K21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $159,557 to nonprofit organizations whose projects impact the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.

When nonprofit and community leaders have the skills, connections and resources they need to lead effectively, their organizations are better equipped to serve our community. That’s why we believe that investing in leaders is an important part of building a healthier Kosciusko County.

Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts enriches lives by fostering innovative educational programs, developing professional talent and connecting communities through transformative performing arts experiences.

Magical Meadows provides a natural space for those with physical, mental or emotional challenges, along with their families, to experience the healing power of horses.

Cancer Services enhances the quality of life of those affected by cancer by providing meaningful resources, information and compassionate assistance.

North Webster Community Center has served as the heart of community wellbeing in North Webster for nearly 25 years.

Every grant proposal we receive represents an opportunity to improve the health and well-being of our community members. Whether you’re applying for the first time or returning with a new project, our goal is to make the grant process collaborative, transparent, and approachable.

The K21 Health Foundation has awarded $1,708,227 in grants to several nonprofit organizations dedicated to enhancing the health and well-being of Kosciusko County residents.

At K21 Health Foundation, our mission is to build a healthier, more vibrant Kosciusko County—now and for generations to come. We partner with organizations that strengthen health and wellbeing in our community. Our Health Pillars outline the types of opportunities we fund and how they contribute to fulfilling our vision for a healthier community.

As the year comes to a close and the holiday season encourages reflection, we’re filled with thanks—for our partners, our community and our shared commitment to improving health and wellness across Kosciusko County.

Winona Lake, IN—K21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $530,302 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.

Universally accessible playgrounds create an environment that fosters inclusion, dignity and shared experiences for everyone, including those with physical, sensory, cognitive or social-emotional differences.

Winona Lake, IN – K21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $470,478 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.

Under normal circumstances, identifying all these resources would be challenging and time-consuming. Under financial and healthrelated stress, they can be overwhelming. Fortunately, in Kosciusko County, we have the Pavilion Help Center.

The Kosciusko Community Recovery Program (KCRP) helps Kosciusko County Jail inmates on their path to recovery—supporting re-entry into community life and reducing recidivism.

In 2013, no children’s therapeutic services existed within an hour of Kosciusko County. Rebecca Bazzoni, a physical therapist with a passion for helping kids, decided to fill that need by opening a pediatric clinic in Warsaw as a satellite location of another nonprofit, with support from K21 Health Foundation.

Since 1999, K21 Health Foundation has invested in the wellbeing of Kosciusko County community members by supporting nonprofits and organizations that impact their health.

Winona Lake, IN – K21 Health Foundation announces grants totaling $3,345,327 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.

At K21 Health Foundation, we support nonprofit organizations that benefit the health of Kosciusko County residents. With grantmaking that focuses on four health pillars, we aim to comprehensively improve the wellbeing of community members.

Winona Lake, Ind. — K21 Health Foundation (K21) is excited to announce the promotion of Angie Summers to the position of Operations Manager.