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Terre Haute, IN 47807
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Phone: 1 (812) 232-2234
Toll Free: 1 (877) 232-2230

Email: info@wvcf.org

News & Events

Sullivan County Community Foundation Awards $10,000 Emergency Grant to The Salvation Army of Sullivan, Indiana

The Sullivan County Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Wabash Valley Community Foundation, has awarded a $10,000 emergency grant to The Salvation Army of Sullivan, Indiana. The Salvation Army of Sullivan, Indiana mobilized its disaster team unit in response to the March 31 tornado which left devastation and destruction across the community. Within hours of […]
Community Foundation Launches ‘Help Sullivan Recover’ in Wake of Devastation

With extensive damage in Sullivan County from the recent devastating storms, the Wabash Valley Community Foundation has launched an ongoing emergency and disaster relief fund to help support recovery and relief efforts in Sullivan County. The donation fund provides an avenue for those wishing to contribute and is set to prioritize immediate and long-term recovery […]
The Hidden Gem of Merom, Indiana

On the banks of the Wabash River in Sullivan County, Indiana lies a very small town by the name of Merom. Its name, Merom, means high place on the river and it commemorates the Battle of the Waters of Merom, a story that appears in the Old Testament. With a population of around 191 (according […]
A Small Town with Big Pride: Clay City, Indiana

Clay City, Indiana was established in 1873 as a railroad town. Like many other rural south Central Indiana towns, its origins revolved around the two predominant commodities: coal and rail. After going through several different name iterations, the community settled on Clay City because of the abundance of clay in the region. One of its […]
Guaranteeing a Better Tomorrow: Brazil, Indiana

“Growth is the only guarantee that tomorrow will be better.” — Brook Reinoehl, President of the Clay County Chamber of Commerce Brazil, Indiana started as a “Gold Rush” type of town in the 1850s; but instead of gold, the rush was around coal. Brazil coal was a sought-after commodity and sold as a standard on […]

Memorials

Andrew “Andy” Irwin

Andrew “Andy” Wayne Irwin was born in Sullivan County on May 7, 1978. Andy was a 1996 graduate of Sullivan High School and became a dedicated, outstanding lineman for Duke Energy, Win Energy, and General Foreman for ARC American. He did multiple hurricane restoration disasters, his first one being Hurricane Katrina, and spent a year […]

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Emil Page

Emil was born June 1, 1938 to Everett and Margaret Land Page. He attended Carlisle High School where he lettered four years in basketball under coach Jerry Kunkle. He was also very active in FFA and received the 1956 FAA Star Farmer Award and traveled to Denver, Colorado to be honored with the FFA American […]

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John W. Switzer

John was born on June 21, 1942, in Linden, Indiana the son of Herbert “Pete” and Catherine (Coopman) Switzer. He graduated from Linden High School in 1960 and Ball State University with BS Degree in Mathematics and Physical Education in 1964. While at Ball State, John was a founding member of the Beta Theta Pi […]

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Joan (Jo) Brown

Joan (Jo) Brown left this world much too soon on December 16, 2022. If friends should so desire, contributions may be sent in Jo’s memory to the Wabash Valley Community Foundation, 200 South 8th Street, Terre Haute, IN 47807 or by clicking below. TweetShare

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Brian Miller

Freeman Brian Miller was born November 17, 1949 in Jasonville, IN to Freeman Eugene “Red” Miller Edith Loretta “Letty” Edmonson Miller. He married the love of his life and high school sweetheart, Zina Jane Burton. Together, they had two children: Corisa Yvonne Diehl-Carlin and Freeman (Kurt) Miller. He was the first in his family to […]

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