DCF Proactive Grant Supports Sunman Rural Fire Department

Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 9:54 AM

By Dearborn Community Foundation, news release

DCF Board member Jim Stock recommended the grant.

 DCF Board member Jim Stock, left, presents a $1,000 grant to Tommy Burns, center, and Warren Bruns of Sunman Rural Fire Department.

(Dearborn County, Ind.) - The Dearborn Community Foundation (DCF), Inc. recently awarded a $1,000 Proactive Grant to Sunman Rural Fire Department.

In its 26th year of helping donors make a difference, DCF is awarding 15 proactive grants of $1,000 each throughout 2024 to charitable organizations that serve Dearborn County residents. Each of the Foundation’s 15 volunteer Board members is recommending a grant. The money comes from the Foundation’s Unrestricted Endowment Funds, established by donors to provide flexibility to address changing needs in the community over the years.

DCF Board member Jim Stock, New Alsace, recommended the grant because he’s seen the great job the volunteers at Sunman Rural Fire Department do as the primary fire service provider for a significant portion of Northwestern Dearborn County.

“They serve Northern Dearborn County very well,” said Stock. “I wanted to show my appreciation by recommending this grant to help with what the fire department needs to continue this wonderful service to the community.”

To learn more about Sunman Rural Fire Department or to support its good works through a donation or as a volunteer, visit its website: new.sunmanfire.com.

Anyone can contribute to an unrestricted endowment at DCF and help make impact grants like the 15 DCF Board members are recommending in 2024. For a list of the unrestricted endowments and to learn more about the Foundation, call 812-539-4115 or visit the Foundation website at dearborncf.org. If you are interested in contributing to DCF, visit our website’s “Give Now” page to donate online and to learn about other giving options.

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