Funds in the Arts, Culture and Humanities category

This fund supports the operational costs of The Arts Partnership of Greater Hancock County, which provides, encourages and promotes quality arts presentations, educational opportunities, and entertainment.

This fund was established by Josephine Wilson to support the administrative costs of the Mazza Collection.

Beverly Fisher established this fund to support the Findlay Art League.

This fund will support part of the Marathon Center for the Performing Art's mission to foster appreciation for the visual arts through a visual art gallery, presently the Fisher-Wall Gallery, located within the facility.

This fund will support the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in its mission of fostering appreciations for dramatic, dance, musical and visual arts in Hancock County, Ohio, fulfilling the community's artistic obligations with a focus on high standards of performance, and providing educational programs and opportunities for new artistic talent.

This fund was established to support the Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center's educational programs, services, and capital improvements in its efforts to build harmony and understanding.

Bob and Susan created this fund through an estate gift in 2019. The purpose of the fund is to purchase books and materials designed to encourage lifelong reading and the pursuit of knowledge and enjoyment through the Friends of the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library.

This fund was established by Paulette Allshouse in honor of her sister Carol.

The McClelland Family established this fund to support the Findlay Art League and student art exhibits.

This fund supports visual arts in Hancock County through the promotion of local artists, community education, and gallery shows.

M. Margaret Foster established this fund to support the genealogy department of the library.

This fund, established with a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson, supports the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library.

This fund supports the programs, projects, and capital purchases of the library.

This fund was established by the Museum Foundation to support the lecture series.

This fund supports the operating and developmental needs of the library and was the first agency endowment established at The Community Foundation.

​This fund will support programming at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts. The distribution from this fund will support an annual public program featuring a classical or contemporary pianist, as well as a reception to accompany the program.

This fund was established to allow individual donors to provide for the permanent support and maintenance of the Hancock County Performing Arts Center.

This fund will provide operating support for the Museum allowing it to preserve the rich heritage of Hancock County by honoring the past and inspiring the future.

This fund was established through James and Patricia's estates to support the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts.

This fund will support the Fort Findlay Playhouse.

This fund, established by the Andrews' family, will support several nonprofit organizations they were passionate about.

In honor of Judy's passion for choir and vocal performance, the Judy D. Sink Fund for the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts was created to help foster the arts in Hancock County.​

This fund was established to support the maintenance of the Little Red Schoolhouse, the MacArthur Train, and the Mae Hutson Local History Resource Center.

This fund will provide support for Mazza Museum to employ a deputy director to assist with the museum’s mission, which is to promote literacy and enrich the lives of all people through the art of children’s literature.

The Marianna Hofer Arts Endowment was established through Marianna's estate to create a program at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts for financial support for individuals and organizations involved in the arts.

This fund was established by volunteers and supporters of the Mazza Collection to foster artistic excellence in children’s literature through general support and support of the Medallion Program.

This fund, established through a gift from Miriam S. Rader, supports the McComb Public Library and its programs, services, projects, and capital purchases.

Established by their daughter Paulette, this fund will support the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library and the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County.

The fund supports Read For Life’s work in support of promoting adult literacy in Hancock County.