- Iosco County Community Foundation Names 2023 Citizen and Junior Citizen of the Year
- ICCF Awards Over $11,000 in 2023 Youth Grants
- Community Foundation Announces Availability of 2023 Scholarships
- Community Foundation Helps Raise over $314,000 for Local Nonprofits on Giving Tuesday
- Community Foundation to Host 62 Nonprofits in Giving Tuesday NE MI 2022 Campaign
- Celebrating National Community Foundation Week 2022
- ICCF Seeks Nominations for Citizen of the Year/Junior Citizen of the Year
- Iosco County Community Foundation Awards Over $94,000 in 2022 Scholarships
- ICCF Accepting Applications for 2022 Community Improvement Grant
- Over $13,000 Awarded in ICCF YAC's 2022 Youth Grants
- ICCF Announces 2022 Youth Needs Assessment Results
- ICCF Announces 2022 Community Improvement Grants
- Community Foundation Receives National Standards Re-Accreditation
- Community Foundation Announces Availability of 2022 Scholarships
- 2022 YAC Grant Applications Being Accepted for Iosco County
- Community Foundation Helps Raise over $365,000 for Local Nonprofits on Giving Tuesday
- Community Foundation to Host 2021 Giving Tuesday Northeast Michigan Campaign
- Iosco County Community Foundation Awards Over $108,000 in Scholarships
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces 2021 Community Improvement Grants
- ICCF Announces over $10,000 in New Youth Grants
- Grant Money Available for Iosco County Community Projects
- Nominations Being Accepted for 2021 Iosco County Philanthropist of the Year
- Community Foundation Announces 2021 Scholarship Availability
- Grant Money Available for Projects Benefitting Area Youth
- Community Foundation Helps Raise over $233,000 for Local Nonprofits on Giving Tuesday
- Iosco County Nonprofits to Participate in Giving Tuesday Northeast Michigan
- Nonprofits Benefit from Charitable Gifts from Retirement Funds
- Virtual Workshop Will Help Nonprofits Manage through Crisis
- Iosco County Community Foundation Awards Over $88,000 in Scholarships
- Michigan is First State in Nation to Match its 2010 Census Self-Response Rate
- Fourth Round of $25,000 in Urgent Needs Fund Grants Announced
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces Over $12,000 in New Grants
- Third Round of $25,000 in Urgent Needs Fund Grants Announced
- Second Round of $25,000 in Urgent Needs Fund Grants Announced
- First Round of $25,000 in Urgent Needs Fund Grants Announced
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces over $12,000 in New Youth Grants
- Timothy Haskin Named Iosco County 2020 Philanthropist of the Year
- COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OPENS URGENT NEEDS FUND TO HELP NEIGHBORS IMPACTED BY COVID-19
- Grant Money Available for Iosco County Community Projects
- Community Foundation Announces $30,000 in Grants to Help Northeast Michigan Be Counted in 2020 Census
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces 2020 Scholarship Availability
- Nominations Being Accepted for 2020 Iosco County Philanthropist of the Year
- Grant Money Available for Projects Benefitting Area Youth
- Local Nonprofits to Participate in Giving Tuesday Northeast Michigan Event
- Community Foundation Joins Nationwide Celebration to Recognize the Local Impact of Community Foundations
- Community Foundation Announces New Census Grants, Accepts Applications for Round #2
- Community Foundation for Northeast Michigan Hosts Over 130 Youth Grantmakers
- Northeast Michigan Student Represents Youth at Regional Philanthropy Conference
- Nonprofit Board Basics Workshop to be Held in Oscoda
- Community Foundation Accepting Grant Proposals to Help Iosco County Be Counted in 2020 Census
- Community Foundation Awards Over $440,000 in Scholarships
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces Over $14,000 in New Grants
- Community Foundation to Serve as Northeast Michigan Census 2020 Nonprofit Hub
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces over $10,000 in New Youth Grants
- Grant Money Available for Iosco County Community Projects
- CFNEM Re-Accredited with Rigorous Philanthropic Standards
- Community Foundation Announces 2019 Scholarship Availability
- Grant Money Available for Projects Benefitting Area Youth
- Community Foundation Helps Raise over $156,000 for Local Nonprofits in 24 Hours
- Community Foundation to Host Giving Tuesday Event to Support Local Nonprofits
- Nonprofits Benefit from Charitable Gifts from Retirement Funds
- Tell Your Nonprofit’s Story with “Better Stories by Design” Workshop
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces $11,000 in New Grants
- Nancy Huck Named Iosco County Community Foundation’s 2018 Philanthropist of the Year
- Whittemore-Prescott Education Foundation Achieves Major Funding Goal
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces over $10,000 in New Youth Grants
- Grant Money Available for Iosco County Community Projects
- Iosco County Community Foundation Fund Provides $120,000 Grant for St. Joseph Health System Foundation
- Youth Advisory Council Identifies Top Issues Affecting Iosco County Youth
- Iosco County Community Foundation Announces 2018 Scholarship Availability
- Iosco County Community Foundation Finishes First Quarter with over $5.5 Million in Assets
- Nominations Being Accepted for 2018 Iosco County Philanthropist of the Year
- Grant Money Available for Projects Benefiting Area Youth
- Record Giving Tuesday for Community Foundation
- Alumni Group Establishes Whittemore-Prescott Education Foundation
- Iosco County Community Foundation Names 2017 Philanthropist of the Year
- Iosco County Youth Advisory Council Announces $10,000 in New Grants
- Community Foundation Accepting Grant Applications
- ICCF Accepting Nominations for 2017 Philanthropist of the Year
- Scholarships Available through Iosco County Community Foundation
- New Scholarship Offers Opportunity for Maritime Studies
- Community Foundation Hosts Youth Training Event
- Local Scholarship is Turning Big Dreams into Reality
- Youth Advisory Council Announces More Than $13,000 in New Grants
4/22/2020
The Iosco County Community Foundation (ICCF) named Timothy Haskin of Tawas City as its 2020 Philanthropist of the Year.
“We are so honored to be able to recognize Mr. Haskin for all he has done for so many local organizations, and for his work that goes above and beyond for our local youth and for our community,” said ICCF Board Member Cliff Miller. “His dedication to many causes, and his love of Iosco County is what really makes him stand out.”
Mr. Haskin taught at Tawas Area High School for 35 years. According to Lynn Kubisiak and Stacey Mochty, who nominated Haskin, his teaching experience allowed him to create connections with students, parents, colleagues and the community through many leadership roles. Among those roles were, and still are, involvement in Tawas Bay Players, as a National Honor Society advisor, the Tawas sports programs, Perchville, and many more.
“Tim is so much more than a monetary support person behind the success of a project, movement or goal,” said Barbara Hunter, a member of Tawas Bay Players Community Theater. “He is a part of what makes them happen. Tim is an outgoing, extroverted person who manages to sincerely remain humble regarding his talents or his role in making things happen.”
Mr. Haskin will be honored at a luncheon hosted by the Iosco County Community Foundation in September. He is the eighth Iosco County resident to be named Philanthropist of the Year. Previous honorees are Nancy Huck (2018), Aileen Elliott of East Tawas (2017), Brad Saegesser of Tawas City (2016), Kelby Ruckle of Whittemore (2015), Kathy Alward of Hale (2014), Jane Meyer of Oscoda (2013), and Dan Stock of Oscoda (2012).
The Iosco County Community Foundation created the Philanthropist of the Year Award to honor those who give of their time, talent and resources for the betterment of our communities.
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