Effingham County News Articles
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Wegman receives University of Illinois Dorothy Stier Memorial Scholarship
The scholarship is open to any female graduate of Effingham High School or St. Anthony High School planning to attend the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Effingham County CommunityWorks Endowment announces 2018 grant recipients
The Effingham County CommunityWorks Endowment is a fund of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation and distributes annual grants to support workforce development, early childhood education and childcare, and land use and protection.
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Recipients of 2018 Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Youth grants announced
The Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Fund for Youth, a fund of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation, is committed to supporting youth programs in Effingham County.
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Recipients of 2018 Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Visual Arts grants announced
Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation is pleased to announce that three area nonprofits have been named recipients of the 2018 Bill and Jacquelyn Jordan Anderson Visual Arts grant.
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Recipients of 2018 Siemer Milling Endowment Youth Leadership Grants announced
The Siemer Milling Company Endowment, a fund of Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation, was established in 2006 for the purpose of providing a permanent source of funding to programs in Effingham County that support the development of young leaders. Since its inception, the Siemer Milling Company Endowment has contributed more than $148,000 to nonprofit organizations serving Effingham County.
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Niebrugge Scholarship awards $40,000 to Effingham County graduates
Southeastern Illinois Community Foundation is pleased to announce the 2019 recipients of the Ray, Mary, and Tim Niebrugge Scholarship. Scholarships totaling $40,000 have been awarded to 32 students.
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Hightower siblings’ love of music reaches special needs community in California
The John K. Hightower Memorial Fund recently granted $1,000 to TERI, Inc., a San Diego-based nonprofit agency serving the needs of children and adults with autism and other developmental and learning disabilities, and their families.
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Washington Savings Bank contributes to LeAnn Schroeder Hardiek Friendship Endowment
On Friday, October 19 several employees of Washington Savings Bank participated in a “Wear Pink Day” to bring awareness to Breast Cancer for the month of October. Employees participating were encouraged to make a small monetary donation which the bank then matched, raising a grand total of $1,000 to help two local organizations.
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Teutopolis State Bank Fund awards grant to CEFS
Teutopolis State Bank recently granted $167 to the C.E.F.S. Learning Center for its Adult Volunteer Literacy Program.
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Teutopolis State Bank Fund awards grant to Teutopolis Lion's Club
The Teutopolis State Bank Fund has granted $1,000 to Teutopolis Lion’s Club to cover a portion of the expenses of Teutopolis youth participating in the Catholic Heart Workcamp.
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