Pike County

Community Foundation


The Community Foundation is a charitable resource devoted to our local community. We help people make meaningful gifts that improve life in Pike County, Indiana today and for generations to come.


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Greater Good Together

The Pike County Community Foundation is an affiliate of the Community Foundation Alliance, a network of nine community foundations serving counties in southwestern Indiana. The Alliance provides management and administrative expertise to county-wide community foundations, empowering each to promote philanthropy, build endowment and improve wellbeing in our local communities. Learn more!

Make a Difference Where it Matters

The Community Foundation exists to help caring people like you give back to the causes and community you care about most. We make giving easy and effective. You can give cash, stocks, property, bequests and other assets. You may establish a charitable fund in your name or in the name of a loved one. You can focus your gift on the causes that move you: enrich education, safeguard health, improve neighborhoods, cultivate arts, protect environment, strengthen families.

Invest in the Future of the Community You Love

You can make a gift that lasts forever and establishes your legacy of giving. The Community Foundation offers the power of endowment, where a portion of your fund is invested so that it can grow over time. Earnings from this investment are used to make grants that benefit this community forever. Your gift creates a lasting stream of funding available for community good.

Create Greater Good Together

Powered by generous donors, local leaders, and steadfast partners, the Community Foundation builds on the collective strength of this county to make life better here. We multiply the impact of each individual gift by investing them together for maximum return and impact. We invite everyone to join us in building a strong community.

Make a Difference Where it Matters

The Community Foundation exists to help caring people like you give back to the causes and community you care about most. We make giving easy and effective. You can give cash, stocks, property, bequests and other assets. You may establish a charitable fund in your name or in the name of a loved one. You can focus your gift on the causes that move you: enrich education, safeguard health, improve neighborhoods, cultivate arts, protect environment, strengthen families.

Invest in the Future of the Community You Love

You can make a gift that lasts forever and establishes your legacy of giving. The Community Foundation offers the power of endowment, where a portion of your fund is invested so that it can grow over time. Earnings from this investment are used to make grants that benefit this community forever. Your gift creates a lasting stream of funding available for community good.

Create Greater Good Together

Powered by generous donors, local leaders, and steadfast partners, the Community Foundation builds on the collective strength of this county to make life better here. We multiply the impact of each individual gift by investing them together for maximum return and impact. We invite everyone to join us in building a strong community.

By the Numbers

Financially audited and compiled data from our most recent fiscal year.

For a full report, review our FY21 At A Glance.

Grants

$114K

Total grants awarded to nonprofits through our annual grant cycles and distribution

Scholarships

$276K

Total scholarships awarded to students through our annual scholarship programs

Gifts

$99K

Total gifts received from caring donors to support the causes and community they care about most

Assets

$5.5M

Total assets providing a sustainable charitable resource for our community

By the Numbers

Financially audited and compiled data from our most recent fiscal year.

For a full report, review our FY22 At A Glance.

Grants

$114K

Total grants awarded to nonprofits through our annual grant cycles and distribution

Scholarships

$276K

Total scholarships awarded to students through our annual scholarship programs

Gifts

$99K

Total gifts received from caring donors to support the causes and community they care about most

Assets

$5.5M

Total assets providing a sustainable charitable resource for our community

17 May, 2024
The Jerry Grubb Foundation recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Chaze Patrick for general support of the Jerry Grubb Foundation. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured: Front (left to right) Katie Dale; Kathie Grubb, Board Member; Gavin Patrick; Chaze Patrick, Pike County Community Foundation; Caroline Dale; and Amanda Arnold, Board Member. Back (left to right) Richard Rideo, Board Member; Melissa Dale and Jenny Patrick, Founders; Calvin Arnold; Dustin Arnold, Board member; Hallie Johnson; Patrick Johnson, Carole O’Rourke, and Zeb Klein, Board Members
17 May, 2024
Otwell Progress Committee, Inc. recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Terri Whitehead for general support of the Otwell Progress Committee. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured:(left to right) Andrew Houtsch, Michelle Durcholz, and Mike Houtsch, Otwell Progress Committee Officers; and Terri Whitehead, Pike County Community Foundation Advisory Board member.
17 May, 2024
Pike County CASA, Inc. recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Tony Cochren for general support of the CASA program. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured:(left to right) Tony Cochren, Pike County Community Foundation Advisory Board member, and Andrea Sharp, CASA

Recent News

17 May, 2024
The Jerry Grubb Foundation recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Chaze Patrick for general support of the Jerry Grubb Foundation. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured: Front (left to right) Katie Dale; Kathie Grubb, Board Member; Gavin Patrick; Chaze Patrick, Pike County Community Foundation; Caroline Dale; and Amanda Arnold, Board Member. Back (left to right) Richard Rideo, Board Member; Melissa Dale and Jenny Patrick, Founders; Calvin Arnold; Dustin Arnold, Board member; Hallie Johnson; Patrick Johnson, Carole O’Rourke, and Zeb Klein, Board Members
17 May, 2024
Otwell Progress Committee, Inc. recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Terri Whitehead for general support of the Otwell Progress Committee. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured:(left to right) Andrew Houtsch, Michelle Durcholz, and Mike Houtsch, Otwell Progress Committee Officers; and Terri Whitehead, Pike County Community Foundation Advisory Board member.
17 May, 2024
Pike County CASA, Inc. recently received a $1,000 grant from the Pike County Community Foundation through the Pike Gives Grant Program. The Pike Gives Grant Program allows Pike County Community Foundation advisory board members to recommend $1,000 grants to local nonprofit organizations. The Foundation’s most recent grant recommendation was made by Tony Cochren for general support of the CASA program. For more information about funding opportunities through the Pike County Community Foundation, contact Laura Hazelman, Regional Director of Community Engagement and Impact, at 812-890-4469 or via email lhazelman@communityfoundationalliance.org . Pictured:(left to right) Tony Cochren, Pike County Community Foundation Advisory Board member, and Andrea Sharp, CASA
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