Funds

This fund supports programs and services provided by 50 North, which seeks to enrich lives and support independence of seniors 50 and older in Hancock County.

The Acorn Fund gives donors the ability to create their own funds without time limitations. Donors can make gifts of any amount to accumulate a giving history in the fund with the intent of creating their own endowed fund at The Community Foundation.

The Advanced Drainage Systems Fund was established as a seed fund by the organization. This fund will support unrestricted grantmaking for the benefit of Hancock County and its residents.

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.

Judge Davis established this fund as a donor advised fund to support his charitable giving.​ After his passing, he requested that the fund be used by the Foundation to support its responsive grantmaking.

Amber and Aaron Craft established this fund to support their charitable giving.

This fund was created to support the family's charitable interests.

This fund was established by David Shaheen in memory of his wife Ann Kleinfelter. Ann was a passionate about the Wyandot County Humane Society, which this fund will continue to support.

Anna Van Gorder left this gift as part of her estate to provide for the “care, comfort, and pleasure of elderly persons of Hancock County."

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 supports the administrative costs of the Arlington School Foundation as it works to raise funds for Arlington Schools.

This fund, established in Jeff's memory, will support improving educational opportunities and experiences for students in the Arlington Local Schools industrial arts and agricultural science programs.

This fund was established in memory of Kyle by his family and the Arlington School Foundation. Proceeds from this fund will support social studies education to present and future Arlington students.

This fund, established in honor of Mary Lou Steinman by her family, supports the enhancement of reading programs and opportunities for Arlington Local Schools students.

This fund, established in memory of Sara and Pat by their family, supports the band, cheerleading, and extra-curricular programs at Arlington Local Schools.

This fund was established by Zane’s niece Joyce Rossman Quillen, and nephews Jan, Douglas, David and Mark Rossman. This fund of the Arlington School Foundation will enhance the classroom experience and improve the effectiveness of the curriculum for students of the Arlington School District through grants to teachers.

This fund was established by the Arlington School Foundation to provide a means for donors to support land and building acquisitions and capital improvements for Arlington Local Schools.

This fund was established by the Arlington School Foundation to support the enhancement of the classroom experience and improve the effectiveness of the curriculum for Arlington Local Schools.

This fund was established by the Arlington School Foundation to provide training. equipment and/or tools needed by graduating Arlington Local Schools students preparing for a career in the trades.

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 will support Associated Charities and its programs to grant emergency aid to individuals in need in Findlay and Hancock County.

This fund was established as a seed fund in memory of B. Ann Brossia by the Community Foundation, her husband, Steve, and children, Libby and Stephen.

Bank One made a commitment to contribute to TCF to perpetuate the strong tradition of its predessor companies, Diamond Savings & Loan and Hancock Savings & Loan, to community giving. It supports the local community both financially and through active involvement of its employees.

Established by the The Community Foundation Board of Directors, this endowed fund supports the operational expenses of the Foundation.

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

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

Beam of Light is a local nonprofit dedicated to providing support to foster families and the children they serve.

The Fraziers established the Benroth-Frazier Family Fund as a donor advised fund of The Community Foundation to support their charitable giving. Through their fund, they will recommend grants to the nonprofit organizations of their choosing.

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.

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 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.

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

Bob and Susan were passionate about the community and chose to leave their gift without restriction to The Community Foundation. This fund will be part of our Community’s Endowment to support the responsive grantmaking of the Foundation.

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 supports the efforts of the Black Swamp Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America.

This fund was established to ensure that Boy Scouts residing in Hancock County have the opportunity to attend summer camp at Camp Berry or the National Jamboree.

This fund was established by Braden’s family and friends to support programs and services in Hancock County for children diagnosed with childhood cancer and their families.

This fund will support the youth of Hancock County by creating brighter tomorrows.

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

C.P. and Evelyn established this fund to give back to their community.

This fund was established to maintain, sustain, and improve the facilities at Camp Berry for generations of scouts.

The Friends of Camp Fire of Northwest Ohio established this fund to support youth programs and projects of Camp Fire.

The Friends of Camp Fire of Northwest Ohio established this fund to support a program to send area youth to Camp Glen for resident or day camp.

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

The Freeds established this fund through their estates to support organizations close to their hearts including the University of Findlay, City Mission and more.

This Fund was established by the Community Foundation’s Board of Trustees to receive gifts in honor of individuals and memorial gifts that have not been designated for a particular fund. Proceeds from this endowed Fund for the Common Good will be used to meet emerging needs that will improve the quality of life in Hancock County.

Chuck Younger established this fund to give something back to the community.

This fund was established through Cheryl's estate to support groups in the community which beautify green spaces (such as garden clubs and hanging baskets).

This fund was established to support Children's Mentoring Connection's mission to positively impact lives one meaningful connection at a time.

This fund was established by the Children's Museum of Findlay to support the museum's programs providing educational opportunities for children.

This fund was established by a donor-advised fund of the Community Foundation. This fund will provide general support for C.H.O.P.I.N. Hall.

Chris and Gregg Ward established this fund to support their charitable giving.

Chris and Mary Beth Hammond created this fund to support community service efforts in Hancock County.

The Hardesty’s established the Chuck and Julie Hardesty Family Fund as a donor advised fund of the Foundation. They will recommend grants from the fund to benefit the nonprofit organizations of their choosing.

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

The First Fruits Christian Fund is a donor advised fund of the Foundation. This will allow the fund advisors to recommend grants to the nonprofit organizations of their choosing.

Terry Glaser established this fund to support Youth for Christ of Northwest Ohio.

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.

This fund supports the agency’s land and building acquisitions and capital improvements. City Mission serves the physical and spiritual needs of both local and transient persons by providing shelter, food, and rest in emergency situations.

Annual distributions from this fund will support the City Mission's facility and programs providing financial stability.

This fund will be used for response and recovery efforts during community emergencies.

This fund was established to support the local housing coalition and/or group of housing stakeholders to co-create system level strategies and implementation for local housing, specifically safe and affordable housing for all Hancock County residents.

This fund was established through a collaborative effort of local mental health agencies to support programs and operations of nonprofit agencies providing services to improve emotional and mental health, including substance abuse prevention and services, to residents of Findlay and Hancock County.

This fund was established to support the local transportation coalition and/or group of transportation stakeholders to co-create systems level strategies and implementation for matters of local transportation, broadly defined as: bike paths, walking paths, public motorized transportation systems and more.

This fund was established to support the local workforce development coalition and/or group of workforce development stakeholders to co-create systems level strategies and implementation for matters of local workforce development.

This fund was established by the Cooper Tire Foundation, Inc. to support ongoing giving.

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.

The Cory-Rawson School Foundation committee established this fund with support from the school community.

Craig and Mary Lou Anderson have established this fund to give back to their community, where they have been involved for more than 30 years.

The Craig Holmes Family Adoption Assistance Fund was established to provide financial assistance to support families in Hancock County with their adoption journey.

Karen Grieser established this fund in memory of Daisy Fae, her lovable Cocker Spaniel, to support the medical needs of animals at the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County.

This fund was established to support the Aller Family's charitable giving.

The Darrell and Alberta Prichard Fund for the Alzheimer’s Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter will continue to support the Alzheimer’s Association, Northwest Ohio Chapter, and its programs to educate and advocate for individuals and families touched by Alzheimer’s disease living in Hancock County, Ohio.

Dave and Suzi Healy have chosen to support TCF by making a significant contribution to the Administrative Fund.

Jim and Pat Wall established this fund in memory of their daughter, Debbie, with the proceeds of her estate. The unrestricted fund is given in perpetuity and is therefore a permanent resource for the community.

This fund was established to support the Domke's charitable giving.

This is the first Charitable Gift Annuity Fund to be established at The Community Foundation. This fund, established with the remainder of their charitable gift annuity, will support our Community's Endowment. Made up of unrestricted and field of interest funds, our Community's Endowment allow the Foundation Board to respond to needs in Hancock County as they arise.

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.

Elaine and Gene Stevens, local business owners since 1980, established this fund to give back to the community and to ensure that charitable giving will continue to be part of the Stevens family tradition.​

This fund was established by Audrey A. Hicks and William B. Hicks in memory of their beloved Airedale, Emma.

This fund supports the administrative expenses of the ECLIPSe youth grantmaking council.

This fund, in memory of Esther Buckingham, is a field of interest fund for mental health in Hancock County.

Established in honor of The Family Center’s 10th birthday, this fund will assure The Family Center is maintained as a safe and efficient workplace for our community’s nonprofit agencies to fulfill their missions now and forever.

This fund supports Family Resource Centers and its programs which provide specialized behavioral health services to individuals, children, and families to strengthen family life and promote personal growth.

This fund will benefit Family Resource Center and its programs providing specialized behavioral health services to children, youth, adults and families in our multicultural communities in order to strengthen family life and promote personal growth.

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.

This fund was established by the Findlay Automobile Club to support the organization's charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the Findlay City Police Department’s canine officer program, as well as to provide related equipment and training.

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.

This fund supports Hope House for the Homeless. The center promotes independent living and assists low-income individuals in their search for affordable housing.

This fund was established by the founder of Findlay Industries, Inc., Philip D. Gardner, to support our community.​

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

This fund will support the Findlay Service League and its programs to support volunteerism, develop the potential of women and improve the community through effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.

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 Flag City Honor Flight Board to provide ongoing support for its programs to transport America’s local and surrounding area veterans to Washington D.C. to visit those memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices.

This fund will support the Flag City Morning Rotary Foundation's charitable giving.

This fund was established by the board of FOCUS to provide ongoing support to the organization and its mission.

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 supports developmentally disabled persons in Hancock County.

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.

Bevery Fisher established this unrestricted fund as a means of "putting my roots down." The Fishers also support a scholarship within the Findlay City Schools Fund. (See Scholarship Funds)

Garry and Kathleen Peiffer established this fund to support the unrestricted grantmaking of the Community Foundation.

This fund was established to support the Steeds' charitable giving.

​Gaven and Erin Smith created this fund to support their family’s charitable giving. It is their hope that their two children Caroline (6) and Griffin (3) will learn from their donor advised fund and carry on the legacy of giving their family has started in the community.​

The purpose of the fund is to support HCCH’s programs which aim to meet emergency needs including assisting Hancock County residents who are homeless, unemployed, working at low-income jobs, disabled, without heath insurance, or others experiencing financial crisis.

​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.

The Gene and Peggy Slough Fund is a Fund for the Common Good that will allow the Community Foundation to assess community needs and respond by awarding grants to nonprofit organizations doing the community's most critical work.

Just as TCF has fulfilled the dreams of Mr. Dorney by establishing a community foundation in Hancock County and funded many worthwhile projects, so will we honor this generous gift from Mr. Countryman. George left this generous gift to our community as part of his estate.​

In 2006, Gertrude established a trust which named the Foundation as a beneficiary upon her death. This fund is an unrestricted fund of the Foundation.​

This fund, established by Ms. Anderson in her estate plan, supported First Presbyterian Church for 20 years. It is now an unrestricted fund to support the community.

The family of Olga Swanson established this fund in her memory to support the local Girl Scouts, an organization that played a fundamental role in Mrs. Swanson’s life. Her family hopes this fund will encourage young women to develop lifelong self-confidence and leadership skills.

Established by an anonymous donor, this fund will provide support for Girl Scouts from Hardin, Hancock and Allen counties. Troops will have assistance in attending weeklong troop resident camp in the summer, and girls throughout the council will be able to apply for assistance in Destinations, a program allowing older girls to travel the world with other Girl Scouts.

This fund supports Grace Speaks, an organization that helps children find their voice by providing affordable speech therapy in the Hancock County area.

This fund was established by The Community Foundation to enhance the greater Downtown Findlay area.

This fund, established in memory of Gregory by his family, is for the benefit and support of youth programming, with priority given to organizations espousing Christian ideals.

Gwen and David established this fund for the Center for Safe and Healthy Children to better serve child abuse victims.

This fund supports Habitat for Humanity’s mission to put God’s love into action by bringing people together to build and repair homes, communities and hope. Habitat provides a hand up so everyone can have a decent place to live.

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

Marv and Judy established this fund for Hancock Christian Clearing House to support local individuals in need of assistance with housing, utilities, medical needs, food, and transportation.

This fund, established in honor of Richard and Mildred by their children, supports Hancock Christian Clearing House.

The Hancock County Forever Fund supports the ever-changing needs and opportunities facing our community. Gifts of all sizes are pooled together in this fund for investment and impact. You can provide the most flexible support for our community without establishing a named fund of your own when you give to the Hancock County Forever Fund. Thank you for investing in our community!​

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 supports the Hancock County Sheriff’s Department’s K-9 Unit, providing funds for purchases, training, and maintenance.

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 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.

The Class of 2012 established this fund to support future Hancock Leadership Class projects or poverty alleviation in Hancock County with an emphasis on education.

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

Established by an estate gift to the Hancock Park District, this fund will support the planning and development of a continuous Greenway Trail along the Blanchard River in Hancock County.

This Fund will support construction and maintenance of bicycle paths and trails in Hancock County, bicycle safety, and bicycling recreation programs as determined by the Hancock Parks Foundation.

The Hancock Parks Foundation established this fund to support the Hancock Park District and other qualified organizations exclusively for parks and other recreational activities within Hancock County.

This fund, established through a gift from Intersil Corporation, supports the programs of Hancock Youth Leadership.

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.

Established by an anonymous donor as a show of support for Handbags That Help in its inaugural year, this fund is a permanent endowment fund for the women’s giving circle.

This fund is used to hold Handbags That Help memberships for annual grantmaking.

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.

This fund, established to help future generations, shall be designated to support 4-H activities in Hancock County.

This fund supports programs, projects, clinics, and capital improvements as determined by the Humane Society Foundation of Hancock County.

Intersil Corporation established this fund to support our community.

This fund established by Diane Rau will promote awareness and educate the community on the effects of emotional and verbal abuse and provide programs, services and support to women ages 13 and older to overcome emotional and verbal abuse.

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.

The purpose of this fund is to contribute to the progress of "people helping people" for future generations.

Mary Masters Hollington established this fund in the name of her son, Bill Hollington, to support programs for diabetic children residing in Hancock County.

Judy Miller established this fund to support her charitable giving and improve the quality of life in the Fostoria community.

This fund will support responsive grantmaking by the Foundation board.

This fund was established to support the Mennel's charitable giving.

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

This fund was established to support Mr. Baughman's charitable giving.

This fund was established by friends and family to support charitable giving in Jan's memory.

Jane and Raymond established this fund to support women’s health issues in Hancock County focusing on routine and preventative medical services and education for women in need.

Jeffrey and Ginger Jones created this fund to support programs and operations of nonprofit agencies providing services to improve emotional and mental health, including substance abuse prevention and services in Hancock County.

This fund, established by the Shock Family with the assistance of Fresh Encounter, Inc. to honor Lance Corporal Jeremy Shock USMC, will benefit the City of Green Springs Parks & Recreation Department to raise money for lights at the baseball diamonds.

This fund was established by Christian Clearing House and College First Church of God in honor of longtime board member Jerry Sprouse's 20+ years of service to the organization.

This fund will support programs and make resources available to individuals or families in Hancock County experiencing homelessness or food insecurity.

Jim and Mary Jane left this gift in their estate to continue their lifetime passion for providing assistance to low-income families in Hancock County.

The Jim and Nancy Firth Donor Advised Fund was created after Jim's death to honor his legacy of compassion and generosity.

This fund, established in Joel's memory, will provide a casket for any minor who passes away in Hancock County, Ohio.

John and Anita chose to leave their gift without restriction to The Community Foundation to contribute to the current needs in the community. This fund will be part of our Community’s Endowment to support the responsive grantmaking of the Foundation.

This fund was established by the Livingstons to support their charitable giving.

John and Kay Livingston established this fund to benefit the agricultural students attending schools in Hancock County. It is their hope that this fund will help fund brighter tomorrows for agricultural students in Hancock County.

The John and Tamara Luchini Fund for the Common Good honors Hancock County's strengths and will support its growth by adding to our Community's Endowment. Tamara also created the John and Tamara Luchini Fund for the Performing Arts. This fund will support the Fort Findlay Playhouse.

This fund will support the Fort Findlay Playhouse.

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

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, established by Karen Grieser in memory of her brother Eric, supports the Bridges Out of Poverty Program of Hope House.

This fund was established by the Pevers to support their charitable giving.

This fund was established in celebration of Kathy’s 12 years of leadership of The Community Foundation. In her time as President, Kathy helped the organization triple in size and develop its community leadership platform.

Scott and Chris Keller established this fund to support their charitable giving.

This fund will provide equipment and tools needed by graduating Millstream Career Center students entering a career in the trades.

Kerry and Abby Trombley established this fund to support their charitable giving.

The MacDonalds established this fund to support their charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the Stumpp's charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the family's charitable interests in Tiffin and Seneca County.

The Kuenzli Family Fund is a donor advised fund, which will allow Gwen and Dave to recommend grants from their fund to causes they care about.

The Kuenzli Fund for the Common Good is dedicated to building our Community's Endowment. As an unrestricted fund, it will be utilized by the Foundation board to award grants to local nonprofit organizations.

L. Dale Dorney is our community's father of philanthropy. The Dorney Legacy Society was created to allow currrent residents fo Hancock County to follow Dorney's example of making a testamentary gift to our community.

This field of interest fund was established by David and Amy Lai in honor and memory of David’s parents, Lai Wei-zwei, 賴威銳 and Lai Hong Tsu-mei, 賴洪春梅, with a gift of real estate. The purpose of this fund is to benefit people in Hancock County who are affected by mental illness.

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 will support operations at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church and its mission of serving, sharing and witnessing.

This donor-advised fund was established by Leah to give back to the community that has been so good to her family.

This fund will support Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO) and its programs that provide free legal help in civil matters to eligible low-income individuals and groups in Findlay and Hancock County who do not have access to the legal system and cannot afford a private attorney.

This fund was established to support Grace Speaks and its mission to help children find their voice by providing affordable private speech therapy in the Hancock County area.

This fund was established to support the common good of Hancock County.

This fund was established by Tami Sink in memory of her beloved companion libbi. The fund will support the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County for the medical needs of animals whose owners or caregivers cannot afford to provide the medical care.

This fund was established by the Liberty-Benton Athletic Boosters to support Liberty-Benton High School athletic teams.

Michael and Midge Foster established this fund to support the Humane Society & SPCA of Hancock County and its programs for the rescue, care and maintenance of cats. They established this fund in honor of Louie, their beloved, beautiful, big black cat.

This field of interest fund, established with a gift from the M. Margaret Foster estate, supports projects and programs of Hancock County agencies that address the issues of women and children who are in need or who may be homeless because of domestic separation or domestic violence.

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.

A gift from the estate of M. Margaret Foster established this fund which supports agencies of the United Way of Hancock County.

This fund, established with a gift from the M. Margaret Foster estate, supports health-related causes concerned with heart disease, cancer, lupus, and arthritis.

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

A gift from the estate of M. Margaret Foster established this fund which supports Voices for Children/CASA of Hancock County.

This Unrestricted Fund was established upon Mrs. Schneider's death to benefit Hancock County, the community that she called home.

In her final estate plan, Mariann Dana Younger gave a gift to establish this fund. This fund will support the First Presbyterian Church endowment fund

Mariann was particularly interested in organizations dealing with children and the public good, having taught school and been a tutor for Findlay City Schools.

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, established by a gift from the estate of Gordon Macklin, supports the Macklin Intergenerational Institute and its programs, improving the lives of all ages through multi-age programming, care, community relationships, and creative communication.

Marjorie left this unrestricted gift as part of her estate.​

This fund was established by Markus K. Dunbar to improve and enhance the Village of Mount Blanchard and surrounding community.

Mary and Taylor Morton established this Fund for the Common Good through their estate. This fund will support unrestricted grantmaking for emerging community needs.

This Fund is Unrestricted.

The Mary Martha Class of Christ Lutheran Church in Carey, Ohio established this fund to support the religious, charitable, scientific, literary, and educational needs of Carey, Ohio, Crawford Township, Ridge Township, and the surrounding community.​

This fund was established to support the Lenhart family's charitable giving.

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 was established by The Community Foundation Board to improve the quality of life in the Greater McComb Region.

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.

Jeff and Tracy McMath established this donor-advised fund to teach their children about the joy of giving.

Before retiring back to Kentucky, Michael and Nancy Wilder wanted to leave a gift for the community that would have the greatest impact. They created this fund, which will support our Community’s Endowment, making grants to the community as needs change.

This fund was established by Megan Rossi to support their charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the Hospice Program through Friends of Putnam County Homecare and Hospice, Inc. The fund will provide ongoing support to community members and their families.

The Oxleys made the gift that established this fund shortly before Mike's death on January 1, 2016. His directive to the Foundation was to use the funds to meet the most important needs of his beloved Findlay and Hancock County.​

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

This fund supports Mission Possible USA, a local agency working to educate and equip Christ-centered leaders in under-served areas of the world through a focus on evangelism and discipleship, improved school programs and upgraded facilities for education and training, Christian worship, medical care and other similar community functions.

This fund was established by the late James Moul to promote and provide for the health of children, including but without limitation: medical needs, shelter and food on an emergency basis.

This fund was established by the Mt. Blanchard Heart & Soul team to improve the quality of life in the Village of Mt. Blanchard and/or Delaware Township.

This fund was established to support NAMI Hancock County. NAMI's mission is to promote mental health in Hancock County to build better lives through education, support, and advocacy.

Dr. Nancy Arbogast Dysinger established this fund to support the legacy of the McComb pool and park, and keep the fun memories alive for many years to come.

This fund was established in memory of Nate to assist Millstream trade and industrial students who plan to pursue employment in their area of trade or industry.

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

The Neumeister Family established this fund to support their charitable giving.

This fund was established to help assure The Family Center is maintained as a safe and efficient workplace for our community's nonprofit agencies to fulfill their missions now and forever .​

This unrestricted fund was established by CEO and President of OHM, James Kirk. Although OHM is no longer headquartered in Findlay, the fund serves as a permanent legacy and continues to support our community.​

This fund serves to perpetuate the activities and to sustain the Hancock County Fairgrounds, predominantly for the benefit of the Junior Fair activities in Hancock County.

This fund supports the agency and its programs and projects related to domestic violence and sexual assault.

The Ottawa Kiwanis Club established this designated fund to benefit the OttawaGlandorf area during the tri-centennial celebration of the United States of America.

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

Believing that intergenerational experiences enrich the lives of both the very young and older citizens, John and Patty established this fund to benefit Macklin Intergenerational Institute.

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

This fund will support veteran programs, projects and services in Hancock County.

The Pfeiffer family moved to Findlay in 1957 when Sterling began working for McDonald & Company Securities. Active community members, Sterling and Meredith established this charitable lead trust to increase the unrestricted assets of The Community Foundation.

This fund was established to support the Baders' charitable giving.

This fund was established this fund to support the start-up of The Community Foundation.

Hancock Christian Clearing House established this fund to support its program Project Happy Feet, a shoe voucher program that allows school-age children to receive one pair of school shoes at the start of the school year.

This fund was created to support the family’s charitable interests. A local attorney, Ralph served on the Community Foundation Board of Trustees for 18 years and served as Chairman from 2010-2012.

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

This fund, established by Brad and Linda Koller, will support recreational programs for individuals with disabilities.

Dick and Lynn established this fund to support medical needs in the community.

This fund established through the estate of Mary Ellen Myers will benefit City Mission of Findlay, a nonprofit that exists to share the passion of Jesus Christ with the needy and homeless by providing compassionate care through meeting their physical and spiritual needs.

This fund will benefit Father Flanagan's Boy's Home, a nonprofit in Boys Town, Nebraska providing housing, care, treatment, support and education for at-risk youth.

This fund established through the estate of Mary Ellen Myers will benefit Findlay Hope House for the Homeless, a Findlay nonprofit that seeks to eliminate homelessness and alleviate poverty in Hancock County through individual and community education, affordable housing, and advocacy.

This fund will benefit the Music Ministry program at St. Andrew's United Methodist Church in Findlay to help support the purchase of music for the choirs and for maintenance/replacement of equipment, instruments and robes.

This fund established through the estate of Mary Ellen Myers will benefit Teddy's Rescue, a Findlay nonprofit dedicated to assisting animals who are homeless by providing shelter and medical care. Teddy's Rescue also works to save dogs from euthanasia in order to find forever homes.

This Field of Interest fund established through the estate of Mary Ellen Myers will benefit healthcare in the Hancock County community, specifically heart, cancer and diabetes.

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 Audrey A. (Behne) Hicks and William B. Hicks in memory of Robert G. and Mary C. Behne. The fund will support Riverside Park's waterfront.

Julie and Jim Robertson created this fund to honor their family, to provide an example of benevolence to their children and grandchildren, and to return something to this community which has blessed them in so many ways.​

The goal of this fund is to make a substantial and lasting contribution to the local community through the support of worthy causes and projects as determined by the Findlay Rotary Foundation.

Roy and Marcia Armes established this fund to support Cancer Patient Services and its mission to support individuals battling cancer diagnoses with a variety of services at no cost.

This fund was established to support Teddy's Rescue and its mission to place dogs and cats, of all sizes and all breeds, who currently have no home into a loving, forever home.

Elaine Schoonmaker established this fund to support several charitable organizations in the community.​

This fund was established to support Women's Resource Center of Hancock County and its mission to save lives and change lives through the truth and love of Christ.

Tami established this fund on behalf of her family to support Arlington Local Schools. Tami and her parents, Judy and Wayne, are all alumni and longtime supporters of Arlington.

Hancock Christian Clearing House established this designated fund to support its program to provide emergency dental services to eligible clients.

This fund, established by Norma L. Weber in memory of her husband, Walter, and his parents, Fred and Kathryn, is designated to the perpetual care of grounds and landscaping at St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church.

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 scholarship was established by Edward and Judy Reading in honor of T. R. Shoaff, Judy’s father, It assists gifted ballet and dance students.

The Handbags That Help Guiding Circle created this fund as a way to honor longtime member, Tasha Dimling. The annual distribution from this fund will be added to the grant dollars available for Handbags That Help.

This fund, established with a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson, is designated for the Blanchard Valley Health Foundation and supports operating expenses of the Blanchard Valley Health System.

This fund was established through a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson to support Hancock County. This Unrestricted Fund is to support competitive grantmaking in Hancock County.​

This fund, established with a gift from the estate of Opal Thompson, supports various Lutheran charities.

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 supports the agency as it works to assist cancer patients and their families by providing them with physical, emotional and financial assistance, as well as educational resources.

This fund will support annual operating costs of the Foundation.

Established by the City of Findlay, the purpose of the Fund shall be to support community improvements.

This fund supports The Family Center, a multi-tenant nonprofit facility.

This fund was established by Paul and Ann Hadde to support their family's charitable giving.

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.

The Malaney Family established this fund to support their family's charitable giving.

The Mollydog Foundation was established by John Hollingsworth to support his charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the Morman family's charitable giving.

Even though The Ohio Bank is no longer in operation, having merged with Sky Bank and later Huntington, this fund continues to support our community.

Dick and Mary Ellen created an estate plan to support organizations doing critical work in our community. The Myers' estate created seven endowment funds. Five funds are designated funds for various nonprofits.

John H. "Jack" Schaefer originally established this fund as a donor-advised fund to support his charitable interests. Upon his death, the fund converted to unrestricted dollars to be distributed at the discretion of the Foundation's board of directors.

The Seman Family established this donor advised fund to support their family's charitable giving.

This fund was established to support the Winkeljohn family's charitable giving.

The Donnell Donor Advised Fund was the first fund of its kind established at TCF.​

This fund was established by the Aydts to support their charitable giving.

This fund was established by the Allens to support their charitable giving.

Tom and Carol Dale Joseph established this fund for the common good of the community.

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

This fund, established in memory of Tom and Esther Swaisgood, supports the music department at College First Church of God.

The purpose of this fund, established by the United Way Foundation, is to support the programs of United Way and its member agencies, and to contribute to the administrative expenses of United Way.

This fund was established to support The University of Findlay.

This fund will support Forge the Future and its mission of continual improvement of our programs and facilities to benefit the Van Buren School District, the Village of Van Buren, and the Van Buren Community.

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.

This fund was established through a gift of farmland to the foundation. It will support the welfare of companion animals

Whirlpool Corporation established this unrestricted fund to support the community and their employees who benefit from The Community Foundation's grantmaking.

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

The William and Nancy Recker Hancock County 4-H Fund will, through its support of 4-H, promote leadership and outstanding citizenship among the youth of Hancock County.

This fund will support programs to assist individuals who are homeless or victims of domestic violence in Hancock County.

This fund will support programs and make resources available to individuals or families in Hancock County who may be homeless or victims of domestic violence.​

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

This fund, established by William's four daughters, supports recreational activities for youth in Hancock County with a specific interest in hunting and fishing.​

Through a Fund for the Common Good, William R. Webb's legacy will give and grow forever to improve the quality of life in the Findlay and Hancock County community.

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

The Women’s Resource Center Board established this fund to support its Christian-based programs that provide women compassionate support in the area of pregnancy services, always respecting the sanctity of life. It also provides young families with information and encouragement, and empowers teens through education in the areas of sexual integrity, healthy choices, and positive futures

Emily Settle Young established this fund in memory of her husband, Grant, to acknowledge the many benefits he received from YMCA programs when he was young. The fund supports membership and activity fees for underprivileged children in Findlay and Hancock County.

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

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

This fund was established in memory of Zach by his family to support youth leadership opportunities in Hancock County, in particular the ECLIPSe program.

Natalie Zuberbuhler Osmun created the Zuberbuhler Family Fund, a donor advised fund at The Community Foundation to allow her to give in the name of her family to funds of her choice.