The Edgerton Area Foundation was established in 1988 and provides a permanent fund that will continue to grow and perpetuate benefits for Edgerton by investing in the community through donations and scholarships.
We are excited to invite you to our 2024 Purse Bingo, an event you won’t want to miss! Join us for an evening of fun, excitement, and the chance to win stunning designer purses while supporting a great cause.
Village of Edgerton Scoreboard Grant Project - picture includes EAF Director Kelly Wilhelm, Village Administrator Dawn Fitzcharles and Mayor Bob Day
Edgerton Local Schools Grant for the Book Vending Machine - picture includes Kelly Wilhelm, Rob Studer, Shea Walkup, Cindy Thiel, Lisa Siebenaler, Tracey Pappenhagen, and Brett Grieser
Congratulations to our 2024 Scholarship Winners! Front row: Alexis Vermillion, Avery Dietsch, Caytlin Lucas, Lola Giesige, Clara Gerschutz; Back row: Kennedy Stuut, Anna Vermillion, Ella Miler, Kaytlann Timbrook, Kaden Kennerk, Carter Herman, and Elijah Martin.
Heritage Rough Rider Revolver - Skip Markland (253)
Ruger LCP II 380 - Skip Markland (252)
Sig Sauer P365X - Phil Helton (505)
Ruger 10/22 - Stephanie Gary (921)
Springfield Echelon 9MM - Josh Giesige (986)
Smith & Wesson 686 6" Barrel - Greg Bockrath (713)
Pointer FT3 Semi Automatic 12 ga - Terry Fitzcharles (277)
Henry Golden Boy Silver Receiver - Coral Rose (406)
Mossberg Patriot 6.5 Creedmoor - Ryan Ruble (064)
Savage Axis 305 Legend w/ Scope - Riley Burdine (072)
To continue supporting community projects the Foundation needs donations from area individuals, businesses, and memorials. Follow in the footsteps of other Edgerton area benefactors and make your generous tax deductible donation today. If a gift of $5000 or more is given to the Foundation, the donor may direct the donation to an activity or particular area of interest. Note, however, that all grants are unrestricted and the non-profit is not bound by the recommendations. All other gifts will be distributed by the Foundation to areas and projects it will most benefit.
The stated purpose of the EAF is to benefit the community by investing in better recreational facilities, aiding worthwhile public programs, assisting with property beautification projects, and improving public health.
There are may ways to give including an outright gift, annual donations, or naming EAF in your estate plan.
Contact us for information on how you can make a donation!
William James
In 2018 Edgerton Local Schools and the Edgerton Area Foundation established a relationship in order to provide the alumni, community members, and industry leaders an opportunity to give back to the local school district. The program became known as the Capital Campaign and targeted three primary renovation needs of the school district: the track and field discus pit, track resurfacing, and building a new press box on the home side of the football stadium.
We’re thrilled to announce the successful completion of our Capital Campaign project! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, donors, and supporters, we have officially completed this milestone project. From start to finish, this effort has been a true labor of love, with every dollar raised helping us bring much-needed improvements and opportunities to the Edgerton Local School's athletic complex.
Thank you for believing in this vision and making it a reality. We can’t wait to see the positive impact this project will have for years to come!
Joyce Gendron (pictured with Director Kelly Wilhelm) of the Edgerton Public Library accepts a grant from the Edgerton Area Foundation for a new book display case.
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