About LEF

The corporation was first established on April 18, 1990 as the Willet H. Parr Jr. Foundation, Inc. as a memorial to the late partner of the Parr Richey Obremskey & Morton of Lebanon. The name was revised on September 17, 1990 to the Lebanon Educational Foundation, Inc.

The LEF is a non-profit, IRS exempt organization under 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations made to LEF are tax deductible.

Our Mission

Lebanon Educational Foundation supports the Lebanon Community School Corporation by partnering with donors to invest in our community’s educational future.

What does our mission support?

LEF awards scholarships to LHS Senior students that are planning to attend an institution of higher education after graduating from the LHS.

LEF awards classroom grants to teachers for programs and expenditures that cannot be funded by the school’s regular budget. Programs must be educational, innovative and creative.

LEF provides funding for various LCSC programs, departments, projects, etc.

Board of Directors

The business and affairs of the corporation are managed by a board of up to twenty (20) members who each serve for a term of three years. Most members are elected by a majority vote of the members of the corporation present at the annual meeting. A board member may succeed himself/herself two (2) times in succession unless otherwise waived by a vote of two-thirds (2/3) of the Board.

Derek Warren – President

Mary Meyer – Vice President

Krisha Sutphin – Treasurer

Melanie Beltran – Secretary

Pam Reese – Director

Jeff Smock – Director

Jesse Smith – Director

Denise Niblick – Director

Anne Patterson – Director

Dr. Jon Milleman – Director

Jason Joris – Director

Ginger Harris – Director

Adam Shifflett – Director

Michael Reynolds – Director

Shelly Ladd – Director

Jocelyn Taylor – Director

Executive Committee

The Executive Committee consists of the Officers of the Corporation; i.e., President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer/Finance Chair, and the Superintendent of the LCSC or their designee, a representative of the Parr Richey Obremskey & Morton law firm, and up to four persons to be selected by the Board of Directors.

Meetings

Annual Business Meeting: Held in April of each fiscal year for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business matters that need to take place on an annual basis.

Board Meetings: Held approximately six times during the fiscal year.

Executive Committee Meeting: Held approximately six times during the fiscal year.

The LEF Mission:

Revised and Approved April 16, 2007

The Lebanon Educational Foundation supports the Lebanon Community School Corporation by partnering with donors to invest in our community's educational future.

  Lebanon Educational Foundation
  Hattie B. Stokes Elementary
  1005 Hendricks Dr.
  Lebanon, IN. 46052
  765.482.1185
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