Community Foundation Week is November 12-18. It’s the perfect opportunity to share what we do to work with you to make sure Rush County is cared for today, tomorrow, and  … Read more

Community Grants provide support to our local nonprofits, where it’s needed most. Applicants make the case for their project or program. Our grants committee weighs the applications against the needs  … Read more

When Betsy Williams learned about women’s giving circles, she reached out to her friends and mutual RCCF supporters – Pam Hoeing, Shelly King, Heather Meckes, Amy Ploeger, Cindy Taff, with  … Read more

Donors establish Field of Interest Funds to support a particular cause or area of life that they care about. It’s a way to create permanent funding for what matters most  … Read more

“Thank you to RCCF for providing a grant for Dumpster Days! Also, thank you to the Volunteer Fire Departments for helping unload many cars, trucks, and trailers! We collected 141.74  … Read more

Did you know there are ways to support RCCF without dipping into your bank account? And for a limited time, gifts to Community Grants Funds are matched 2:1. Triple your  … Read more

When RCCF donors care about a certain cause or area of life, they might choose to start a field of interest fund to support it. Our 18 field of interest  … Read more

The City of Rushville Parks Department received a grant from the Rita Yager Memorial Ag Fund for $1,210.16. They purchased supplies such as binoculars, field guides, books, nets, and magnifying  … Read more

When the RCHS Class of 1974 was planning their 50th reunion, they reached out to us to find a way to give back to the community. Their campaign to raise  … Read more

Construction of Rush County’s Love Community Center (LCC) is slated for completion by the end of 2024. Services provided at the LCC will address many challenges facing the community, including  … Read more