Continuously serving Kosciusko County since 1854
WINONA LAKE – K21 Health Foundation announced grants totaling $470,478 to nonprofit organizations whose projects improve the health and wellness of Kosciusko County residents.
“Improving the health of Kosciusko County residents is what drives our focus and priorities,” said Rich Haddad, K21 Health Foundation president and CEO. “These grants reflect our dedication to fostering wellbeing across all ages and creating wellness for generations — both today and into the future.”
K21 Health Foundation awards grants in four key health pillars: Community Culture & Wellbeing, Direct Services & Prevention, Health Access & Opportunity and Youth Development & Activity.
2025 quarter two grant recipients are:
• Agaitas – Camps/Events for 2025
• City of Warsaw – Warsaw Downtown Multimodal Trail
• Grace College – Medical Imaging Training Equipment
• Kosciusko Community YMCA – Rock Steady Boxing Program Expansion
• Lake City BMX Club – Replace Rental Bikes and Helmets
• Live Well Kosciusko – Marketing and Development Project
• Live Well Kosciusko-Clubhouse – Kosciusko County Mental Health Clubhouse
• Lost Sparrows – 2025 Healing Childhood Trauma Conference
• Main Street Warsaw – Downtown Community Fitness and Wellness Program
• North Webster Community Center – Facility Updates and Renovations
• Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center – Website Development
• Servants at Work (SAWs) – Wheelchair Ramps for Kosciusko County residents
• All-County Fire Departments – AutoPulse batteries for County Fire Departments
For more information and to learn more about K21 Health Foundation’s grantmaking, visit k21healthfoundation.org or contact Angie Summers, operations manager, at angie@k21healthfoundation.org or 574-269-5188.
