1999 HACF GRANT RECIPIENTS

HIGHLAND AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 1999 GRANT RECIPIENTS

From left are: Kae Schmitt, Foundation Grants Committee Chairperson; Debra Waller, director of the Alhambra PTO Latchkey Program; Patrolman Tom Anglin, chief advisor representing the Highland Police Explorers; Deb Bellm (seated), president of the Highland PTO, Jason Heim, also representing the Highland Police Explorers; Yvonne Halleman (seated) a member of the Pierron Improvement Corporation; Don White, a trustee of the Highland Masonic Lodge; Rene’ Friedel (seated), president of the Grantfork PTO; Lila Manville, a member of the Highland Historical Society; Joan Schuetz, president of the Highland Band Parents; and Terry Riffel, president of the Highland Area Community Foundation.


1999 GRANT RECIPIENT TOTAL - $8,000

Highland Band Parents

  • $750.00
  • To be used for lighting of the practice field located on the high school grounds.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Grantfork PTO

  • $500.00
  • To be used to purchase a new playground structure, new basketball poles/nets, soccer nets, and surfacing.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Highland Explorers

  • $1,500.00
  • To be used to assist Law Enforcement Explorer Post 95 in obtaining new equipment.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Highland Masonic Lodge

  • $1,000.00
  • To be used to renovate restrooms at the Masonic Temple.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Highland Historical Society

  • $2,000.00
  • To be used to construct a pavilion at the Latzer Homestead.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Highland Parent Teacher Organization

  • $750.00
  • To be used for renovation of the playground at the Lindenthal campus.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Pierron Improvement Corporation (Pic Park)

  • $1,000.00
  • To be used to provide a "Playground Program and Special Events" in the community of Pierron during the summer of 2000.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT

Alhambra PTO Latchkey Program

  • $500.00
  • To be used to assist with the inception of the after-school day care for school-age children in the Alhambra area.
  • GRANT FROM GENERAL ENDOWMENT