Impacting Lives

The scholarships and grants that individuals, organizations and businesses make available through the Stateline Community Foundation are for the purpose of fostering change for the better. It’s about impacting lives.

To that end, we always appreciate hearing back from those who have experienced directly or can speak to the impact resulting from our donors participation. We receive too many thank you’s and updates to post more than a few. All the same we do like to hear back from scholarship and grant recipients. Please share with us your story.

Nick Fillbach — Raymond Schoenfield Media/Journalism Scholarship, 2011

Nick Fillback -- Raymond Schoenfield Media/Journalism Scholarship, 2011

Alex Keesey — Donald Peterick Purple Rabbit Scholarship, 2011

Alex Keesey -- 2011

Family Services of Southern Wisconsin and Northern IllinoisA

s part of our commit to restore, sustain, and enhance lives in the Stateline area, Family Services relies heavily upon foundation support for our nine service programs.

For the past decade, the Stateline Community Foundation has played a critical role in our capacity to develop and maintain programs that address participant needs but cannot rely upon user fees. In addition, the Foundation has been a remarkably helpful sounding board for various projects.

The Foundation truly plays an important, wise, and essential role in enriching the quality of life within the Stateline community.

~ John Pfleiderer, Executive Director


Rock Valley Community ProgramsT

he financial support of the Stateline Community Foundation enables us to provide quality residential services and programming to the veterans who have given so much to maintain our freedom. We are working in collaboration with the VA and community resources to obtain education, employment and permanent housing for our veteran residents.

Your financial support is essential is assisting us with our goal of financial stability and personal empowerment for our veterans. In speaking with a few veteran residents, the availability of this program to them means a safe and clean place to live, assistance and time. The program is designed to allow a veteran to reside for up to 24-months while they work toward the ultimate goal of permanent supportive housing.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, RVCP Staff and residents, I would like to express our sincere appreciation for your support.

~ Angel Eggers, PHR Executive Director — Rock Valley Community Programs