We grow together. We are neighbors. We provide mutual benefits.
Sponsorships make Keep Evansville Beautiful’s Strategic Plan and individual programs and projects possible.
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Extraordinary Sponsors
Cash donations of $10,000 and up, 2010-2011
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Roots to Grow Sponsors
Cash donations of $2,000 to $9,999
- Alcoa Warrick Operations
- Allied-Republic Waste
- Bussing-Koch Foundation
- Deaconess Hospital
- Downtown Kiwanis
- Evansville Courier and Press
- Evansville Urban Enterprise Assoc.
- Fifth Third Bank
- Jeffrey A. Bosse Family
- Joseph Parker
- Kiwanis Club of the North Side
- Mead Johnson Nutritionals
- Mr. & Mrs. Bob Giolitto & Family
- North Side Business Assn. Inc.
- Old National Bank
- Peabody Energy
- Springleaf Finance
Major In-Kind Honor Roll
Major gifts of service or materials
- Acclaim Graphics
- Bernardin Lochmueller & Associates
- Deig Bros. Construction
- Evansville Courier & Press
- IBEW Local 16
- Industrial Contractors, Inc.
- NM Bunge Masonry
- TownSquare Media
- Home Depot
Garvin Park Fountain
Donations to Keep Evansville Beautiful Restricted for this project
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Signature Sponsors for Garvin Fountain from 2009-2011
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Major Gifts for Garvin Fountain from 2009-2011
- Alan Braun
- Bob and Joyce Giolitto
- Bussing-Koch Foundation
- Deaconess Hospital
- Don's Cleaners
- Downtown Kiwanis
- Evansville Parks Foundation
- Green River Kiwanis
- Jacobsville Area Community Corps.
- Jacobsville Neighborhood Association
- Joseph Parker
- Northside Kiwanis
- Northside Business Association
- The Evansville Enterprise Zone
- Turoni's Main Street
In-Kind Major Gifts for Garvin Fountain from 2009-2011
- Bernardin Lockmueller & Associates
- Bricklayers Local 4
- Deig Brothers Construction
- Evansville Courier & Press
- Evansville Natural Stone
- Hafer Associates
- IBEW Local 16
- Industrial Contractors Inc.
- Landscapes by Dallas Foster
- Leadership Evansville Class of 2006
- NM Bunge Masonry
Keep Evansville Beautiful also salutes local media for its dedicated support in spreading the word about this project, Tri-State Resource Recovery and the Evansville Otters for special fundraisers, and the 39 other donors. We did it by working and pulling together.
