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.
Safe Passage, Inc. was among 13 non-profit organizations to receive a grant from the Ripley County Community Foundation through the MainSource Bank Corporate Giving Program. Pictured (left to right):...more
Safe Passage, Inc. was among 13 non-profit organizations to receive a grant from the Ripley County Community Foundation through the MainSource Bank Corporate Giving Program. Pictured (left to right):...more
... Batesville Area Chamber of Commerce Board, Ripley County Community Foundation Board, Rotary Club as charter president, Batesville Main Street Economic Restructuring Committee, ShelterBox USA...more
They include Mayor Mike Bettice; Amack's Well; MainSource; Ivy Tech Community College; Margaret Mary Health, especially the dietitians; and Ripley County Community Foundation. He also said, "We...more
St. Louis Catholic School recently received a grant from the Ripley County Community Foundation to purchase STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics)-based materials as way to provide a...more
(Ripley County, Ind.) – The Ripley County Community Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce that Jim Black and Nancy Durham have been named to the Ripley County Community Foundation Board of...more
Jim Black and Nancy Durham have been named to the Ripley County Community Foundation Board of Directors. “Both Jim and Nancy bring a unique set of skills to the board, which will assist RCCF in its...more
Ripley, County, In. — The Ripley County Community Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce that Jim Black and Nancy Durham have been named to the Ripley County Community Foundation Board of...more
The Ripley County Community Foundation celebrated 20 years of operation and new location in 2017. In November the foundation moved from their current location at 4 South Park Avenue to 13 East George...more
A to Z Music will DJ this event, which is organized by the Wehrs' daughter, Holly Wehr Harley, who is a Ripley County Community Foundation board member. Tickets are available at the door. Admission...more
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