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• A Fundraiser for the Huntingburg Foundation

   Trivia NightSaturday, January 30, 2010Huntingburg Event & Community CenterDoors Open at 6:30pm / Trivia Starts at 7:30pmReserve your table by January 20, 2010Limited 40 seats Cost:  $160/table ($20/person for teams of eight)Cash bar available. Event is...

• Over 80 Nonprofit Leaders Attend BetterTogether Nonprofit Initiative

  Over 80 participants from across Dubois County joined the Huntingburg Foundation's collaborative effort entitled "BetterTogether: Building Social Capital for Nonprofits" on July 28 at the Old Town Hall.  In the first of its kind, elected officials from H...

• Henke Families & Woods Printing Establish Holland Park Funds

  Holland Park Receives $270,000 Boost  Foundation Facilities $270,000 Henke Memorial Stadium Gift & Establishes $15,000 Park Endowment with matching gifts from Woods Printing and Henke FamilyPlans for construction of a wrap-around grandstand and shelter h...

• HECC, INC. - A New Lease on Operations

  According to the Internal Revenue Service, there are over 1.4 million nonprofits in the United States. Recently added: Huntingburg Event & Community Center Incorporated (HECC, Inc.). Since 2005, Huntingburg Foundation served as lead developer and owner of...

• Gazebo Concert Series Revitalized “Backporch Series”

  Three Local Bands —Three Summer Nights: From the rock-n-roll genre of “Recycled Teenagers” to fiery bluegrass with “Grandview Junction” to acoustic classics from “Plastic Souls” and John Vaal rounds up the free concert series held at the Hun...

• Initiative for Nonprofits focuses on Networking

  In an effort to strengthen connections among non-profits, the Foundation launched an initiative for nonprofits to network. The initiative is entitled, “BetterTogether: Building Social Capital for Nonprofits.” The 90-minute session started at 7 p.m. on...

• Nonprofit Partnerships Spark Opportunity

   Tri-County YMCA and Teen Outback Youth Center Join Forces for Expanded ProgramsThe year was 1998 and the Foundation had just secured a $100,000 grant to refurbish the old high school gymnasium.  And so began the revitalization of a Teen Canteen, today ...

• Al (J.A.) Dotterweich Establishes $10,000 Matching Fund

  Spirit of Southridge Scholarship Endowment $1 for $1 Match Available for all contributions up to $10,000!As a terminally ill cancer patient, treatment is only palliative for Al (J.A.) Dotterweich. Yet, you cannot keep him from smiling as donations continu...

• From Desk of the Executive Director

  Impact of Donors: $23,500 Scholarship AwardsIn a Community Foundation, our capacity to make grant awards is tied to the annual earnings of our charitable investments. Looking back at the economic market volatilities of the last year, grantmaking seemed im...

• Foundation Celebrates 30 Years

   Story by Sue HubsterRooted in humble beginnings to preserve the Old Town Hall, the Huntingburg Foundation quickly established itself as a Community Foundation.  It continues to grow charitable giving, cultivate permanent resources, and harvest positive...

• Thoughts From Our Board President

  MIKE UEBEHLOR, Board PresidentThe tasks were no easy feat, but with an Executive Director off to a fresh start, financing and a new board of directors secured for the Huntingburg Event & Community Center (HECC), and dedicated trustees of the Foundation ea...

• From the Executive Director’s Desk

  A guaranteed income in today’s turbulent economy Currently, the economy and the stock market are in a very turbulent time.  Many people are trying to find ways to make every dollar count, both now and into the future.  In such a volatile environment, ...

• Focus on a Fund: Huntingburg Assistance Fund

  Story by Connie Burgdorf  “”Do all the good you can… in all the ways you can… for as long as you ever can”— Jerome Katzin  Huntingburg can boast of wonderful people that have always done all the good they can in all the ways they can.  It s...

• Huntingburg Foundation Appoints New Executive Director

  Story by Candy Neal, The Herald News At Age 15, Brad Ward was an entrepreneur, serving Dubois County through his disc jockey service.  Now, the 26-year old Ward is serving the people of his home county again, having been named the new executive director...