Distribution Committee Report - The Coshocton Foundation

September 14, 2010

$2,175 to the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum for a light-switch replacement project
$1,700 to Ridgewood High School science department for a microscope video camera
$4,656 to Central Elementary School for Smart Boards for 3^rd and 4^th grade classrooms
$2,000 to Echoing Hills for a mattress replacement project
$10,000 to the Coshocton City/County Park District toward the aqueduct bridge renovation project
$2,000 to the Friends of the Animal Shelter for a pet rescue transportation van
$5,000 to Habitat for Humanity toward the establishment of a ReStore for recycling building products
$2,000 to Montessori Pre-School for replacement of chairs, tables and rugs
$5,000 to Coshocton County Memorial Hospital for new units for the Lifeline program
$100 to Positive Balance for financial literacy materials
$9,800 to the Pomerene Center for the Arts to assist with enhancements to the vacant Park Hotel site

$10,800 to the Coshocton High School Math Department for Smart Boards for its classrooms
$7,500 to the Hope Clinic of Coshocton for medical equipment
$3,000 to the Mentoring Center of Coshocton County to develop a peer mentoring program
$3,000 to the Coshocton Public Library to purchase laptops and increase broadband accessibility to the community
$3,000 to First Step Family Violence Intervention Services to assist with part-time staffing needs at the domestic violence shelter
$3,000 to Coshocton High School “Camp Invention” for a hands-on summer science camp
$2,500 to the Ridgewood Baseball Boosters to assist with the replacement of the ballfield fence
$2,000 to Sacred Heart School for scholarships for the pre-school program
$1,500 to the Coshocton County Chapter of the American Red Cross for technological equipment
$1,500 to the Coshocton County Career Center for books and tools for indigent students
$1,500 to Coshocton Group Workcamps for home improvement materials for the youth mission group scheduled to visit Coshocton in 2010
$1,500 to Coshocton C.A.R.E.S. to assist with post-secondary enrollment

$100,000 to the Coshocton County Regional Airport Authority for the extension of the runway to 5,000 feet. $50,000 will be awarded during grant year 2008-09 and $50,000 will be awarded during grant year 2009-10
$1,500 to the Coshocton Community Choir for its music programs
$550 to Ridgewood Elementary School for a first-grade reading program
$1,000 to Kno-Ho-Co Community Action Corporation for the purchase of an autoclave machine to sterilize equipment for the Cervical Cancer Screening project
$447.50 to the Coshocton Soil & Water Conservation District for a storm drain stenciling project
$1,000 to the Johnson Humrickhouse Museum for the remodeling and renovation of a community work room $15,000 to the Walhonding Valley Historical Society toward the purchase of the old Warsaw Hotel building

With more than $366,000 in requests, the Distribution Committee granted the following at its June 12, 2008, meeting
$10,000 to the Coshocton Port Authority for a feasibility study at the site of the former General Electric plant
$1,000 to the Coshocton C.A.R.E.S. college access program to a program to help prepare students for college entrance
$15,000 to the Coshocton Alternative School for its 2008-2009 program year
$1,500 to Ridgewood Elementary School for a kindergarten summer reading program
$2,500 to the Coshocton County Health Department for training for public information in emergency situations
$3,622 to the Coshocton Public Library for a microfilm reader-printer
$4,000 to Ridgewood Recreation for ball diamonds at the Fresno and Plainfield school sites

$20,000 to Echoing Hills to implement a water improvement project
$500 to Crawford Township Trustees to replace damaged historical marker
$5,000 to Sacred Heart Elementary School for a program for gifted students
$15,000 to the Village of West Lafayette for a PVC membrane for the community pool, contingent on the Village obtaining the remainder of the necessary funding
$25,000 to the Coshocton Airport Amthitheater project
$10,000 to River View Jr. High for updated materials, resources and equipment for the school library
$5,000 to Dollars for Scholars
$5,000 to the American Red Cross for disaster services

$7,000.00 to Coshocton City Recreation for construction of two dugouts at City Recreation Park.
$3,244.00 to the Coshocton County Board of MR/DD for an Autism Resource Center at Hopewell School.
$1,000.00 to Clary Garden Foundation for permanent plant labels throughout the gardens.
$600.00 to Ridgewood High School for the Presidential Classroom program.

$2,290.00 to Coshocton Community Choir for support of the choir’s music endeavors
$3,348.23 to Ridgewood High School for an LCD project and Smart Board
$10,000.00 to the Animal Shelter for its building expansion
$10,000.00 to First Step Family Violence Intervention Services for improvements at the domestic violence shelter
$1,000.00 to the Coshocton County Career Center for books and supplies for indigent students
$8,730.00 to the Handicapped Society to complete parking lot at its office facility
$2,000.00 to Boy Scout Troop #403 for a camping trailer.
$3,496.00 to Precious Treasures to replace a copier

$5,000.00 toward the replacement of the roof at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum, to be distributed when funding for the remainder of the project has been secured.
$5,000.00 for the Coshocton High School Marching Band toward the purchase of band instruments.

A request from the Coshocton County Arts and Cultural Alliance for $6,000. Money will be used communicate the value of our arts and cultural heritage.
$10,000 was granted to the Ridgewood Music Boosters for new band uniforms.
Coshocton Alternative School was given $20,000.
Coshocton City Schools was granted $22,219.00 for a wireless mobile computer lab for Lincoln School.
$2,200 to Keene Elementary for a literacy program.
College C.A.R.E.S College Access ACT Test Prep was awarded $10,200.
Ridgewood High was awarded $10,000 for a new soccer field.
$10,000 was awarded to Habitat for Humanity to get them started on their sixth house in the community.