Funds in the Education category

The purpose of this fund is to promote the civic involvement of Findlay High School students by providing extracurricular activities and opportunities that will teach them about the rights and duties of citizens and inspire them to be active participants in the United States democratic process.

Doug and Joan Conine established the Arcadia Local Schools Growth Fund to provide a means for donors to support capital projects for Arcadia students and teachers with the purpose of preparing all students for life for generations to come.

This fund was established by Josephine Wilson to support the educational needs of our community.

The purpose of the Bill and Eveline Stitt Fund is to support early literacy intervention through the use of mentors. The intervention program is designed for K-2 students and is targeted toward the most atrisk local students.

This fund provides general support for Blanchard Valley Center, which serves Hancock County children and adults with disabilities.

​This fund will support the operating expenses of Blanchard Valley Residential Services, Inc.

This fund, established in honor of Chuck and Mariann, is designated to support the Hancock Literacy’s Dolly Parton Imagination Library program.

This donor advised fund, in memory of Cindy Shoupe Parke, will provide student and professional development for the Findlay City Schools in the area of social and emotional learning.

The Cooper Tire Foundation established this fund to support science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education and program in Findlay City and Hancock County Schools.

This fund supports Project N.O.W. (New Opportunities for Work), a program of Millstream Career & Technology Center.​

This fund was established in honor of Dr. John Halkyard to support teaching science or providing science-related activities at Findlay High School.

This fund is in memory of Ruth and Allen Dudley. The purpose of the fund is to support the Findlay Music Boosters and its programs to promote music education in the Findlay City Schools.

The purpose of the Funds shall be to support Findlay Enrichment Programs, Inc. in actively supporting and encouraging educational enrichment programs for children in Findlay, Ohio, City Schools.

The Findlay Publishing Company established this fund to support structured educational programs that benefit the community.

Natives of Hancock County and graduates of Van Buren High School, Bud and Valerie Poole established this fund to support educational needs of the community.

This fund was established by the Moores to support scholarships at Eastwood Educational Foundation and the University of Findlay.

The Hancock Education Fund represents a community partnership between the Findlay Rotary Club, Findlay Rotary Club Golden Apple Teachers, and The Community Foundation. The purpose of the fund is to promote classroom learning by providing Hancock County teachers with resources that encourage learning.

This fund benefits literacy programming, including the Dolly Parton Imagination Library, at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library.

The goal of HancockREADS, an initiative of The Community Foundation, is to stamp out illiteracy by developing a county-wide literacy philosophy and implementing literacy programs.

This fund, established by a gift from the estate of Harry Cooper, supports travel expenses of the Findlay High School band. Historically, this fund has been used to fund travel to bowl games in accordance with his wishes.

Isabelle Pratt was a longtime educator in the Findlay City Schools system and a lifelong learner. Her legacy of education inspired her family to create this Field of Interest fund in her memory.

To celebrate the new millenium, John and Jane Barbieri established this fund to support educational projects and programs in our community.

It was the Ray's hope that this fund will provide support for education and nonprofit organizations in Hancock or Van Wert Counties, Larry and Cara's lifetime homes, with particular emphasis on youth entering a career in agriculture.​

This fund, established with a gift from the M. Margaret Foster estate, supports projects and programs that improve the quality of classroom education and stimulate student learning.

Made possible by an estate gift from Dr. Marion V. Arbogast, the Club established two funds. The McComb Rotary Club Fund is a Donor Advised Fund of the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation. The McComb Rotary Club/Marion Arbogast Scholarship Fund will benefit a graduating senior from McComb High School.

This fund was established by Richard and Jayne McGarrity to support the music program at Bluffton Village Schools.

National Lime & Stone Company established this fund to provide funding for educational programs in our community.

This fund was established by the Owens Community Foundation to support scholarships and other programs for the Findlay Campus.

This fund, established by Richard and Evelyn in their estate plan, will benefit Columbus Grove High School to support educational activities and programs for students.

This fund, established by Richard and Evelyn in their estate plan, will benefit Millstream Career Center to support the carpentry and construction drawing programs.

This fund will help sustain, maintain and manage the habitat at the Rieck Center as well as support educational programs for students and the public.​

This fund was established by the Seman Family in memory of their son John. It will support the advancement of science and technology education at St. Michael School in Findlay.

This fund, established with a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson to honor her husband, supports general operations of the University of Findlay.

This fund, established with a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson, supports the care, repair, and maintenance of resident facilities at Blanchard Valley Center.

This fund was established by Tamara Luchini to honor the memory of her husband, John Remo Luchini, and his sister, Violet Luchini Elledge, for whom the Catholic Christian faith best expressed and supported their life values and beliefs.

Esther Orndorff established this fund to support educational programs in the Hancock County Schools with emphasis on the Hancock Education Fund.

This fund was established to support The University of Findlay.

This fund was established by the Van Buren community to enrich the programs and activities beyond those typically funded by the core budget through donations and gifts.

Wilhelmina Wagner established this fund to support Heritage Christian School by providing scholarships for students to attend.

Martha Lape established this fund to support innovative initiatives inspired by teachers, staff, and administrators of Findlay City Schools.

This supports Winebrenner and its mission to prepare servants of the Lord Jesus Christ to lead the Church.

This fund will support the Clubhouse Reading Center at the University of Findlay and its programs.