Distribution Committee Report - The Coshocton Foundation

September 24, 2013

$10,000 to the Coshocton County Agricultural Society toward resurfacing walkways at the fairground
$9,492 to Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation for purchase of a new vehicle
$8,000 to Coshocton Circles for support of the program to reduce poverty in our area
$5,000 to the United Way of Coshocton County for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library
$5,000 to Ronald McDonald House for lodging for Coshocton County families whose children are patients at Nationwide Children’s Hospital
$5,000 to the Coshocton Opportunity School for the Jobs for Ohio Graduates program
$4,500 to Johnson Humrickhouse Museum for building maintenance
$4,048 to Coshocton Community Housing for a generator for housing of disabled individuals
$3,500 to the Pomerene Center for the Arts for the Dancing Wheels performance
$2,500 to the Coshocton Opportunity School for its Dignity Model program

Clary Gardens Foundation – $3,750 for a new mower
Coshocton City Schools – $25,000 for technology in the new elementary school
Coshocton Chamber of Commerce – $2,500 for support of the hot air balloon festival
Girl Scouts Heartland Council – $2,500 for an anti-bullying program
Hopewell School – $850 for a preschool screening program
Maria Hay Forbes/Kids Campus – $225 for refrigerator repair
River View School District – $6,250 for Alternative School operations
Three Rivers Recreation (Canal Lewisville) – $500 for a mowing tractor

$25,000 to Coshocton Is Blooming for a community tree inventory and assessment
$10,000 to Coshocton County Headstart for its renovation program
$5,000 to Hope Clinic for diabetic supplies
$4,485 to the Coshocton County Park District for a computer system
$4,000 to St. John’s Church for personal care items for needy individuals
$4,000 to the Convention & Visitors’ Bureau for the Ohio Chautauqua
$4,000 to the Coshocton County Career Center for technology for disabled students
$4,000 to Coshocton City Schools for Camp Invention science program
$2,500 to Towne Centre Association for a statue honoring coal miners

Muskingum Council of Boy Scouts of – $16,496 for expansion of the dining hall at camp
Habitat for Humanity – $10,000 for next house to be built
First Step Family Violence Intervention Services – $5,220 toward a new roof on the shelter
River View School District – $5,107 for band uniforms
Ridgewood Recreation – $1,595 for a defibrillator unit
Coshocton County Career Center – $1,500 for books for under-privileged students
Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum – $1,500 for computer updates

Coshocton Footlight Players – $20,000 for capital improvements at the theater
Coshocton Co. Alternative School – $15,000 for programs
Coshocton Towne Centre Association – $5,000 for downtown Christmas lighting
Echoing Hills Village – $4,600 for swim lift device
Coshocton City Schools – $2,878 for a guided reading program
Sacred Heart Church – $2,500 for Society of St. Vincent De Paul community outreach programs
Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church – $2,500 for improvements at Frances Meredith Homeless Shelter
Coshocton County Resource Network – $2,000 for Chestnut Crossing learning center
Coshocton County Career Center – $1,500 for books for needy students
River View School District – $1,000 for special math programming at Warsaw Elementary
Ridgewood School District – $250 for Project MORE for reading at Ridgewood Middle School

$6,000 to Four Paws Pet Adoption Center for an animal transport van
$5,950 to Clary Gardens for a rose garden pavilion
$5,000 to Coshocton Citizen Circle for a released inmate intervention program
$5,000 to Walhonding Valley Historical Society for weather-proofing its museum
$3,060 to Junior Achievement for entrepreneurship programs in schools
$3,000 to ABLE (Adult Basic Literacy Education) for assistance with GED test costs
$2,500 to Coshocton Community Choir for robe storage
$1,782 to Hopewell School for classroom iPads

$5,000 to the City Schools/Tennis Association for a windscreen and tennis court improvements
$5,000 to Hope Clinic for diabetes supplies and education
$4,583 to Maternal and Child Health for clinic computers
$3,500 to Maria Hay Forbes/Kidz Campus for its Phase III kitchen project

$5,000 to United Way for the Dolly Parton Imagination Library
$5,000 to the Airport Amphitheater for flooring for the stage
$5,000 to the Coshocton Park District for canal boat renovations
$4,000 to Precious Treasures for playground equipment and repairs$2,550 to First Step for an air conditioner for the domestic violence shelter
$2,461 to Metropolitan Housing for computers for the learning center
$2,000 to Three Rivers Recreation for dougouts
$1,500 to Coshocton High School for construction of an observatory
$1,500 to the Pomerene Center for the Arts for a community art program
$1,000 to Boy Scout Troop 406 toward a cargo trailer
$1,000 to Central & Lincoln Elementary for two document cameras
$1,000 to Central Elementary for Project MORE for reading
$600 to River View Schools for the gifted program trip to Great Lakes Science Center

$5,000 to Kids America for the “Operation Fit Kids” program
$4,000 to the Children’s Dental Clinic for the purchase of a nitrous oxide unit
$3,000 to the Maria Hay Forbes-Kidz Campus for day care center improvements
$3,000 to the Coshocton City Schools for the “Camp Invention” science program
$1,025 to South Lawn Elementary School for the purchase of a document camera/projector
$1,000 to the Humane Society of Coshocton for an animal vaccination program
$1,000 to the Coshocton Countyy Career Center for the “Lobo Mart” student store
$1,000 to the United Way of Coshocton County for the purchase of new computer equipment