This fund provides annual grants to support the Critter Meals on Wheels program at Neighborhood House in Peoria, IL. The program supplies pet food to Meals on Wheels recipients, ensuring both people and their pets are nourished.

This Designated Fund was established by Mary E. Eschelbach to provide annual unrestricted distributions to the Deer Creek Library District or its successor organizations.

This fund supports the preservation and beautification of the Historic Farmdale Cemetery. It provides for the restoration of historically significant monuments and graves, maintenance of public areas and landscaping, and the care of neglected burial sites—enhancing community heritage and easing the burden on local government.

The SSGT Jacob L. Frazier Memorial Fund honors Jake’s memory by supporting a scholarship in his name, and causes close to his heart. It pays tribute to his devotion to family, unwavering commitment to his TACP brothers, and the remarkable sense of humor he carried through every circumstance.

The Gameball Run Endowment Fund, created by Stacy Litersky, preserves and strengthens one of Morton’s most meaningful philanthropic traditions. Stacy conceived and launched the original fundraiser, building a community-wide effort that continues to raise money and awareness for OSF Children’s Hospital of Illinois.

This fund supports the Guardian Angel Residential Program for Youth through annual grants that help cover the costs of extracurricular activities for its residents. Funds may be used for fees, travel, equipment, and other expenses related to participation in school, park district, and community programs that would otherwise be financially out of reach.

The purpose of the fund is to provide needs-based scholarships to graduating seniors from Morton High School who plan to continue their education. As a permanently endowed fund, it is designed to provide support to students for generations to come.

This fund provides annual scholarships to students who have played in the Morton Lacrosse Club for at least two years and plan to continue playing lacrosse at the college level.

This scholarship supports Morton High School seniors pursuing a college education who are living with a single, widowed, or divorced parent.

The MGSA Endowment Fund provides annual grants to support scholarships for registration fees, player development, and upkeep or renovations of MGSA facilities.

This fund provides annual support to the Morton Gridiron Club to enhance the Morton High School football program, helping ensure a positive and enriching experience for every student involved.

This Endowment Fund was started in May of 2019 by the MCF Board of Directors, using their Variance Power to convert having determined that the Y.E.S. Pool Fund’s purpose was incapable of fulfillment and the money could be put to good use for a similar purpose.

This fund was created by an anonymous donor to support the Morton Orchestra Parents organization. Annual grants help purchase equipment to enhance the Morton Orchestra program each year.

This fund was created by residents of The Parkside of Morton in April of 2024. The purpose of the Fund is to provide annual grants to help offset the expenses of activities for residents of Parkside.

The purpose of this fund is to provide annual support to Pathway Ministries, helping meet their most important needs as determined by their staff and Board.

This fund provides tuition assistance for students attending Bethel Lutheran School whose families face financial hardship. It may also support other school needs as determined by the school’s administrators.

This fund provides annual support to the Tazewell Animal Protective Society (TAPS), a no-kill shelter in Pekin, Illinois. It was established in memory of Patricia Herndon Barley Shreeve to help care for dogs, cats, puppies, and kittens until they find permanent homes.

This fund provides an annual scholarship in memory of Chuck Tolly to a qualified student pursuing a career in critical care nursing at OSF Saint Francis College of Nursing.

This fund provides annual grants to support music-related activities, equipment, and participation costs within Morton School District 709. Priority is given to the choral department for activities, competitions, and related purchases.