley Memorial Scholarship Alvina Mastakar

Glenn High School Alumni Scholarship Drake Bender

Kimberley Jeanne Fowler Wulf Scholarship for Catholic Education Cheyenne Stewart

Halie’s Rainbow — The Halie Hite Memorial Scholarship Logan Bonte

Larry Paul Fleschner Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale

Harold Paul Loveall III Memorial Scholarship No Award for 2025 Harriet Hicks Scholarship Lilyana Black Hawkins Nees Scholarship No Award for 2025

Lizzy Sinders Camden Scott Romas Memorial Scholarship Harry M. & Rosemary L. Grandey Scholarship Roy & Louie E. Lucas Scholarship

Lavelda M. Goble Scholarship Acellyn Roach Leon D. and Nancy Shake Huff Scholarship Morgan Redington Leon D. and Nancy Shake Huff Sigma Kappa Scholarship No Award for 2025

Martha & Mary Ann Pedlar Scholarship Sasha Rebelez-Arevalo

Raybestos Powertrain Machine Trades Scholarship No Award for 2025

Max E. Nicoson, Nancy Nicoson, and Lynn Nicoson Memorial Scholarship Nicholas McCue

Rebecca Crowder Cole Scholarship No Award for 2025

Max & Helen Pierce Scholarship Madeline Tieken

Caitlyn Taylor Bentrup Family Nursing Scholarship Gerstmeyer Technical High School Scholarship Laura Brooke McDonald Memorial Scholarship William W. Drummy, III, Rebecca A. Drummy, R.N., and Lillian A. Drummy, R.N., Nursing Scholarship

Leylahand A. W. Owens Scholarship Drake Bender Liane R. Page Memorial Scholarship Hannah Spencer Lilly Endowment Alumni Scholarship Fund — Vigo County No Award for 2025 Lloyd and Lela Ewbank Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale

Nancy and Dale McKee Family Scholarship David Nwalado Natalie Pugh Memorial Scholarship Kaitlynn Kirkham Nicholas Bryant Casad Memorial Scholarship Nicholas Noval Norman L. and Carol Rae Isbell Scholarship Alvina Mastakar Officer Rob Pitts Memorial Scholarship Carter Murphy Otter Creek Volunteer Fire Department Association, Station #1 Scholarship Jacob Gettinger Peter Anthony Duong Memorial Scholarship Layla Ahmadi

Lois M. Jessup Scholarship Morgan Hughes

Pigg Family Charitable Scholarship Fund for Ivy Tech Community College Andrew Hayhurst

Mabel Kidwell Scholarship Abigail Shearer

Pigg Family Scholarship Margaret Sarver

Marilyn Wheeler Pendergast Foundation Fund for Indiana State University Department of Marketing Luke Houzenga

Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 157 Scholarship No Award for 2025

Marilyn Wheeler Pendergast Foundation Fund for Indiana University School of Law Sidney Humphrey Marilyn Wheeler Pendergast Foundation Fund for Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Hailey Blankenship

Michael Ryan Keane Memorial Scholarship Darrin (DJ) Gaines Jr.

Rachel Marie Romas Memorial Scholarship Lauren Craighead Randy and Emily Herrington Community Service Award Scholarship Nora Bonomo

Reid & Nina Ross Scholarship Kylie Gerig Renis & Fern Knust Scholarship Amelia Withers Rex Buntain Tribune Star Scholarship Lyric Irish Richard P. and Veada Akers Medical Education Scholarship Johnni Boone Rob & Lisa Denker Scholarship Gabriel Campbell Robert P. and Carolyn G. Steinbaugh Scholarship Robin Myrick Rolene Moore Scholarship No Award for 2025 Roll & Dora King Moore Scholarship Kison Hanson Ronald K. Rich, CLU, CHFC Scholarship Kathryn Ison Roy W. Barnhart Scholarship Luke Swearingen Ruth & Fred Weaver Family Vocational Scholarship Rachel Rounds Sallie Unger Scholarship Kira Giebler Sam J. & Joyce E. Emmert Family Scholarship No Award for 2025 Sara W. Springer Memorial Scholarship Darrin (DJ) Gaines Jr. Sarah Geitz Scholarship — John & Eunice Organ Academic Achievement Award Aphtyn Earley Layla Ellis Cabela Golish Chloe Mason

Sarah Geitz Scholarship — Rex E. Pierce Academic Achievement Award No Award for 2025 Scottish Rite of the Valley of Terre Haute Scholarship Ashley Dunkin Kaylee Miller Ethan Edwards Riley Lewis Garrett Messer Nora Bonomo Katelyn Fennell Dalaena White Alivia Stark Kyleigha Julick Nicholas Noval Sophia Bonomo Lauren Tilley Jacob Price Kyia Fox William Marrs Karigan Krider Aalina Stuckey Senator Herman J. Fanning Jr. Memorial Scholarship Mia Land SERCOLBE Scholarship Hailey Short Sherman Educational Scholarship Amasa Kohlman Jessalyn Jones Aidan McCammon Jordan Weddle Chloe Minks Rilie Nicol Braiden Billings Cohen Griffith Olivia Otte Kennedy Bowling Katiesha Benson Sherry L. Kidwell Memorial Scholarship No Award for 2025 Staunton High School Alumni Association Scholarship Logan Bonte Steven & Linda Messmer Scholarship Lacie Lee Sullivan County Purdue Alumni Association Scholarship Braiden Billings Sullivan County Scholarship Amasa Kohlman

Sullivan High School Automotive Scholarship Zackariah Thomlinson Ted & Anna Nesty Scholarship Myra McQueen Terre Haute Junior Golf Association Scholarship Peyton Turner Terre Haute Regional Hospital Foundation Scholarship Brieanna Bell Chaman Kumar Terre Haute South Vigo STEM Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale TH 2 ND Scholarship No Award for 2025 Thomas H. & Mary G. Elmore Scholarship Myra McQueen Thomas J. Wright Scholarship Madison Steiner William Drummond Addison Koie Tina Clem Memorial Scholarship Kaitlynn Kirkham

Tom Ewing Memorial Scholarship Megan Hinze

Virginia M. Buell Memorial Scholarship Katherine Koehler

Tom McCarthy Memorial Scholarship Drake Bender

Virginia "Pat" Pirtle Nursing Scholarship Alexandria Sparks

Travis Smith Mental Attitude Scholarship Peyton Turner

Wabash Valley Community Foundation Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale

Valentine Family Scholarship Chloe Minks VFW Post 972 Voice of Democracy Scholarship Gavin Lemmons Allison E. Mucci Vigo County Education Foundation — Jennifer M. Dunham Memorial Scholarship No Award for 2025 Vigo County Education Foundation — John Kassis Memorial Scholarship Chris Herrin Vigo County Scholarship Jasmine Proffitt

Wabash Valley Mechanical Contractors Association Scholarship Braiden Billings Kenneth Smith Darrin (DJ) Gaines Jr. Wiley High School Alumni Scholarship Adilynn Edington William Fenton Memorial Scholarship Shaylyn House Wright, Shagley and Lowery Scholarship Alyssa DePasquale YWCA Scholarship Lundyn West

Vincent G. Sison M.D. Memorial Nursing Scholarship Reese Walters

A Journey of Friendship, Gratitude andGiving Back

by Migena R

amadani I graduated from Terre Haute South Vigo High School in 2020 and was honored to receive the Jenna Kay Perrelle Memorial Scholarship from the Community Foundation. As a first-generation high school graduate and college student, my college journey has been both challenging and rewarding. This scholarship provided not only financial support, but also a deep personal connection for me and my family. Jenna was one of my best friends. We shared countless memories — sleepovers, school events and moments of laughter I’ll always cherish. She was kind, humble and genuine, and receiving a scholarship created in her honor is something I’ll treasure forever. It keeps her spirit close and reminds me to carry her kindness forward. I graduated in December 2025 with a degree in Arts and Communication. During my studies, I served as an intern at the Community Foundation. This experience showed me how one person’s compassion can inspire others in powerful ways. Jenna’s scholarship not only helped me pursue my education, it continues to encourage me to give back and make a difference, just as she did. The roads we travel are shaped by the people who walk beside us, and I’m deeply grateful for Jenna, for the Community Foundation and for every opportunity to honor her legacy along my own journey.

Donors

From October 1, 2024 to September 30, 2025

Every step of our journey is strengthened by the generosity, vision and commitment of our donors. Together, we navigate paths that create opportunity, foster connection and enrich lives throughout our community. It is through your support that partnerships flourish, dreams take shape and the shared purpose of a thriving community comes to life.

Acorn Ridge Reception Barn Dr. Mary Ellen Adams Barry Adelman & Family Karen Adkins Mr. John R. Adkins AdvantagePlus of IN Federal Credit Union Jayme Allen William Allen Alex Allen-Hodge All-Tran Transmission Service Amcor Amcor Cares Foundation American Legion Post 225 American Water Charitable Foundation, Inc. Anonymous Joe E. & Dorothy Archer Scholarship Trust Mrs. Barbara Archer Anonymous Art Spaces, Inc. Deedra Arvin Thomas W. Atkinson Bill & P.J. Whitney Aubin Debby Ault Charles & Kelly Aust Stephen & Mary Auten Baesler’s Market Mr. & Mrs. Robert Baesler Mary Add & Jim Baker Tina Baker Al & Dawn Balszkowski Jason Banach Donna Barcus & Family Arpita Bavishi Dr. Mary E. Beecher Karen & Jim Beeson Bell Farms Ms. Carol Bell Denise & John Bell Keith & Loura Berlen Beta Sigma Phi City Council Norma Beymer Sean Bitz Thomas & Deborah Blanton Mick Bolinger Judge & Mrs. David R. Bolk Blaine & Carrie Bolyard Dr. Nilah Nicole Bonham OD, PC Leigh Ann Bonnett Jim & Polly Booe Joe & Cathy Booker Karen R. Borders Dr. Carol Heine Botros

Andrew Bowman Angela Boyd Bob & Kay Boyd Col. H.A. Boyd Mary Ann Boyer Ms. Jacquelyn Bradfield Rod Bradfield Nancy A. Bradford Cheri & Dan Bradley Rachel Brand & Jonathan Cohn Darrell & Nancy Bratt Rebecca L. Bratt Brattain Law Offices George & Susan Brattain Brazil Family Dentistry Brazil HS Class of 1983 Kathy & David Brentlinger Nancy Brentlinger Judith Brett Carol K. Briggs Curt & Linda Brighton Clarence Brink Donna Brinton James & Nancy Briscoe Doug & Judi Brown Ken & Gretchen Brown Steven & Staci Shike Brown Barbara L. Brugnaux & Carl L. Bender Evan Bryant Christine Buckley Kelsey & Evan Buckley James Burdick Kristi Burkhart Leo Burskey Holly Buskirk Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Butler Lisa Jo Butterman Patricia Butwin C. J. Rhoads Income Tax Service Cagle Heating & Cooling, LLC Patrick & Mary Cahill John & Ann Caldwell Celeste & Greg Cali Bill & Mary Jo Campbell Mr. Donald Campbell Caleb & Emily Cannon Bill Carls Bill Carper Casassa Dairy Farm, Inc. Sue Case Casey’s General Stores David P. & Mika J. Cassell

CenterPoint Energy Foundation Central Indiana Asphalt, Inc. Ms. Patricia DeCoursey Cercos Janell Chatman Becka Chickadaunce Joseph H. Chillington Nathan & Kalli Christensen Charles Chumley Clara Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Bob Clark Ron Clark Sara Clark Shelbie Clark James Clawson Clay City Lions Club Anonymous Cloven Hoofs MC CNHI, LLC Matt & Beth Cohen Marlene Collett David & Jane Collins Michael & Debra Collins Colonial Landscaping & Garden Shop Committee to Elect J.D. Wilson Community Foundation of Wabash County Ms. Jane Conner Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Coons Jon Cooper Cops Cycling for Survivors Foundation, Inc. Alicia Corder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas O. Corley Lexie Coughanowr April Cox Bret & Susie Cox Cindy Cox Kathy Cox Margaret Cox Family Christina Crist Jim & Beverly Cristee John & Carolyn Cristee Lea Anne Crooks Janice Crosby Frank Crossley Wayne & Janet Crowder Gene & Dottie Culver John & Karen Curry Jan Cutter Monica Cuvelier Mia Cvengros Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Danielson Steve & Lori Danielson Nancy Darnall

Steph & Rick Davison Anonymous Sue Deckard Ms. Susan Decker & Ms. Vicki Kosowsky John & Tammy Delph J.W. Dennis Jay & Janet Detzel Ann E. Dever Marilyn DeWeese Patricia M. Dierdorf Farm Trust Tom & Susie Dinkel Distributors Terminal Corporation Doug & Laurie Dixon Robin Donaldson Jerry & Cookie Dooley Dorsett Automotive Rob & Mary Doti Susan Doty Brian Dougherty Malinda Dragon Carmen Drake John & Genia Drake Sean Drake Mr. William W. Drummy Glenn Drury Yvonna Dudley Patrick & Judy Duffy Dugger Union Community Schools Corporation Anonymous DWH Corp Brian & Karen Dyer Saundra Dyer EDA, Inc. Tim Edler Odessa Egge Michael James Egy Jonathan & Ashton Eilbracht Jo Einstandig Norm & Janie Elder Mike & Sherry Eldred Mr. & Mrs. Earl Elliott Ms. Keela Ellis Joyce Emmert Nan Engle Anonymous Joe Eslinger Mr. Jeffrey Etling & Dr. Miranda Goodale Eric Evans Joyce Evans Anonymous Excursions Automotive Teresa D. Exline Ashley Falconbury Ryan Falconbury Joyce A. Fanning Douglas & Marguerite Fauber Mr. & Mrs. Gary Faulkner Patrick & Chelsea Fears Janice Fellows Nathan Fernandez Jeff & Kim Figg Michael Finken First Farmers Bank & Trust First Financial Bank Mr. Robert J. Fischer Fitesa Indiana, LLC

Flawless KPNP, LLC Steve & Kathy Fleschner Marla & Randy Flowers Mr. Kirk Fonner Shannon Ford Forston Family Ashlan Fortner Thom Foster Mrs. Jeanne Fowler Mrs. Lori Fox Laura & Joseph Fratello Anonymous Freitag-Weinhardt, Inc. Susie French Karen Frey Adeline Fricchione Dave & Janet Friedrich Anonymous Darla & David Frisz Anonymous Fuson Automotive Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fuson Mr. & Mrs. Tim Garrett Erica Garrison Gearbox Group, Inc. General Atomics Mary Catherine Gephart Mr. John J. Gettinger, Sr. Gregory Gibson Charitable Foundation, Inc. Max & Jacqueline Gibson Foundation Patricia J. Gifford Anonymous Douglas & Margot Gillespie Cara Gofourth Gondeck Family Goose & Sons, LLC Sullivan Tire Mart Suzanne Gorgas Paul Goss Anonymous Ms. Jeanne Ann Graham Great Dane, LLC Greater Terre Haute Pickleball Association Greggs & Reid CPA’s PC Anonymous Andrea & George Grindstaff Ms. Cora Griffin Grounds Hadar Flooring, Inc. Dianne Hadley Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Hagemeyer Barbara Hagerman David Hall & Annora Null Glen Hall Jeanne R. Hall Brandon Halleck Linda Ham Hamilton Center, Inc. Perry & Melanie Hammock Kris & David Hancock Tom & Sarah Hannon Anonymous Richard Harden Anonymous Mars & Susan Harlan Janet Harmening Shelley Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Kent Harris

Linda & James Harris Don Harrison Andy Hatch Jennifer L. Hatch Judith Hatch Anonymous John, Amy, Sydney & Jace Hawkins Virginia Hawkins Timothy R. Hayes, Attorney at Law David & Nancy Haynes Jane Haywood Debra Heaton Christopher & Tiffany Hebb Karen & Rod Heefner Suzanne & Troy Helt Ms. Cindra Hiatt Ms. Jerree Hiatt Christopher Hicks Sylvia K. Hill Patricia Hilton Jill Himelfarb Dr. Will & Betsy Hine Ernie Hisle Jerry & Paula Hochstetler Sharon L. Hoffman Shelby & Dylan Hofmann Judy & Terry Hogan Kent & Debbie Holcomb Holmes Memorial Chapel, Inc. Tana Holzmeyer Sondra Horn Anonymous Dan Horowitz Anonymous Curtis & Jackie Horton Mark Howell Helen & Mike Huddleson Hulman & Company Foundation, Inc. Hunt Monument Works, Inc. Don & Nancy Hunt Randy & Debbie Hutts Huxford Ventures Ann Hyneman IBEW Local Union #725 I.U.O.E Local 841 Independent Colleges of Indiana, Inc. Indiana American Water Company Ella L. Ingram & James Luzar Mrs. Joan L. Ingram Alice Jacobs Robert James Tim & Sue Jarvis Jay’s Autoworld Jeff Boston Auction Service, LLC Lou Anne Jennings Dorothy W. Jerse Johns Dental Laboratories Branden Johnson Dr. & Mrs. Craig Johnson Debra Johnson Laresha Johnson Samantha Johnson-Helms Max & Helen Jones Jones & Sons, Inc. Ms. Stacey Joseph Sydney Joyner & Thomas McKone JTLEDM, LLC

Kara’s Kupcakes Kat-a-Korner Diner, Inc. Annie Keimig Barbara J. Kellems Ryan Keller John T. & Jane M. Kelly Mary L. Kelly Thomas Kendall Walter & Dona Kendall Keystone Farmersburg Amanda Kibler Steve Kidwell Nicole & Mike King Rebecca “Becky” Kingele Knierim Family Robert A. Knierim John & Rita Knotts Dianna Knox Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Knust Rick Koenig Brian & Millie Kooistra Phyllis & Chris Koszewski Steven Kovitz Michael & Cathie Kramer Jean L. Kristeller KTI, Inc. Donna Kuffner Carolyn Kumpf Kevin Kumpf Gail & Konrad Kuta Debbie & Barbara Kuykendall L & L Disposal, LLC Terrance & Kim LaGrange LambCo, LLC Randy Lambermount & Linda Airhart Lisa Lance Michael Ledgerwood Leslie & John Lentz Leone Star Services, Inc. Nora Leone James Levine & Olive Levine Bob Levy & Kathy Alexander Carol G. Levy Ms. Fraun Lewis Phil & Jennifer Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. John R. Lindstaedt Anonymous Cynthia Littlejohn Lee & Amy Lohman Karen & Doc Long Larry Long Mary Long Rick Long Summer & Greg Long Sarah Lookabill Dave & LeeAnna Lotter Jake Loudermilk Laura Loudermilk Anonymous Dr. Harold P. & Mrs. Theresa A. Loveall Reggie & Eloise Lovell Cindy & Mike Lowdermilk Norm, Sally & Christine Lowery Allen & Shirley Lueking Chris Lueking John & Karen Lukens

Ms. Linda L. Lutz John & Dorene Lynch John & Karen Lynch Joshua Lynch Vickie Mace Aaron Mackey Keith Madley Kaylee Maffioli Kathy Mahalek Pamela Malone Amy & Gavin Mann John & Deborah Mann Michael & Susan Mardis Mr. Bruce R. Marheine Judy Markle Adrian & Jennifer Martin Steve Martindale Joscelyne Mason Fritz & Judy Maurer Marcus Maurer Larry & Patti Mayfield Bob & Susan McCammon Kyle & Ashley McCammon Mr. & Mrs. Conrad McCarthy McCollum Insurance Investments, LLC Nick McCollum Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. McCullough Mr. & Mrs. Steve McCullough Deanna McDaniel Anonymous Rodney & Marla McDonald McGuire Excavating & Trucking, Inc. David Kronke & Ebbie McInerney Beth McKee Diann & Craig McKee McKinney Trash Disposal, LLC Dr. Bruce & Dr. Connie McLaren Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. McLaughlin Brad McMahan Jean McMahan Medleys Carlisle Hardware, Inc. Brock Medsker & Meg Zurlage-Medsker Harold & Malinda Medsker Anonymous Laney Meis James & Janet Mellott Family Fund Merrill & Merrill Insurance, Inc. Mark & Gina Metheny Steve & Paula Metheny Mickeys Bar, LLC Microsoft Mike McCullough-Mike’s Kitchen Gallery Marylla & Don Millard Anonymous Bradley Miller Connie Miller Jean Miller Mary Anna (Roseberry) Miller Rick & Kelli Miller Mr. & Mrs. Joe A. Milner

Miracle on 7th Street Bret & Lorre Mishler Elizabeth Mitchell Maneesha Mithal Melinda Modesitt Patrick & Carolyn Monaghan Marsha Kennedy Monk Lynn Monroe Anonymous John & Mary Ann Wilcox Moore Rolene Moore Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Morgan Jerry & Elaine Morgan Richard G. Morgan Dustin & Rachel Morris Natasha Morris Margo Murray Jennifer & Andrew Myers Amy & Santhana Naidu Dr. & Mrs. Peter M. Nalin Aruna Namburi Ms. Mary J. Nasser Fred & Nancy Nation Don & Gail Nattkemper Emma Jean Neal Jo Ann Nees Bradley D. Nelson Cecil Nelson Dr. & Mrs. Gary Nesty Kris Newlin Tom & Laurice Newlin Kara & Zack Nichell Jane & John Nichols Mrs. Marilyn J. Nichols Sally K. Nicklasch Tim & Andrea Niedenthal Karen Noble Nora Properties, LLC Donna Norman Dottie Norris Kellen & Jayme Norris Novelis Corp. Thomas J. & Sally W. Ocasek Kim Emmert O’Dell Ohio Valley Gas Joshua & Jessica Olah Anonymous Oracon, Inc. Traci Orman Ally & Jordan Orwig Troy & Barbara Orwig Steve & Elizabeth Oshel Anonymous Charlie Owens Stephanie & Mark Oyler Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Pabst Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Pabst Josh Pabst Pacers Foundation, Inc. Cullen & Kerri Page Page Farms Janet Page Stephen & Marcia Page Andrew Pallotta & Kathryn Pallotta Pappy’s BBQ Parke County REMC Drs. J. Laurence & Barbara Passmore

Beverly Payne PCAB Corporation Peabody Investments Corp. Matthew & Christina Pearison Mr. Edward A. Pease Pell Roofing & Siding Company Shawn & Bree Pell Anonymous Ryan Penrod Jane Penry Lisa & Todd Pepperworth Lauren Perin & Carl Liggett Mr. Alfred Perone John & Karen Perry Theodora Perry Chad & Jen Petty Peggy Pfrank Carolyn Phillips Susan Phillips & Ron Hinsenkamp Philip P. Pickett Alan & Sandra Pierce Doretta Brown Piety Cousins Piety Farms Pigg Implement Sales, LLC Karen S. Pigg Dave Piker Nita Pippin Jean Pirtle Judy Pirtle Kathy Pirtle Dixie L. Platt & Michael E. Burke Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 157 Anonymous Cristina & Bill Potmesil Robert M. Price Trust Mrs. Eileen K. Prose Providence Food Pantry of West Terre Haute, Indiana, Inc. PuroClean of Terre Haute Brennan & Elizabeth Randolph Caitlin Raubuck Mr. & Mrs. Thomas K. Reberger Mr. & Mrs. Phil Redenbarger Monte & Sandy Reece & Family Alan Reed & Dianna Knox Beth Reed Lisa Reid Justin & Stacey Rice Steven & Laken Richardson Lindsey Richardt Riddell National Bank JoEllen & Bill Ringer Rio Grande Full Gospel Church, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Rissler RJL Solutions, LLC Ellen Brattain Roberts Terri & Doug Roberts Marjorie Robertson Judith P. Robinson Chris & Michelle Rodgers Rodgers CPA Group, LLC Nancy Fread Rodia

David Rogers Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Roman Bob & Sandy Romas Doris Romas James & Alice Romas Jonathan C. & Susan Porter Rose Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Brian Ross Ryan & Cara Ross Rotary Club of Brazil Indiana, Inc. Rotary International Terre Haute South Richard Rowe RTA Properties, LLC Fred & Nancy Rubey Mark Rudy & Grace Pippin Helen Ruhl Dean & Brenda Rummel Susan & Bob Rusin Sackrider & Company Ms. Peggy Salitros Ms. Stephanie Salter Elizabeth E. Samm Greg Samuels Mr. Connor Scanlon Mrs. Christine Schellenberg Drs. Thomas & Norma Schmitz Scott Schoffstall Gary W. & Judy A. Schomer Mr. & Mrs. James R. Schonberger Jennifer Schroer Mr. & Mrs. Steve Schrohe Cathy & Bob Schwab Terry & Carol Scott Corinne Scully Mark & Caroline Sebree Rosaline Secrest Ms. Cecelia Seprodi Ronald & Paige Shake Shelburn Community Club, Inc. Shelburn Police Department Reserve Association Corp. B/F Donald & Martha Shelby Mr. Bradley Shike & Ms. Paula Fricchione Dr. & Mrs. William Shriner Jon Silver Simbol Law, PC Glenna L. Simons Anonymous Arnold & Patt Sklar Rena Slack Carol Ann Sloan George & Anne Sly Smith Fuels, Inc. Carolee J. Smith Dorothy Smith Anonymous Jim & Susan Smith Karen Smith Lloyd & Michele Smith Joanne Snoddy Eric & Linda Somheil Sony DADC

Dr. Erik P. Southard Cary & Paula Sparks Mrs. Beverly Spear Ralph Spelbring Tammi Spence Alex Spicker Ben Springer Ben & Vicki Springer Springer Insurance & Financial Services, Inc. June Sprock Judy A. Stadler Chuck & Bertie Stafford Sara Stallcop Linda J. Stanley Sabrina Stanley Dennis & Jeri Stark Staunton Alumni Association Staunton HS Class of 1964 Steimel Communications, Inc. Dianne & Bob Stephens Deborah L. Stevens Alan & Betsy Stevenson Dustin & Megan Stevenson Steward Soft Washing Stewart Norris Unit 197 AM Legion Aux Bill & Sally Stewart Renee Stewart Julie & Ron Stilwell Fletcher S. Stitzle Linda Storey Mr. & Mrs. Michael Strack Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Strain Jay & Mary Streu Sullivan American Legion Aux No 139 Sullivan American Legion Post #139 Sullivan County Abstract, Inc. Sullivan County Community Hospital Sullivan County Farm Bureau, Inc. Sullivan County Park & Lake Sullivan Dairy Queen Sullivan Family Dentistry — Gregg W. Smith, DDS & Neil L. Smith, DDS Sullivan Family Eye Care, P.C. Sullivan Furniture, Inc. Sullivan HS Class of 1956 Sullivan HS Class of 1964 Sullivan Lodge 263 F&AM Jason Sullivan Jayna Jones Sullivan Donna Sumansky Sundown Arabian & Miniature Horses Jeri, Susan, Meredith, LouAnn & Tammy Sutherland Rachel Sutopo Dr. J. Matt Switzer John Szabo Tom & Patti Szymanski Mike & Darlene Targett Bill & June Taylor Buck Taylor Kent & Sandy Taylor

Micah Taylor Sam Taylor William & June Taylor John Tempel Larry & Martha Tempel Jack & Lynn Tennant Terre Haute Apartment Association Terre Haute Parks & Recreation Department Terre Haute South Rotary Club Terry & Beth Tevlin Anonymous Amy & John Thomas Thomas Family Ms. Tracy Lynn Thomas Phil Thompson Thompson Thrift Construction, Inc. Tom & Clara Thompson Thrive West Central Timber & Tackle, LLC George & Wanda Tofaute Ruth A. Tooloose Mrs. Sandra Treaster TREES Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Tribble John E. & Arlene H. Tribble Matthew Tribble Philip & Alison Tribble James Trilling Mrs. Janet Love Trout Ellen Tucker Tom Tucker & Sheron Dailey Tuesday Breakfast Friends Turman Township Youth Foundation Aaron Turner Gary J. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Robert Turner Ryan & Emily Turner Wade S. Turner Elizabeth Tuttle Amanda Tyler Caroline Unger United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America Local #133 United Church of Christ Ed & Brenda Utterback Ms. Patricia A. Valentine Valley Professionals Community Health Center, Inc. Valley Tile, Inc. Susan Van Fossen Milt & Suzanne Van Reed Paul Vandergriff Marianne Vanevic Pamela G. Pangan Varble Geraldine Varner Melissa Vickers Vigo County Association of Actual Past Master Vigo County Education Foundation Richard C. Vining Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Voll

Wabash Valley Correctional Facility Ashley Wadsworth Kelly Walker Patrick & Grace Walker Christopher Wallace Judy Wallace Harmony Walsh Aaron Warner Jessica Watson Dr. & Mrs. Richard Watson Tiffany Watson Mark Weathers Ann Weaver Carlie Weaver Mrs. Eula M. Webb Edward & Donna Weisberger Dr. John C. Welch Sue & Phil Welch Chuck & Roberta Weliever Charles & Kim Welker WellnessFirst of Sullivan LLC Mark & Gay Wells Stephanie M. Welsh & Garrett A. Pendergast Western Indiana Community Action Agency, Inc. Westminster Village Weston Wabash Foundation Wheezer’s Screenprinting Anna White White Light Infusion, LLC Sally Whitehurst Nancy Whitlock Why Make Waves Inc. Clay Wilkinson Pat Wilkinson WILL Center Bert & Patty Williams Brenda Williams Donna Williams Stephan Williams Jane Willis Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Willis Georgiann Wilson Lori A. Wilson Mary Jo Wilson WIN Energy REMC Curtis A. Winkle Woodco Walls, Inc. Woodsie Lee & Nancy Woodward Nicole Worley Becky Wright Jan & Bill Wright Jean & David Wright Wright, Shagley & Lowery, P.C. Wright’s Salvage LLC Jack P. Yatsko YMCA of the Wabash Valley David & Joan Zaun Scott & Angela Ziemer Diane Zierhoffer Anonymous Joshua J. & Paige C. Zuerner

Corporate Partners Creating Lasting Impact Every journey toward a thriving community begins with a single step and, often, those steps are taken together. Through the Corporate Partnership Program of the Wabash Valley Community Foundation, businesses across Clay, Sullivan and Vigo counties are joining us on the road toward a stronger, more connected Wabash Valley. This program was inspired by the philanthropy of local businesses whose generosity helped pave the way for others to follow. By establishing unrestricted community endowment funds, these partners demonstrated how companies can shape the future of their communities. The Corporate Partnership Program builds upon that legacy with a structured, accessible opportunity for businesses of every size to invest in the places where they live, work and serve. Each contribution becomes part of a shared path forward of supporting local projects, addressing emerging needs and creating opportunities that enrich lives across the region.

A Common Path. A Shared Purpose. Whether your company is just beginning its philanthropic journey or already leads with a spirit of giving, the Community Foundation can help guide your way. We make charitable giving simple and impactful through: •

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With our deep community knowledge and charitable expertise, we help businesses align their giving with their purpose — ensuring every mile traveled together leads to greater good.

Why Partner with Us Becoming a Corporate Partner means joining a network of businesses that believe success is best measured by shared progress. Partners receive:

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Positive exposure through the Community Foundation’s annual report, social media, newsletters and publications

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le, we celebrate the peop partnerships and purposes that shape a thriving community — the very roads that connect us all.

Your Giving Journey Who can join? Any company, large or small, with a desire to enhance life in Clay, Sullivan and/or Vigo counties is welcome to join. How large a gift is required? Gifts can be made at any level. Establishing an endowed fund requires a minimum of $5,000, with giving levels available up to $100,000 and beyond. Can I designate how the money will be used? Yes. Both unrestricted and designated or advised funds are available. All proceeds support charitable purposes. How are proceeds distributed? Proceeds from unrestricted endowment funds are pooled to provide greater impact. Local volunteers review grant applications and recommend funding to address the community’s highest needs, ensuring every dollar goes where it’s needed most.

Trailblazers of Corporate Philanthropy Several companies have already helped chart this path of giving: Corporate Champion — $100,000+ Templeton Coal Company First Financial Bank Terre Haute Regional Hospital

Corporate Philanthropist — $25,000 Hoosier Energy Trinian Asset Management

Corporate Investor — $50,000 Milestone Contractors South, LLC Princeton Mining Company Sunrise Coal, LLC Hulman & Co. Wright, Shagley & Lowery, P.C.

Corporate Benefactor — $15,000 Raybestos Powertrain, LLC Clabber Girl Corporation Riddell National Bank Springer Farms General Housewares Corp.

Their leadership exemplifies what it means to travel the road of shared responsibility. As David Templeton, President of Templeton Coal Company, shared:

“ We can only thrive when our community does, so we focus on ways to help improve the lives and circumstances of everyone in these areas.” Join Us on the Journey At the Community Foundation, we believe the roads we travel together lead to a stronger, more vibrant Wabash Valley. When your company partners with us, your generosity doesn’t just give back; it paves the way for future generations and leaves lasting footprints on the road to a better tomorrow.

To learn more or become a Corporate Partner, scan the QR code or call 812-232-2234.

Memorials and Tributes Along the paths of life, memorials and tributes honor those who have shaped our journey. Each gift reflects a meaningful connection, keeping memories alive and guiding the shared purpose of strengthening our community. In this way, the lives we remember continue to light the way for the roads we travel together.

Memorials Dolores Abel John Adams Sharon Adelman Pauline Anshutz William "Billy" Arnett Leonard S. "Steve" Arnold Rose Ault Steve Baldwin Myron Bartlett Marie Beckman Guy Belzile Annette Yatsko Benefiel Bobby Lee & Shirley Bennett Frank Bilyou Wayne Bower Martha Bradbury Mel Brashear David & Nancy Bright Baron Brocksmith Mary Lou & Laverne Brown Bruce "The Moose" Barbara Sue Bryan Todd Buckley Philip Wayne Buher Joey Bukovack Ann Jones Burch Ben Burdick John Burdick Richard Burger Chris Burk Gerri Burskey Mildred & Leonard Busiere Joe Card Connie Stanfield Carter Charlotte Chamberlain June Chambers Jim Cheesman Donna Choy-Hee Maria Church Martha Ann Clark Jennifer Rusin Cole Jackie Collett Max Colley John Richard Collins, III Judith Anne Conner John Paul Cox Jack & Alvena Crosby Violet Kathryn "Kay" Crowder Scott Culp Marilyn Sue Cunningham

Steven D. Cuvelier Clyde Dalton, Sr. Harriet Dalton Jackie Dalton Kenneth Dalton Lou Etta Dalton Wayne Dalton Paul Daluga Mary Dammann Judy Day Thomas L. DeWeese Kathryn Mildred Dierdorf Nancy Dieter Bob Dodson Donna Doti Ralph & Helen Dowell Richard Dowell Paul E. Dudley Dr. Lawrence Dultz Peter Anthony Duong Patricia Edwards Monna Jo Eglen Linda Lee Eldred Dennis Evers Anna Mae Fagg Family & Friends Stephen K. Farnsworth Jim & Marie Favre Mike Ferency William Ferree Steven Lee Feuquay Paul Flak Gayla (Uhey) Foote David Vernon Furr Rosemary Fuson Sally Brown Gallagher Larry Garmong John D. Gifford, Sr. Jeff Glasgow Scott Glasgow Carroll Greiner Dale Griffin Dr. Robert "Bob" Griffin Sarah Jane Blann Griggs Catherine "Cathy" Elizabeth Grimes Doris & Dallas Hadley Dennis "Digger" Hamilton Augustus "Gus" Hannewald Rebecca Hannon Stephan R. "Dick" Harden Linda Harper Mary Ann Harris

Hunter Harrison Marian Harrison Georgelyn Harry Alan Merle Hatch James Eddy Hatch Harvey H. & Mildred Hayhurst Max Helman Jimmie Hendricks Vernon Hendricks Gordon Henriott Ann Rice Hodson Katherine Kelly Hoffman Cindy Holler Gary W. Holmes Ralph Irvin Gordon & Nellie Harr Jackson Roger Jacobs Don Jennermann Jan Higgins Jerry Drake Johnson Eileen Johnson Shirley McClure Johnson Bob Jones Joe & Marcella Jones Terry Jones Kelly Family Mark Kelty Mike Kelty Sherry Kidwell Carol Sue Kilgore Ricki "Rick" Killion Kenneth Kimmell Jill Kintner Lynette Lee Klingerman Robert Francis Knierim Joseph Korenski Sister Connie Kramer Rosemary Virginia Krieble Bill Kronke Mary Jo Kunkel Mark Allen Laffoon Guy Lankford, Sr. Lenne Family David Lewis Julius Loeser Betty Jane Long (Reece) Debbie Long Lawrence D. Long Trudy Longest Tom & Harriet Loughlin Lundstrom Family James Henry Lustig

Charles Maloof Andrew David "Dave" Mann Betty Martin Lana Martindale Bob Maynard Jane & Wayne Maynard Gary M. McCabe Thomas McCarthy Brian Michael McCormick Mike McCormick Richard Lee McCowen Dick & Mary McCullough Mack Gene McCullough Laura Brooke McDonald George Edwin "Eddie" McDonnall William McGuire Carolyn McKinley Robert E. McLaughlin Norman Ray McQueen Jack Meany Patrick Meany Virginia Medsker Dr. Robert Meissel Mark Meister Brad Miller Kenneth Wayne Miller Shane Miller Traci K. Miller Andy Milner Dave Milner Jeff Milner James & Iris Mitchell Linda Grace Moreau Thomas Morgan Holly Mullenix Ann Mundell William Murray Daniel J. Napier Otto G. & Dan Nasser Bob Neal Harry E. Nelson Kevin Nelson John S. Newlin Chuck Nichols David Wayne Nickel Jeanne Nugent Pat & Randy O'Leary Henry & Anna Ozok Phyllis Pabst Ron Parnell Mangalaben Sumantbhai Patel Bonnie Lee Pepperworth Joe Perigo Alice Anne Perry Jim Pickrell James & Hazel Piety Jenny Piker Mary Pilipovich Officer Rob Pitts Steve Posey William W. Price Phyllis J. Proctor Natalie A. Pugh Mike & Donna Quain Raymond Quist

Vicki Ragle Tom Reck Garnet Reed Elaine Reynolds Eleanor Cox Riggs Judy Conder Roberts Janet Robinson Judith Ann Robinson Larry Robinson Jim Rogers Camden Scott Romas Rachel Marie Romas Carlie Irene Rothrock Dixie Rudy Kevin Runion Alexis Rusin Bradley Rusin Everett "Gene" Ryan Bob & Olive Sanders Oscar & Dessie Sanders Dr. Peggy Sankey, MD Timothy Nolan Sarver Gilbert & Wilmadean Schepper Jane Scott Gary Scroggins Harry Secrest Patricia Lynn Sedletzeck Emily Shagley Henry Monroe Shagley Sheldon Family Hazel M. Sherer Charlotte Shike Jean A. (Draegert) Shutt C. Richard Sibley Ann Mary Smith Jack Evan Smith Plen J. Smith, II Tom Smith Robert & Donna Snedeker Sox & Jester Thomas Spelman Colonel Bruce Alan Starkey Victor C. Stievenart Earl & Betty Strain Rev. Elmer & Mary Strain Gayle Stultz Sam Sutopo John & Vicki Switzer Kathleen & Alvin Szymanski Augustus H. Tabor, Sr. Cameron Joseph Taylor Lee & Edna Tempel John & Ruth Thomas Bonnie Tincher Dale Tooloose Don Tooloose Shirley Townsend Gary Truelove In Loving Memory of Howard, Euleta & John Turner Linda K. Vickers Robert & Florine Voll Duane Watson James C. Watson

Friar Mark Weaver, OFM Conv., St. Joseph's University Parish Ronald Wentland Marsha Lee Wenzel Brian Wesner Darrell Wesner Chris Wheeler Allen Whitlock Larry Michael "Mike" Wible Charlie Williams Jim Wood Estella M. Woods Kimberely Jeanne Fowler Wulf Bruce Yowell

Tributes Lois Andrews Jade Avelis Dr. Greg Bell James Brown 85th Birthday Frank & Sharon Crist Jim & Bev Cristee Shannon & Pete Ford Packer Fader Jimmy Grimes Betsy Hine Carol Kronke The Love of God Bob McCammon’s Birthday Jean McMahan Harold & Malinda Medsker Linda Morris The Needy Debbie Pepelea Kathleen Perkins Caitlin & Zack Raubuck The Rose-Hulman community of students, family, faculty & staff Phil & Ann Shonk Donald C. Smock’s 91st Birthday Dealership’s Customer & Friend Billy Southard Thrive West Central Barbara Vogel The Westminster Singers

The Legacy Society The Legacy Society honors those whose foresight and generosity leave a lasting mark on our community. By including the Community Foundation in their future plans, these visionary donors help pave paths of opportunity and connection, ensuring that the roads we travel together lead to a thriving, enriched community for generations to come.

2025 Members Richard & Veada Akers* Daryl Andrews Lois A. Andrews* Anonymous Ashboro Church Trust Roy Barnhart* Sue Bentrup* Margaret Halleck Blair* Frank Bledsoe* Walter Bledsoe, Jr.* Katherine Bledsoe-Aherns* Charlotte Boener* Anonymous William* & Judith Brett Barbara Brugnaux & Carl Bender Virginia R. Buntain* Dana Burton* Pat & Mary Cahill Anonymous Mary Ann Carroll* Anonymous Nancy Crowder Cochran* Judge Silas Coffey* Clarabelle Conklin* James K. Conner Erna Lucille Cox* Marian & Victor Danek* Everett & Madonna Daniels* Anonymous Anonymous Edmund J. Dede* J. W. Dennis Patricia “Patsy” Moran Dierdorf* William Frederick & Myrtle Anna Dietz* William W. Drummy Wilma Eckerty* Mrs. Jerry Einstandig Curt Emmanuel Janice Fellows Allen & Millie Felstein* George & Rose Felstein* Barbara Fenton* Raymond Francis* Roy A. Froderman* Maurine Gambill* Sara Lou Joelson Garrard*

*Deceased

Charlotte Gentry* Anonymous Virginia M. Ginter* Lavelda M. Goble* Nancy O. Graham* Harry & Rosemary Grandey* Mildred E. Harbison* Charles Harlan* Hermine Haslem* Albert & Isla Hert* Jessie Hickman* Mary Ann Hicks* Helen E. Hixson* Melinda G. Holley* Anonymous Anonymous* William Robert Huff* Jeff D. & Shelley L. Hyatt Family Rudolf Jacobsen* Eileen Stith Jensen* Lois M. Jessup Betty Jones* Barbara J. Keller* Barbara R. Kelley* Walter Kindrick* Jenny Kloer Duane & Mary Alice Klueh* Carol M. Starkey Kochell* Gail Kuta Esther Ruddell Ladson* Helen M. Lemry* Anonymous Robert E. Logsdon* Harold P. & Theresa A. Loveall Jacqueline L. Lower Louie Lucas* John & Karen Lukens Bruce Marheine Marvin* & Sharon Mattison Charles & Melba Boone McCullaugh Norma G. McNeill* Harold & Malinda Medsker Norman Mendenhall* Guido & Barbara Miescher* Bradley T. Miller Hazel Miller* David C. Mitchell* Geraldine “Jerry” P. Mitchell*

Rolene Moore* Mary Anne Murphy Sharon Haas Nelson Ted & Anna Nesty* Jack Newman Nancy Lynn Nicoson Anonymous Evelyn Peterman* Jacqueline H. Phillips* Anonymous John & Myrtle Price* Anonymous* Jack & Joann* Ragle Waneta R. Rector* Frank Stanton Reddie* Ron Reeves* Helen C. Rentschler* Jesse & Martha Reynolds* Reid & Nina Ross* Fred & Nancy Rubey Roberta L. Sackrider* Gary W. & Judy A. Schomer Anonymous Dedia Sexton* Cuthbert J. Sherman* Jesse Sherwood* Anonymous Carl A. Smudde* Ralph Spelbring Randy* & Debbie Stevens Peggy Sankey Swaim* June K. Swango* Anonymous Terry & Beth Tevlin Hazel Travioli* Everett & Fern Tucker* Howard & Norma Unger Anonymous* Richard C. Vining Chris & Melinda Wall Gwendolyn Wernsing* Anonymous Coriene White* Earl* & Pam White J. Scott & Armeen Williams Anonymous David & Joan Zaun

The Medical Heritage Society ev e Dr. Randy St

The theme of The Roads We Travel reminds us that every journey is shaped by those who came before us. Across the Wabash Valley, generations of physicians have devoted their skill, compassion and leadership to improving the health of our community. Their work, often quiet and unpublicized, continues to touch the lives of countless families. The Community Foundation is honored to recognize these retired, semi-retired and deceased physicians. Randall “Randy” Stevens, MD, understood the importance of preserving their legacy. Before his passing in 2022, he led the effort to create what is now the Medical Heritage Society in the Community Foundation, ensuring that the contributions of dedicated medical professionals would be remembered. The Medical Heritage Society traces its inspiration to the Wabash Valley Aesculapian Society, founded in 1846 and recognized as the oldest medical society west of the Appalachians. Its members gathered to exchange knowledge, present research and advocate for early State Board of Health legislation. Many later served in the Union Army during the Civil War, demonstrating their commitment to care and community. Today, the Medical Heritage Society continues that spirit by honoring physicians who have made significant contributions to the practice of medicine and delivered exceptional patient care in the Wabash Valley. Too often, such individuals retire without recognition, despite a lifetime of service. Through the Society, their stories become part of our shared history. The Medical Heritage Society also looks to the future. Its goal is to build the permanently endowed Medical Heritage Society Fund to $100,000. Contributions honoring retired, semi-retired or deceased physicians are tax-deductible and eligible for a $2-for-$1 match from Lilly Endowment Inc. through June 30, 2028, as long as matching funds remain. Once fully endowed, the Fund will provide annual grants to programs in the counties where honorees practiced, extending their impact for generations. The roads we travel today are guided by those who cared for our community yesterday. Through the Medical Heritage Society, their legacy continues to lead the Wabash Valley toward a healthier tomorrow.

Honored (Living) Eric Bennett, MD James Cristee, MD Sisir Dhae, MD Maleakal S. Mathew, MD W. P. Meyn, MD E. O. Nay, MD Pulkit J. Patel, MD Shashikant S. Patel, MD William Shriner, MD Roger West, MD Anna Zimmerman, MD

Memorialized Roy Ault, MD William Bannon, MD John Black, MD John Freed, MD Don Gerrish, MD William Green, MD Paul Humphrey, MD Donald Mattox, MD Gordon C. McLaughlin, MD James Milstead, MD William Scully, MD Jack Weinbaum, MD Paul F. Zwerner, MD Dr. Betty Campbell Karla Zody, MD** William Strecker, MD Noaman Botros, MD James Buechler, MD** Thomas Conway, MD Robert Meissel, MD **Aescuplapian Scholar

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Financial Overview Statement of Financial Position September 30, 2025

Assets Cash $ Investments Property and Equipment, Net Cash Surrender Value of Life Insurance Other Assets

Total Assets

1,328,502 126,208,289 767,124 113,368 59,153

$ 128,476,436

Liabilities and Net Assets Liabilities Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ Scholarships and Grants Payable Agency Endowments Mortgage Payable Other Liabilities

Total Liabilities

37,727 2,796,763 5,105,020 396,349 6,487

8,342,346

Without Donor Restrictions $ With Donor Restrictions

109,840,756 10,293,334

Net Assets

Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$ 120,134,090 $ 128,476,436

Statement of Activity Year ended September 30, 2025

Without Donor Restrictions

With Donor Restrictions

TOTAL

Support, Revenues, and Other Contributions and Grants $ 3,360,260 $ 6,500,000 $ 9,860,260 Investment Return, Net 10,090,837 428,331 10,519,168 Administrative Fees 1,422,110 0 1,422,110 Miscellaneous Income 10,749 0 10,749 Net Assets Released From Restrictions 238,784 (238,784) 0

Total Support and Revenues

$ 15,122,740

$ 6,689,547

$ 21,812,287

Expenses Program Services $ 6,437,906 $ General and Administrative 517,656 Fundraising 324,424

Total Expenses Changes in Net Assets

$ 7,279,986 $ 7,842,754

$ 0 $ 6,689,547

$ 7,279,986 $ 14,532,301

Net Assets, Beginning of Year Net Assets, End of Year

$101,998,002 $109,840,756

$ 3,603,787 $10,293,334

$ 105,601,789 $ 120,134,090

Total Assets

Assets by Fund Type 128.5

130M 120M

113.0

110M 100M

77.6

80M 70M

88.0

87.0

90M

0 $ 6,437,906 0 517,656 0 324,424

63.4

60M

n Advised

$5.7M

n Unrestricted

$37.9M

n Field of Interest

$5.2M

n Scholarship

$32.2M

n Designated and Agency Endowed

$34.0M

n Operating

$5.2M

n Special Project

$8.3M

50M 40M 30M 20M 2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

Boards and Staff Wabash Valley Community Foundation Board Lea Anne Crooks, Chair Janell Chatman, Vice Chair Summer Long, Treasurer Conrad Koehler, Secretary/Clay County Representative Travis Behem Daniel Bradley Sara Clark Brian Dougherty Karen Dyer David Friedrich Christopher Himsel Dianna Knox, Clay County Representative Jennifer Lincoln, Sullivan County Representative Santhana Naidu Allison (Ally) Orwig, Sullivan County Representative Brennan J. Randolph Brian Ross Aaron Warner

Vigo County

Clay County

Sullivan Coun ty

Staff Beth Tevlin, President & CEO Valori Berrisford, Executive Assistant Alaina Burton, Director of Communications Grace Buswell, Administrative Assistant Tony Craig, Engagement Officer — Vigo County Tess DeHart, Program Associate Annie Johnston, Engagement Officer — Clay County Kelli Miller, Program Director Amy Naidu, Controller Harmony Walsh, Engagement Officer — Sullivan County

Interns Kathleen Boor, Indiana State University Migena Ramadani, Indiana State University Emma Sensibaugh, Indiana State University Katherine Tabeling, Indiana State University

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Volunteer Committees Creating A Better Tomorrow Grant Committee Steve Bell David Bolk Barbara Brugnaux Brendan Kearns Craig McKee Ally Orwig Dave Piker Michael Urban

Distribution Committee Laura Bawinkel David Bolk Brittany Dean Santhana Naidu Dave Piker Becky Smith Carrie Mace Woodard

Executive Committee Lea Anne Crooks, Chair Janell Chatman Conrad Koehler Jennifer Lincoln Summer Long

Facilities & IT Committee Travis Behem Sara Clark Brian Dougherty Dave Friedrich Randy Hutts Brennan Randolph Brian Ross Mike Hagemeier 42

Gift VII Seed Grants Committee

Scholarship Committee

Josh Alsip Jared Ell Santhana Naidu Susan Turner

Clay County

Governance & Planning Committee

Sullivan County

Dan Bradley Brian Dougherty Dianna Knox Summer Long Santhana Naidu Brian Ross

Investment Committee Andy Hendricks, Chair David Bolk Jim Conner Lea Anne Crooks Jason Ernst Ward Hubbard Brian Kooistra Summer Long Mark Wright

Marketing Committee Dee Reed, Chair Teresa Mccullough Kristan Williams

Personnel Committee Sara Clark, Chair Lea Anne Crooks

Josh Olah Darla Frisz David Schuck

Cindy Cox Cara Gofourth Bruce Marheine

Lucinda Etling Brady Hauer Kambryn Rhodes Addie Schopmeyer Logan Shoelting Brenna Stallcop Emily Swearingen Luke Swearingen Kailyn Tucker Dianna Knox, Volunteer Adviser

Vigo County

Janell Chatman Derek Hannahs Kimberly Ingalsbe

Charles (Charlie) Conner, Chair Rowyn Holder, Secretary Drake Brown Henry Conner Theodore Conner Melinda Hmung Olivia Levine Madilynn Mcdowell Kassidy Merk Abigail (Abby) Moore Cameron Naidu Van Rueckert Lillian Tislow Meredith Toomey Jett Woelfle Alexandra Garvin, Volunteer Adviser

Terre Haute Day Nursery Committee Nancy Brentlinger Jo Einstandig Susie Kersey Jacqueline Lower Tina Maher Mary Mclaughlin Kathy Miller Mary Lou Skinner Joan Zaun

Youth Grant Committees Clay County Connor Tucker, Chair Abigale Shearer, Secretary Marlee Blankenship Kenley Cesinger Jaxon Conder Peyton Esker

Giving Circle | Steering Committees

Clay County Services Committee

100 Women Who Care — Clay County

Conrad Koehler, Chair Dianna Knox, Vice Chair Darla Frisz, Secretary Steve Bell Emily Cannon Susan French Mike Hagemeyer

Kim Emmert-O’Dell Leesa Nesty Pat Redenbarger Joan Rissler

Cara Ross Renee Stewart Cindy Watts

100 Women Who Care — Sullivan County Kim Figg Suzanne Gorgas Patti Mayfield

Ally Orwig Jen Petty Michele Smith

100 Women Who Care — Vigo County P.J. Whitney Aubin Barbara Brugnaux Cindy Cox Christina Crist Tina Elliott Brianne Gassert

Margot Gillespie Cora Griffin Grounds Eileen Prose Sally Stewart Beth Tevlin

Lisa Lance Judy Lightfoot Teresa McCullough Josh Olah Traci Orman Chris Rodgers

Sullivan County Services Committee Jennifer Lincoln, Chair Allison (Ally) Orwig, Vice Chair Sarah Hannon, Secretary Dean Adcock Gretchen Burkhart Jim Conner Ashlan Fortner Tim Garrett

Cara Gofourth Nora Leone Bruce Marheine Patti Mayfield Robert (Bob) McCammon Malinda Medsker Jen Petty Paige Shake

Guys Who Give — Clay County Brian Deakins John Moore Chris Rodgers Guys Who Give — Vigo County Cary Albin Matt Cohen Jonathan Eilbracht W. Tad Foster Kent Harris William Hine Alex Allen-Hodge Randy Hutts

Tim Jarvis Jason Labella Dave Lotter Keith Madley Al Perone Connor Scanlon Jonathan Wright

200 South 8th Street Terre Haute, IN 47807 wvcf.org | 812.232.2234 This annual report covers the Wabash Valley Community Foundation’s 2025 Fiscal Year. October 1, 2024 – September 30, 2025. If you have any questions or would like to discuss potential gift plans, please contact us at 812.232.2234, toll free 877.232.2230, or via email at info@wvcf.org.