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The Putnam County Community Foundation is a nonprofit public charity established in 1985 to administer funds, award grants and provide leadership, enriching the quality of life and strengthening community in Putnam County. The Community Foundation administers more than 174 funds for donors supporting a variety of charitable activities and has awarded more than $5.13 million dollars in grants and scholarships.

2010 Non-Profit Learning Series Workshops

April 26, 2010

10:00 AM to 1:30 PM

What's New in Non-Profit Governance and Must Have Policies

Speaker: Jillian Miller

The Walden Inn and Conference Center

2 W. Seminary Street - Greencastle, Indiana 46135

Sponsored by: Indiana Leadership Association

TO REGISTER AND FOR OTHER WORKSHOPS, PLEASE CLICK HERE.

NEWS & EVENTS

2009 Foundation Essay Contest Winner

Rachel Leath’s essay about Christina Menke’s work with youth and horses at Hope Haven Horse Farm is the Grand Prize winner of the Community Foundation’s National Philanthropy Week Essay Contest. To read Rachel's essay, please click here.

Ray French Lithographs

You can own a Ray French signed and numbered lithograph. These four lithographs are available for sale at the Putnam County Museum and the Foundation office.  To view facsimiles of the lithographs please click here.

Grant Applicants Sought:

Seeking grant applicants to be partners in serving the local Putnam County community with projects that fulfill urgent human relief needs, as well as other worthy charitable projects making an impact.

Fund for Urgent Human Relief Depleted:

With unemployment in Indiana reaching double digits, the Putnam County Community Foundation reported that friends and neighbors in Putnam County need help.

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