2026-05-14T14:52:56-04:00 2025-06-30 352009629 LONG & ASSOCIATES PC 8388 E 116TH ST SUITE A FISHERS IN 460389370 990EZ 2024-07-01 273670205 SOUTHERN HANCOCK EDUCATION FDN DBA NEW PALESTINE EDUCATION FDN SOUT 6176948086 PO BOX 711 NEW PALESTINE IN 46163 JENNIFER DROPSEY TREASURER 6176948086 2026-05-14 true THOMAS R LONG CPA P00043274 3175775975 2026-05-14 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X WWW.NEWPALEDFOUNDATION.COM X X 116986 X 66072 490 703 49721 17461 32963 99525 33170 18425 157 5749 57501 42024 86849 128873 X 90005 131040 90005 131040 3156 2167 86849 128873 X OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT QUALITY EDUCATION IN BRANDYWINE AND SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIPS. THE FOUNDATION HAS IDENTIFIED THREE KEY AREAS OF SUPPORT. (1) TO SUPPORT TEACHER INNOVATION IN THEIR CLASSROOMS THROUGH A TEACHER MINI-GRANT PROGRAM. EACH FALL TEACHERS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPY FOR FUNDS THAT WILL IMPACT STUDENT LEARNING IN THEIR CLASSROOM. THESE GRANTS TYPICALLY RUN BETWEEN 200 TO 500. (2) TO FUND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN EACH OF THE SOUTHERN HANCOCK SCHOOLS. EACH YEAR, SCHOOLS ARE GRANTED FUNDS TO SUPPORT SCHOOL LEADERS ABILITY TO IMPLEMENT HIGH QUALITY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. (3) AT ONE TIME THERE WAS A NEED TO ASSIST ELIGIBLE STUDENTS WITH THE FEES FOR ADVANCE PLACEMENT AND DUAL CREDIT COURSES. THIS AREA PRESENTLY IS NOT AN AREA OF NEED; THEREFORE, THE FOUNDATION HAS SOUGHT OTHER AREAS TO SUPPORT THE SOUTHERN HANCOCK SCHOOLS. WE WERE ABLE TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. THESE GRANTS COVERED A VARIETY OF THINGS FROM CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, LITERATURE, FLEXIBLE SEATING, TECHNOLOGY AND MUCH MORE. THESE GRANTS WERE ABLE TO DIRECTLY IMPACT THE STUDENTS OF THE CSCSHC DISTRICT. 23828 48159 THE ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO CONTRIBUTE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS FOR OUR DISTRICT STAFF ALONG WITH POTENTIAL SCHOOL-WIDE NEEDS. 3500 3500 THE ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE SCHOOL ADMNISTRATORS WITH FUNDS TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT THEIR SCHOOL'S TEACHERS AND STAFF AND BUILD MORALE. EACH ADMINISTRATOR WAS ABLE TO USE THE GRANTED MONEY TO PROVIDE AN APPRECIATION EVENT AT THEIR SCHOOL. 5692 5692 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS. 150 150 57501 LINDA FOWLER PRESIDENT 15.00 0 KAITLYN ARTHUR VICE PRESIDE 15.00 0 JENNIFER DROPSEY TREASURER 15.00 0 NETTIE GREULICH SECRETARY 15.00 0 KIM TAYLOR PAST PRESIDE 15.00 0 LAURA BELL BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 ASHLEY MARKS BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 MICHELE MARSH BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 ASHLEY MARKS BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 MICHELE MARSH BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 JESSICA WALKER BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 DIANA ABNER BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 NIA NEEB BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 GARY HALIBURTON BOARD MEMBER 000.00 0 false false false false false false false false false IN JENNIFER DROPSEY P O BOX 711 NEW PALESTINE IN 46163 6176948086 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 49605 56462 42175 41598 66072 255912 19984 24857 50914 95755 49605 56462 62159 66455 116986 351667 351667 49605 56462 62159 66455 116986 351667 1.00000 1.00000 0.00000 0.00000 X CASINO ROYALE G 65898 34500 31398 3150 5118 875 8318 MAJOR SAVERS FU 18323 18323 84221 34500 49721 3150 5118 875 8318 17461 32260 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 CASH CONTRIBUTION: 33,170 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES ADVERTISING 605 DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIPONS 868 OFFICE EXPENSE 222 WEBSITE MAINTENANCE 512 TRAINING 175 INSURANCE 1,725 CONTRIBUTION TO ENDOWMENT 1,000 DUES AND MEMBERSHIP FEES 530 MERCHANT FEES 112 TOTAL 5,749 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 3,156 2,167 FORM 990-EZ, PART III OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT QUALITY EDUCATION IN BRANDYWINE AND SUGAR CREEK TOWNSHIPS. THE FOUNDATION HAS IDENTIFIED THREE KEY AREAS OF SUPPORT. (1) TO SUPPORT TEACHER INNOVATION IN THEIR CLASSROOMS THROUGH A TEACHER MINI-GRANT PROGRAM. EACH FALL TEACHERS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPY FOR FUNDS THAT WILL IMPACT STUDENT LEARNING IN THEIR CLASSROOM. THESE GRANTS TYPICALLY RUN BETWEEN 200 TO 500. (2) TO FUND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN EACH OF THE SOUTHERN HANCOCK SCHOOLS. EACH YEAR, SCHOOLS ARE GRANTED FUNDS TO SUPPORT SCHOOL LEADERS ABILITY TO IMPLEMENT HIGH QUALITY PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. (3) AT ONE TIME THERE WAS A NEED TO ASSIST ELIGIBLE STUDENTS WITH THE FEES FOR ADVANCE PLACEMENT AND DUAL CREDIT COURSES. THIS AREA PRESENTLY IS NOT AN AREA OF NEED; THEREFORE, THE FOUNDATION HAS SOUGHT OTHER AREAS TO SUPPORT THE SOUTHERN HANCOCK SCHOOLS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 WE WERE ABLE TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO TEACHERS, ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFF WITHIN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT. THESE GRANTS COVERED A VARIETY OF THINGS FROM CLASSROOM SUPPLIES, EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, LITERATURE, FLEXIBLE SEATING, TECHNOLOGY AND MUCH MORE. THESE GRANTS WERE ABLE TO DIRECTLY IMPACT THE STUDENTS OF THE CSCSHC DISTRICT. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 30 THE ORGANIZATION WAS ABLE TO PROVIDE SCHOOL ADMNISTRATORS WITH FUNDS TO ENCOURAGE AND SUPPORT THEIR SCHOOL'S TEACHERS AND STAFF AND BUILD MORALE. EACH ADMINISTRATOR WAS ABLE TO USE THE GRANTED MONEY TO PROVIDE AN APPRECIATION EVENT AT THEIR SCHOOL. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 OTHER MISCELLANEOUS PROGRAMS.