The Ripley County Community Foundation was established in 1997 with $19,000 by a group of local citizens who had the vision to leave a lasting legacy for future generations.
For two decades the Ripley County Community Foundation has granted over $15 million back into the local community while building an enduring source of charitable assets for the future.
The town of Holton, Indiana, was hit by a tornado in 2012, killing six people and decimating much of the town's infrastructure.
In response, the Ripley County Community Foundation set up the...more
The town of Holton, Indiana, was hit by a tornado in 2012, killing six people and decimating much of the town's infrastructure.
In response, the Ripley County Community Foundation set up the...more
The town of Holton, Indiana, was hit by a tornado in 2012, killing six people and decimating much of the town's infrastructure.
In response, the Ripley County Community Foundation set up the...more
The town of Holton, Indiana, was hit by a tornado in 2012, killing six people and decimating much of the town's infrastructure.
In response, the Ripley County Community Foundation set up the...more
The town of Holton, Indiana, was hit by a tornado in 2012, killing six people and decimating much of the town's infrastructure.
In response, the Ripley County Community Foundation set up the...more
George and Barbara Phaneuf of Batesville, Ind., have been giving back to the community for more than 50 years, and in 2023, they'll be giving more than half their money to charity.
Their donation...more
Here, five companies are marking their imprints to implement their corporate philanthropy goals. These companies are: Patagonia, Fuse Corps, Dow Corning, Warner Bros., and VeryNice.