WACF Spring 2021 Grants
Recently, the foundation completed the first of two scheduled grant cycles in 2021 with the awarding of eight grants totaling $23,500 to
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The Foundation has been able to place two memorial benches in honor of Larry Tester at Harmon Park
Through a generous donation from the Wapakoneta Women’s Club and additional support from the Jim and Ruth Emrick family, the Foundation has
WACF accepted a $2,000 grant from the Mercy Health Foundation of Greater Lima.
Robert Askins, Executive Director of the Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation was pleased to recently accept a $2,000 grant from the Mercy Health
Niki Schaub 4-H Memorial Scholarships Awarded
Earl Schaub and Jane Scheblo and their family members were please to once again award the Niki Schaub 4-H Memorial Scholarship at
The Foundation and the Wapakoneta Eagles Aerie 691 were pleased to award Community Park grants again in 2020.
The Foundation and the Wapakoneta Eagles Aerie 691 were pleased to award Community Park grants again in 2020. Four grants totaling $10,000
WACF Spring Grant Awards
Recently the Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation completed the first of two grant cycles scheduled for 2020. Twelve (12) area programs and services
Mercer Auglaize Van Wert (MAV) Youth Mentoring Lunch Program receives grant.
Angie Nixon and Molly Hay received a grant to support the Mercer Auglaize Van Wert (MAV) Youth Mentoring Lunch Program. This was
Community Health Professionals except a grant that will assist with hospice and patient care.
Nancy McMillan and Melissa Hittepole from Community Health Professionals, except a grant that will assist with hospice and patient care at the
Neil Armstrong Statue Project grant was presented to the Armstrong Air & Space Museum.
A grant to assist with the cost of the Neil Armstrong Statue Project was presented to the Armstrong Air & Space Museum
Kaitlin Snider and Zach Holtzapple attend the Foundation’s 2019 annual meeting.
Kaitlin Snider and Zach Holtzapple attended the Foundation’s 2019 annual meeting to discuss the impact of undergraduate and graduate scholarships received over