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Thanks to the generosity of members who participate in Operation Round Up, much good has been done in the community through the funds awarded from the People Fund. Below is a listing of some awards granted for 2003-2006.

2006

  • $500 to the Northmor Local School District to send ten students from Johnsville Elementary School’s MH Unit to therapy classes at Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center.
  • $5,000 to The Council for Older Adults- Funding will be used to support the critical service of home delivered meals.
  • $5,000 to the Fredericktown Joint Emergency Ambulance District to help fund a generator receptacle for the emergency shelter.
  • $1400 Whetstone Industries- funds will be utilized to purchase a shed and two portable container for newspaper drop off sites for individuals who do not have recycling service.
  • $2500 Ohio Chautauqua in Delaware- Funds are to assist in the marketing of The Ohio Chautauqua.
  • $90 to the Hartford Volunteer Fire Department- The funds will be used to assist the fire department in distributing “File of Life” cards to the residents that they serve.
  • $5,000 to the Morrow County Health Coalition- Funding will be used to purchase t-shirts and pedometers for over 500 participants at the kick-off event of the Morrow in Motion Campaign.
  • $5,000 to the Common Ground Free Store Ministries- Funds will be used for initial start-up costs for the renovation and preparation of the Common Ground Free Store.
  • $5000 to I CAN Go To College- Funds will be used for regional expansion in Delaware and Morrow Counties, and to purchase books, notebooks, inserts, brochures, and access center supplies.
  • $5,000 to The Literacy Coalition ofDelaware County for the“Lunch Buddies” program at BuckeyeValley Elementary School.
  • $2,500 to Delaware CreativeHousing, Inc.for the purchase of a landscapetrailer.
  • $3,700 to the FredericktownCommunity Library to purchase computers, printers, and a digital camera for their expansion oftheir community computer lab.

2005

  • $661 to Grady Memorial Hospital for bleachers for Kids Safety Scene at the Delaware Joint Vocational School.
  • $1,100 to Buckeye Valley School District for AED cabinets for each of the five school buildings.
  • $1,500 to Andrews House for a tape media backup and five tapes to backup computer files.
  • $3,000 to an individual for repairs to a mobile home providing the structure can be repaired.
  • $1,750 to Recovery and Prevention Resources of Delaware/Morrow County for 25 Freedom from Smoking kits and 25 Nicotine Replacement vouchers.
  • $4,797 to Delaware Speech and Hearing for equipment (computer, software, swing and more) for the Exceptional Children’s Autism Scholarship program.
  • $4,850 to Morrow County Historical Society for the installation of a handicap-accessible ramp and porch entrance.
  • $4,018 to the Ohio Retreat Center to replace water heaters and a waterline.
  • $4,500 to Selover Public Library to fund wireless access point, projector and notebook computer.
  • $140 to Morrow County MRDD for two glucometer units and test strips.
  • $2,500 to Morrow County Agricultural Society to purchase paint for three buildings on the fairgrounds.
  • $2,265 to the Village of Edison to fund the purchase of an emergency siren controller.
  • $3,750 to the Community Library of Sunbury for five laptop computers to provide computer training to patrons in the library’s classroom.
  • $3,160 to the Humane Society of Morrow County for 10 kennels and 10 portable crates for the Society’s animal shelter.
  • $1,332 to the Northmor Local School District for 360 bicycle helmets used in conjunction with a bicycle safety program.
  • $900 to the Prairie Nature Center at the Ohio State University in Marion to replace picnic tables that were destroyed by arson.
  • $705 to Morrow County Community Action for a freezer and shelving units for the food pantry.
  • $5,000 to the Delaware General Health District helped provide for a mascot to promote a new program on food safety and education.
  • $1,026 to Girl Scout Troop 1991 for funds to help promote their “Health Awareness Fair”.
  • $4,000 to Gilead Christian School for their resource program supplies.
  • $4,000 to the Clothes Closet to purchase clothes, racks, hangers, shelves, storage bins, computer, and lumber to build dressing rooms.
  • $2,500 to The Arts Castle to replace a skylight and refinish a damaged ballroom floor.
  • $1,000 to The Arc of Morrow County for the Walk-n-Roll-athon.
  • $2,500 to the Johnsville Fire Department for the insulation of a metal pole building.
  • $5,000 to Habitat for Humanity for the purchase of a new tool trailer.

2004

  • Marion Goodwill Industries – $5,000 to help provide vehicles for the Good Wheels program. 
  • Recovery Alternative School - $3,000 to help defray some of the costs of transportation, lodging and food for students and staff to attend the Pride Youth Conference.
  • Delaware County Habitat for Humanity - $5,000 for signage, flyers, a computer and copier to start up Restore, a facility that sells reusable building materials. 
  • The Ohio State University at Marion - $1,000 to market Chautauqua, an educational program, to residents of counties outside Marion county, including Delaware and Morrow counties.
  • Buckeye Valley High School - $500 to help defray the cost of their annual Christmas luncheon and program for over 400 senior citizens in the community. 
  • Delaware County Cultural Arts Center - $5,000 to help pay some of the costs to renovate the Painting & Drawing studio. 
  • Bright Beginnings Preschool - $1,125 to purchase educational teaching resources and materials to start up the new preschool in the Marengo area.
  • Individual - $2,500 to help defray some of the cost of a used van with a wheelchair lift for a disabled individual who has multiple sclerosis.
  • Delaware County American Red Cross - $5,000 to help expand the Basic Aid Training for first aid to 4th through 6th graders in the county.
  • Heritage Day Health Centers - $1,000 for construction of an interior (key padded) half gate at the day care center in Delaware to ensure the safety and security of clients.
  • Centerburg Baseball Softball Little League Association - $2,000 to help purchase and install lights at the Centerburg Memorial Park ball field.  
  • Senior Services for Independent Living of Delaware County - $600 for memory journals for Senior Companion clients and home care clients to record events of their life for family members.
  • Individual - $600 for a computer for a grandson whom the grandparent home schools due to the child’s disabilities. 
  • Sunbury/Big Walnut Chamber of Commerce - $2,825 to fund the purchase of a computer, software and website design in order to create a website for the Chamber.
  • Hartford Volunteer Fire Department - $799 for a multi-gas detector and $1,245 for a CPAP device to help those experiencing congestive heart failure, pulmonary edema or asthma. 
  • Child - $450 for 10 weeks of therapy for a three-year-old child who has spastic quad cerebral palsy. 
  • The Disciple Shop - $5,000 to help defray badly needed renovations to this facility that helps clothe those in need. 
  • Literacy Coalition of Delaware County - $900 to help purchase bookshelves for books currently stored in boxes 
  • Delaware County Friends of the Trail - $4,480 to pay for fencing to help expand the multi-purpose trail going through Delaware County near Sunbury Ohio. 
  • Delaware City Schools - $750 to help implement an oral-motor/sensory integration treatment program for children in grades five through eight in Delaware County. 
  • Westerville Division of Fire - $261 to help purchase infant car seats for those that participate in the infant seat education/installation program. 
  • Individual - $1,000 to help defray the cost of a husband’s cremation expenses for an individual in financial need, who is also raising a grandchild. 
  • Mt. Gilead Fire Department - $1,600 to purchase an automatic electric defibrillator unit that can help save the life of someone experiencing a heart attack. 
  • Helpline of Delaware & Morrow Counties - $5,000 to purchase a refurbished copier and a laptop computer in order to provide training workshops for volunteers and organizations in the community. 
  • Fort Morrow Consolidated Fire District - $2,000 to purchase a generator and portable lights so the fire department has lighting to response to night emergencies better.

2003

  • $4,800 to Morrow County MRDD for two automatic electronic defibrillators and cabinets
  • $500 to an individual for a refrigerator and food
  • $3,000 to Fort Morrow Consolidated Fire District for an air cascade system
  • $4,000 to Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center to open an autism unit in Morrow County
  • $450 to an individual child for therapeutic equestrian riding lessons
  • $400 to an individual for a refrigerator
  • $4,350 to Delaware County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) program for child advocate service
  • $1,750 to the Andrews House to help with network/software for their Computer Learning Center
  • $2,302 to Morrow County Health Department for two automatic electronic defibrillators
  • $4,000 to Centerburg Board of Education to help build a community wellness center
  • $4,000 to Delaware County American Red Cross for emergency vehicle
  • $1,000 for five children to attend Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center
  • $4,000 for the Hartford County Jr. Fair building construction
  • $3,000 to Helpline for two computers for their Connections Volunteer Center
  • $3,500 to Mount Gilead Fire Department for thermal imaging camera
  • $1,120 to Marengo United Methodist Church for basketball hoops for family center
  • $497 to Morrow County Park District Board for park signage
  • $2,500 to Reach Out and Read Ohio for expansion of program to Morrow County