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Community foundations hold a special place here in Indiana. 

With one of the highest concentrations in the United States, there are 95 community foundations serving every county in the state. They are a bridge connecting generous individuals, community needs, and forward-thinking projects that benefit everyone. 

Community foundations are welcome to download, share, and repurpose IPA's Indiana Community Foundation Poster linked below.

Indiana CF Map

CF State Committee

The CEOs of Indiana community foundations have a strong, collegial network. This network formed the Community Foundation State Committee (CFC) to promote, strengthen, and advance the work of Indiana community foundations and to serve as an advisory committee to the GIFT Technical Assistance program.

Community foundation executive directors have organized themselves into regional groups. There are seven regions within the state and each region has a regional liaison that is a member of the CFC. These groups typically meet quarterly to discuss common topics of interest.

Learn more below.

CFC Officers

 

  • Peter McCown

    Chair, Community Foundation of Elkhart County

     

  • Neysa Meyer

    Vice Chair, The Putnam County Community Foundation

     

CFC Regional Liaisons

Region 1 – Northwest

Peter McCown, Community Foundation of Elkhart County (Term 1 – 2023-2025)

Region 2 – Northeast

Patty Grant, Wabash County Community Foundation (Term 2 – 2023-2025)

Region 3 – West Central

Kelly Taylor, Montgomery County Community Foundation (Term 2 – 2022-2024)

Region 4 – Central

Mary Gibble, Hancock County Community Foundation (Term 2 – 2023-2025)

Region 5 – East Central

Mark Baird, Tipton County Community Foundation (Term 1 – 2023-2025)

Region 6 – Southwest

Hope Flores, Community Foundation Partnership | Lawrence & Martin (Term 1 – 2022-2024)

Region 7 – Southwest

Tye Sullivan, Community Foundation of Switzerland County (Term 1 – 2023-2025)

Your Regional Liaison Is Expected To:

  • Coordinate regular periodic regional meetings.

  • Be a strong liaison between the CFC and his/her region.

  • Regularly attend at least half of the scheduled CFC meetings.

  • Be a strong advocate for the enhancement ofthe community foundation field.

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