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Annie's Locker Fund

Categories: Health | Youth & Families

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Annie’s Locker was started in 2008, inspired by a fellow runner who died from cancer and who, while battling cancer, asked for one thing: "Please run for me until I can run again." The idea was born to do something to inspire people toward a healthier lifestyle, and to remove barriers so that more people can find their "wings".

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Club Blue Fund

Categories: Multiple Purposes

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The Club Blue grant program was established to raise funds to supply the basic goods and services that promote the safety, health and well-being of children in need in our community.

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Deborah L. Newton Legacy Endowment

Categories: Arts & Humanities

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The purpose of the Legacy is to offer awards that provide art-making experiences to 7th and 8th-grade students and recognition to active adult artists similar to those Deborah received. These awards also reflect her work building and offering community to aspiring and established visual artists in her beloved Rockford Area, as she did when chatelaine of 317 Market Street from 1985 to 2004.
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Diane Thompson-Wells Memorial

Categories: Arts & Humanities

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Diane Thompson-Wells was a long-time benefactor of the Phantom Regiment and a devoted step-mother to three children; two of which were multi-year members of the Corps. Her contributions to the Corps included sewing drum covers and flag bags for members. She traveled extensively to shows delivering pay checks to staff, restocking souvenir items, and supporting her step children. Her service to the Corps included being a member of the Board of Directors with positions of Treasurer and Board President (1997).
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Kari Lotko Memorial Scholarship

Categories: Education

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Applicant must be a graduating student from St. Rita Grade School who will be attending Boylan Catholic High School. 

To apply, contact St. Rita Grade School at 815-398-3466.

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MembersAlliance Community Impact Fund

Categories: Multiple Purposes

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Alone, MembersAlliance can do some good, but together, we can make a real difference. In establishing the Community Impact Fund, they hope to help facilitate these efforts and expand the positive impact within our community. In addition to facilitating employee giving, MembersAlliance members and community members can now also help further this cause, by donating funds to this Impact Fund.
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Oregon Depot Endowment in Honor of Otto Dick

Categories: Arts & Humanities

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The very first depot in Oregon was a two-story building constructed in 1872. It was a frame structure with ticket office, passenger waiting room, and freight room on the first floor and crew sleeping quarters on the second floor. A fire was discovered at 5 am on Saturday, November 10, 1893, and an alarm was sounded and the fire bell was rung.

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Richard J. Schnell Memorial

Categories: Education | Health

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Richard John Schnell was born in Springfield, Illinois and grew up in Pecatonica. He was a 1946 graduate of St. Louis University’s Doctor of Dental Surgery degree program. He served in the United States Army before earning a master’s of science degree from Indiana University, and serving as a professor in the dental school’s Department of Dental Materials for nearly four decades. Dr.

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Rockford Pride Parade Endowment

Categories: Arts & Humanities

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The Rockford Area Pride Committee (RAPC) is holding its FIRST (of many) Rockford Area Pride Parade in 2024, and this fund will ensure it continues - FOREVER! The theme for this year is Celebrate, Remember, Unite- the theme embraces the fact that Pride is a celebration of person, being, love, and expression; but, remembering its' history and struggles, and uniting to continue the fight for equality and progress.
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