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Established to celebrate the retirement of community leader and President/CEO of Heritage Fund Tracy Souza. This field of interest fund will promote and encourage the performing arts in Columbus as a means of unifying community and to lift up all members of the community. Particular interest in opportunities that bring
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Established for the restoration and preservation of the historic landmark Crump Theatre in downtown Columbus.
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Scholarship Fund established in memory of Wendell Huff. As a longtime resident of Columbus and a 47-year employee of Cummins Engine Company, Wendell and his wife, Wanda, proudly graduated three children from Columbus East High School. While an avid fan of all BCSC institutions, Wendell was a dedicated Olympian fan
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Growing Readers is a partnership between local pediatric care providers, the Bartholomew County Public Library, Viewpoint Books and Heritage Fund with a goal of increasing access to early literacy resources throughout the community. Help our youngest community members and their families receive books and education on early literacy best practices
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Field of Interest Fund established in 2024 to provide resources that will foster a thriving South Asian community in Bartholomew County by supporting cultural, health and educational initiatives
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Field of Interest Fund established by the Bottorffs to provide grants to elementary teachers for math- and science-related programming in a variety of ways to stimulate, excite and inspire elementary students in these areas
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Each year, Heritage Fund grants over $700,000 to local organizations through our grants programs to support our nonprofit partners in our effort to build a better Bartholomew County.
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Currently accepting donations in memory of Lynn Glick. Established by the Indiana Soybean Board to honor Mr. Glick, who died on his farm in July 2005. Following graduation from Purdue, Myron returned to his family farm and seed business in Bartholomew County. At the time of his death, he was