Showing top 200 of 374 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | ZIONSVILLE ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB TO RAISE FUNDS TO ASSIST SCHOOLS WITH EQUIPMENT, UNIFORM, OTHER PURCHASES AND FUND SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS. | ZIONSVILLE, IN | |
| 52 | KLOEPFER FAMILY FOUNDATION INC TO IDENTIFY FIFTH GRADE CHILDREN LIVING IN LESLIE COUNTY, KENTUCKY WHOSE SCREENING/TESTING MAKES THEM EXCELLENT CANDIDATES FOR COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY. OUR PROGRAM INCLUDES MENTORING AND PREPARING OUR "KLOEPFER SCHOLARS" FOR SUCCESS IN A COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT. ALSO, THE KLOEPFER FOUNDATION PARTICIPATES IN OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF RESIDENTS OF LESLIE COUNTY, KENTUCKY. | GREENWOOD, IN | |
| 53 | LA PLAZA INC LA PLAZA STRENGTHENS CENTRAL INDIANA BY ADVOCATING AND PREPARING LATINO STUDENTS FOR EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS AND BY CONNECTING LATINO FAMILIES TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES. | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | |
| 54 | Edmond and Martha Lauer Scholarship Trust College scholarships - see Part XV | Crawfordsville, IN | |
| 55 | THE ARIZONA FAMILIES FOUNDATION INC THE FOUNDATION RECEIVES AND ADMINISTERS FUNDS FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, ALL FOR THE PUBLIC WELFARE, WITH THE SPECIFIC PURPOSES TO BENEFIT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION BY (A) PROVIDING AID DIRECTLY THROUGH GIFTS AND GRANTS TO CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, (B) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS, AND (C) PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ATTENDING COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES. | CARMEL, IN | |
| 56 | Jaxson William Augustus Swank Foundation The Foundation currently supports 20 Jaxson Scholars, which includes funding their education from primary through secondary school and an annual programming customized towards character and leadership development. The Foundation provides experiences to cultivate self-confidence and encourages all Jaxson Scholars and their families to give back through service and become forces of good in the community. Some of the activities a Jaxson Scholar participates in throughout the year are Leadership Day Camps, Service Days, Self-Defense Classes and Etiquette Dinners, among others. | Mishawaka, IN | |
| 57 | Hughes Owen Memorial Scholarship Tr Awarding scholarships to aid in college expenses | West Lafayette, IN | |
| 58 | FOUNDATION OF THE MONROE COUNTY THE FOUNDATION OF MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS (FMCCS) IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING RESOURCES TO IMPROVE AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE TO ALL MONROE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOOL CORPORATION (MCCSC) STUDENTS. | BLOOMINGTON, IN | |
| 59 | GARY EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION INC To provide scholarships for college and technical training for the students of Gary, Indiana. | Gary, IN | |
| 60 | Independent Colleges of Indiana Inc FURTHER INDEPENDENT HIGHER EDUCATION. ICI OPERATES AS THE COLLECTIVE VOICE FOR EXCELLENCE AND CHOICE IN HIGH EDUCATION FOR ALL STUDENTS. SEE CONTINUATION ON ATTACHMENT 1. | Indianapolis, IN | |
| 61 | FLOYD MEMORIAL FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT TO BAPTIST HEALTH FLOYD HOSPITAL TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF HEALTH OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH HEALTHIER COMMUNITY INITIATIVE PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND SUPPORT OF OTHER HOSPITAL PROGRAMS. | NEW ALBANY, IN | |
| 62 | BOOE-INLOW-D ARLIER MEMORIAL CHARITABLE FOUNDATION Annual study trip to France for local high school students for classes in Art, History, Language and French culture. | COVINGTON, IN | |
| 63 | JOHN PHILIP SOUSA FOUNDATION The purpose of the John Philip Sousa Foundation is to encourage excellence in bands and band music. This is generally done through recognition and the compilation of a band comprised of high school students from the US who tour internationally. | WEST LAFAYETTE, IN | |
| 64 | FAYETTE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOUNDATION INC TO EXIST SOLELY FOR FURTHERING THE HEALTH CARE MISSION OF FAYETTE REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM. THE FOUNDATION ASSISTS BY RAISING CHARITABLE DONATIONS TO ENHANCE FRHS SERVICES IN THE AREAS OF, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT, RENOVATIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING SCHOLARSHIPS, MEDICAL OR HOSPITAL RELATED RESEARCH, AND INITIAL CAPITALIZATION OF NEW PROGRAMS/SERVICES. | CONNERSVILLE, IN | |
| 65 | CHARLES D & GERTRUDE H OCONNER EDUCATIONAL TR 22 SCHOLARSHIPS WERE AWARDED TO 22 RECIPIENTS IN THE AMOUNT OF 5,000 EACH IN 2018. | WOLCOTT, IN | |
| 66 | LAWRENCE L OSBORN SCHOLARSHIP TRUST SOUTHEAST FOUNTAIN SCHOOL SCHOLORSHIPS (SEE ATTACHED) | VEEDERSBURG, IN | |
| 67 | ROBERT L DEHORITY and RUBY JEAN INCOME IS USED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS. FOUR STUDENTS ATTENDING VARIOUS COLLEGES RECEIVED 7,739 IN SCHOLARSHIPS. | CARMEL, IN | |
| 68 | THE HEBREW ACADEMY FOUNDATION OF INDIANAPOLIS INCORPORATED Allocations, support and scholarships to Hasten Hebrew Academy of Indpls. | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | |
| 69 | LAFAYETTE, IN | ||
| 70 | GREENS FORK, IN | ||
| 71 | KOUTS, IN | ||
| 72 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 73 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 74 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 75 | JASPER, IN | ||
| 76 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 77 | Brownsburg, IN | ||
| 78 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 79 | FORT WAYNE, IN | ||
| 80 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 81 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 82 | SEYMOUR, IN | ||
| 83 | HIGHLAND, IN | ||
| 84 | Bristol, IN | ||
| 85 | AKRON, IN | ||
| 86 | FRANKLIN, IN | ||
| 87 | JASPER, IN | ||
| 88 | NEW CASTLE, IN | ||
| 89 | Carmel, IN | ||
| 90 | Culver, IN | ||
| 91 | VALPARAISO, IN | ||
| 92 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 93 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 94 | Greencastle, IN | ||
| 95 | MARION, IN | ||
| 96 | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | ||
| 97 | Indianapolis, IN | ||
| 98 | MARTINSVILLE, IN | ||
| 99 | Indianapolis, IN | ||
| 100 | EVANSVILLE, IN | ||
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