This fund will provide scholarships to graduates of Tawas Area High School with a GPA between 2.5 and 3.0.

This endowment fund was established for the purpose of meeting the mental health needs and services in Iosco County, as recommended by the AuSable Valley Community Mental Health Foundation board of directors.

This annuity fund will pay income back to the donors as long as they live. After their deaths, any money remaining will be added to the Carl and Christine Huebner Scholarship Fund.

This endowment will provide a scholarship each year to a deserving student from Iosco County who wishes to pursue advanced studies in the field of music, creative writing, or the performing arts.

This endowment fund will provide support to the operations of Tawas F.I.S.H., Inc., a nonprofit organization in Tawas City.

This scholarship fund will provide scholarships to graduating seniors of Tawas Area High School.

This permanent endowment was created by family, friends and colleagues of Diana Smith who passed away in 2016. Diana was very involved with the Shoreline Players in Oscoda, Michigan, and this fund will support the youth theater program of Shoreline Players.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

This non-endowed fund was established to build or purchase and furnish a new library facility in East Tawas, MI.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

Scholarships are for students graduating from Hale High School. There are three different scholarships available, but only one application needs to be completed: Hale Area Education Foundation Scholarship, Beatty Bernard Scholarship, and the Rosetta Stone Scholarship. Check out our Facebook page for more information or call President Lynn Barclay at 989-728-7036. Applications are available at Hale Schools. The due date for submitting an application is March 1st; scholarships are awarded in May.

This fund was established to provide for the salary package, administrative costs, and programming expenses of a Career Development Coordinator (or similar title) who will provide professional advising and academic support services to students in grades 8-12 at Tawas Area Schools with a goal of increasing career/college readiness and post-secondary success.

This permanently endowed fund will support current and long-term monitoring, management, and protection of Coastal Properties. For this fund, Coastal Properties are those that lie within the Presque Isle Shoreline Conservation Area of the Great Lakes Ecoregion, which extends from the city of Cheboygan in Cheboygan County to the AuSable River in Iosco County. (Cheboygan, Presque Isle, Alpena, Alcona, and Iosco Counties)

This non-endowed fund is used for the operating expenses of the Iosco County Community Foundation.

This endowment fund was established to enhance and develop arts and humanities in Iosco County, including projects and activities which serve to develop an art gallery in Iosco County.

This endowment fund is used to make grants to non-profits for the benefit of the residents of Iosco County, at the discretion of the ICCF Board.

This endowment fund was established for prevention, education and improvement of healthcare for the general population of Iosco County.

This permanent endowment fund was created to provide grants in support of community-wide medical health initiatives focused primarily for the residents of Iosco County Michigan. (Examples would include access to care, population health education, population health strategies, and health needs assessments.)

This permanent endowment will help to support the Iosco County Humane Society.

A portion of the income from this endowment fund donated by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation is used by the ICCF Youth Advisory Council to teach young people about philanthropy and volunteerism by funding grants which benefit the youth in Iosco County.

This endowment fund was established for projects, causes, activities or persons that serve to protect, improve or increase appreciation for the natural environment and clean water of Iosco County lakes and rivers.

This permanent endowment was created by the Iosco County Historical Society to help to support the Iosco County Museum.

This endowment fund was created when the State of Michigan won its legal battle against the tobacco industry. Grants from this fund are awarded for programs that promote healthy youth and healthy seniors. Grants are awarded in conjunction with the ICCF Common Grants.

This special project fund will be used to build, maintain and provide amenities for a non-motorized pathway along the Au Sable River from Oscoda through Plainfield Township. This pathway will be dedicated to birding, biking, hiking, walking and all non-motorized activities.

This scholarship fund will support students pursuing a career in music or music-related studies, i.e., musician, music teacher, band and/or choir director. Students from Tawas Area High School shall receive first priority; students from other Iosco County schools shall be given second priority; and statewide students shall be given third priority.

The purpose of this endowment fund is threefold: 25% of the spendable balance is be distributed to the St. Joseph Education Foundation for the Benefit of Holy Family School, 25% is to be transferred to the Iosco County Community Needs Endowment Fund specifically to benefit the cities of Tawas City and East Tawas, and the remaining 50% is to be distributed to the Tawas Education Foundation General Fund.

This donor advised fund will make charitable grants as the donor recommends.

This fund will provide scholarships for current or former graduates of any high school in Iosco County studying at any college pursuing an undergraduate degree in any area of study, including trades and trade schools.

This endowment fund was established to meet the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Fund Advisory Committee.

This donor advised endowment fund is used for charitable purposes recommended by the Laidlaw Foundation Board of Trustees.

This permanently endowed fund will be used to improve and maintain the 144-acre Lake Huron Coastal Preserve through recreational trail development, ecological habitat management, and public education and engagement.

This endowed fund is used to award scholarships to two families who have students attending Holy Family Catholic School in East Tawas, Michigan. Any additional income, or undistributed income from prior years, may be used, at the option of the Donor or Donor's designee, whether for graduates of Holy Family School who are pursuing a degree in education or additional scholarship for students attending Holy Family School.

This endowment fund was created through a bequest to benefit Tawas St. Joseph Hospital.

This scholarship provides a very unique and significant opportunity for Iosco County residents looking to expand their knowledge and expertise in the fields of visual arts, drawing, painting, architecture or art history. Currently, this fund generates approximately $50,000 each year to award in scholarships for Iosco County residents attending college or other arts-related programs. Eligible applicants are those who will be attending an accredited institution to major in the arts in the following categories: architectural design, painting, drawing, and/or art history OR will be participating in a visual arts program, camp, apprenticeship or similar study program through a nonprofit organization or accredited institution.

This endowment fund is used for tuition scholarships for Holy Family School, based on financial need, for children of Holy Family Parish. Recipients will be selected by the Holy Family principal and the Holy Family Pastor.

This endowment fund will provide educational opportunities for staff of the Iosco-Arenac District Library to attend training in the field of library science.

This endowment fund was established to support Christian Youth Ministry Camps in Michigan.

This endowment fund was established to assist in supporting all educational programs that are approved and included in the regular curricula and programs of the Education Commission for St. Joseph Catholic (now known as Holy Family) School. In particular this fund may be used for teachers' salaries and benefits.

This permanent endowment fund will be used to assist St. Joseph Health System in Tawas City meet the health care needs of area residents.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of the Tawas community as determined by the Tawas Area Education Foundation Advisory Committee.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

This endowment fund was established for the educational needs of graduating seniors from Tawas Area High School. This fund is also used to award mini-grants to teachers for educational projects. Awards are determined by the Tawas Area Educational Foundation Advisory Committee.

This scholarship fund will support a graduating senior from Tawas Area High School. Preference may be given to first-generation college-bound students.

This endowment fund will provide scholarships for music programs and training for applicants from Iosco County.

This endowment fund was established by the Tawas Football Alumni Association to support scholarships for students participating in the football program at Tawas High School and to support the football program at Tawas High School.

This endowment fund was established by the Kiwanis Club of Tawas to assist them with projects benefiting the Tawas and East Tawas area.

This endowment fund was established to assist the Tawas United Methodist Church with enhancing and promoting Christian values in the Tawas community. Distributions may be made by recommendation of the Tawas United Methodist Board.

This endowment fund will help protect and preserve Van Etten Lake in Iosco County.

This fund will support projects and programs that will have a positive impact on student success and prepare them to successfully meet the challenges of the future, as deemed appropriate by the Whittemore-Prescott Education Foundation board of directors. These projects and programs will enhance and enrich the learning experiences of students at Whittemore-Prescott Area Schools.

This endowment fund is used in conjunction with the ICCF Community Needs Endowment Fund to make grants to Iosco area non-profit organizations.