Ewing Cultural Center Funds
Total funds: 6
Ewing Cultural Center
Ewing Cultural Center is located on 6.5 acres of rolling lawns and themed gardens on the estate once known as Sunset Hill in Bloomington, Illinois. The property is owned and maintained by the Illinois State University Foundation who received the property as a gift from the estate of Hazle Buck Ewing. The Center is home to Ewing Manor, the Theatre at Ewing, and the Genevieve Green Gardens. The Center is used by Illinois State University students and faculty as well as K-12 schools and the community. Gifts to Ewing Cultural Center help the Illinois State University Foundation with restoration work of the Manor and upkeep of the property and gardens both providing educational opportunities year round.
Ewing Cultural Center and Gardens
Fund supports the general operational needs of Ewing Cultural Center.
Sally and Tom Jacob Ewing Manor Fund
The Sally and Tom Jacob Ewing Manor Fund supports maintenance of the Jacob Foundation and Benches named for members of the Jacob family. Funds may also be used for improvements and maintenance of the interior of Ewing Manor buildings.
Theatre at Ewing Maintenance Savings
The purpose of this fund is to support general upkeep, repairs, and needed maintenance of the Theatre at Ewing Cultural Center.