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 Camp
Fire USA Northwest Ohio Council
305
West Hardin Street
Findlay, Ohio 45840
PH: (419)422-5415
Fax: 419-422-5499
E-mail:
fun@campfireusa-nwohio.com
Camp Fire USA Northwest Ohio Council builds caring, confident youth and
future leaders. We are a leader in after-school and out of school time programming. We are inclusive and
open to every person in the communities we serve. We foster leadership, engaging
children and youth to give service and make decisions. We respect and celebrate nature.
 Children's
Mentoring Connection of Hancock County, Inc.
305 East Lincoln
Findlay, Ohio 45840
PH: 419-424-9752
Fax: 419/424-8400
E-mail:
hancbbbs@bright.net
Children's Mentoring
Connection of Hancock County, Inc. - Weekly contact
sharing ideas, values, life experiences - Small group
activities for
children on waiting list. Common focus: childcare,
school work,
relationship with others.
 Community
Foundation
101
W. Sandusky St., Suite 207
Findlay, OH 45840
PH:
419-425-1100
Fax: 419-425-9339
E-mail:
commfdn@bright.net
The Findlay-Hancock County
Community Foundation is a tax exempt, not-for-profit, autonomous,
publicly supported, philanthropic institution. It is organized
and operated as a permanent collection of endowment funds for the
long-term benefit of the Hancock County area.
The Community
Foundation is a vehicle to enhance the quality of life in Hancock
County by using a variety of funds entrusted to its stewardship by
people, corporations, and organizations of various means to address
community problems and opportunities. The Community Foundation
has a broad grant program available to all charitable organizations in
Hancock County and serves all portions of the populations.
 Fostoria
Area Chamber of Commerce
121 North Main Street
Fostoria, Ohio 44830
PH: 419-435-0486
FAX 419.435.0936
E-mail:
chamberfost@aol.com
In 1854, the villages of Rome and Risdon were united
by Charles Foster, forming the community of
Fostoria. The City of Fostoria is named after
Charles Foster who was the founding father of our
town.
Our community of approximately 14,000 is situated in
northwestern Ohio on the county line separating
Seneca, Hancock, and Wood counties.
 Fostoria
Area Visitors Bureau
121 North Main Street
Fostoria, Ohio 44830
PH: 419-435-0486
FAX 419.435.0936
E-mail: info@VisitFostoria.com
Welcome
to Fostoria, Ohio. Located
in northwestern Ohio, Fostoria features many attractions
for visitors. There's something for everyone in the
Fostoria area - glass collectors, train enthusiasts,
history buffs or those who would just like to enjoy the
local water parks, fun festivals, good meals or golf at
a top-notch course.
- Glass
Collectors will appreciate the original Fostoria
Glass pieces at the local Glass Museum.
- Train
Enthusiasts will thrill to the "Iron
Triangle" in Fostoria. The only one of its kind
in the country, Fostoria's Iron Triangle draws
guests from many countries.
- The
local historical museum features the best of
Fostoria's past including one of Ohio's first
governors, the rising of the glass industry and a
train history which includes the first electrified
switchboard in the world.
 Fostoria
Rail Preservation Society
PO Box 421
Fostoria, Ohio 44830
PH: 419-435-1781The
Fostoria Rail Preservation Society is dedicated to the
Preservation and Education of Fostoria Area Train
Heritage.
As
a 501(c)(3) organization, the FRPS accepts tax-exempt
donations to further our organization objectives and
preservation of historical Rail buildings.
 Hancock
County Agency on Aging, Inc.
423 Trenton Ave.
Findlay , OH 45840
PH: 419-423-8496
E-mail:
contactus@HancockSeniors.org
The
Hancock County Agency on Aging offers programs and services to
support senior adults in remaining independent and in their own
homes as well as to enrich the quality of their lives. Our services
are available to any senior living in Hancock County,
age 55 or better, regardless of income, health or other
circumstances. We also partner with area non-profits and businesses
to offer a wide range of support and enrichment programs to expand
the options and opportunities for our seniors to enjoy.
Hancock County Board
Of Elections
The Hancock County
Board of Elections
209 West Main Cross St., Suite 103
Findlay, OH 45840
PH: 419-422-3245
Fax: 419-424-7293
Hours: 8:30-4:30
Hancock County Board of Elections
online! Includes voting information, live election results,
election calendar, pollworker information, elected officials, on the
ballot information and locations of where to vote.
 Hancock County
Crime Stoppers
PH: 419-425-8477
Crime Stoppers of Findlay/Hancock County, Inc. is
made up of a board of directors with no more than 16 members. The
Findlay Chief of Police, the Hancock County Sheriff, the Commander of
the Findlay Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, and the Hancock
County Prosecutor are standing members of the board. The remaining
members are individuals from business and industry, from Findlay and
Hancock County, who are interested in crime prevention and bringing
criminals to justice. A law enforcement coordinator is assigned to the
board and serves as liaison between the anonymous callers and the board
of directors.
 Hancock
Historical Museum
422 West Sandusky Street
Findlay, OH 45840
PH: 419-423-4433
Fax:419-423-2154
The Hancock
Historical Museum is a local history museum committed to collecting
and preserving the historical information of Hancock County. The
museum complex at 422 W. Sandusky St. in Findlay includes the
Victorian-era Hull/Flater House; an addition at the back of the house,
which includes an Exhibit Center, Special Exhibit Room, archives, Cole
Congressional Study Room, conference room, meeting room, and S & P
Carlin Mercantile Gift Shop; the barn, which includes an agricultural
gallery, a transportation gallery, and a classroom; and the Crawford
Log House. The museum also owns and operates the Little Red
Schoolhouse and the miniature Riverside Train on C.R.36 on the east
side of Findlay.
Open Hours are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday afternoons from
1-4 pm.
Call419-423-4433 for more information.
 Hancock
Parks District
1424 E. Main Cross Street
Findlay, Ohio 45840
Office & 24 Hour Parks Hotline:
PH:
419-425-PARK (7275)
Fax:419-423-5811
E-mail:
hpdparks@bright.net
Year-round parks and outdoor
recreation await visitors to a network of public facilities
supported by the residents of Hancock County. Enjoy our
scenic, historic, natural parks for all seasons, for all reasons,
“Down By The Old Mill Stream”.
 Hancock
Solid Waste Management District
320 S. Main Street
Findlay, Ohio
45840
PH: 419-424-7210
Email:
hancockSWMD@co.hancock.oh.us
The Hancock County Solid
Waste Management District provides information about
community recycling awareness and litter prevention
programs and activities. The District supports events
such as litter collections, recycling collection drives
and the operation of a local Material Recovery Facility
as well as providing opportunities for volunteer
involvement and public education programs.
 Kiwanis
Club of Findlay
601 S. Main Street
Findlay, Ohio
45840
PH: 419-427-8452
Email: joinus@findlaykiwanis.org
Kiwanis
is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to
changing the world - one child and one community at a
time. Throughout its
history, the Kiwanis name has been synonymous with
endeavors that serve not only the children of the world,
but adults and communities as well.
The Kiwanis Club of Findlay, Ohio was chartered on
March 2, 1920 and has been actively involved in the
community through sponsored programs, projects, and
activities. Through a variety fundraisers,
the Kiwanis Club of Findlay contributes over $23,000 and
23,000 service hours annually to needs of children,
adults, organizations, and programs in our local area.
Ohio
Circulation Managers Association
 Mike Gorsich
Circulation Director
The Times-Reporter
629 Wabash Ave NW
PO Box 667
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
PH: 330-364-8389
E-mail:
MJGorsich@aol.com
The Ohio Circulation Manager's
Association is recognized throughout the industry as one of the
stronger circulation associations in the country.
Rotary Club of Findlay
101 W. Sandusky St.
#200
Findlay, OH 45840
PH: 419.422.7557
The Rotary Club of Findlay a
member of Rotary International, an association of Rotary
clubs around the world, which today numbers almost
32,000 clubs in over 200 countries.
The Rotary Club of Findlay,
approximately 200-members strong, was founded by the
city's leaders back in 1920, and continues with the
leaders of today.
The Findlay Rotary Club
makes a positive impact in our community and world
through the efforts of our many committees and
activities. Please consider joining us for a Findlay Rotary
Club meeting.
Sandusky
County Park District
1970 Countryside Place
Fremont, OH 43420
PH: 419-334-4495
Toll Free: (888) 200-5577
E-mail:
scpd@scpd-parks.org
Sandusky County Park District facilities are open everyday, year-round, 8
a.m. to dark. Enjoy swimming, scuba diving, camping, fishing, biking, cross
country skiing, picnic facilities and more. Hiking paths include paved,
boardwalk, and grassy surface. Nature education and outdoor programs are
also available year-round for all ages.
 United
Way of Hancock County
124 W. Front St.
Findlay, Ohio 45840
UW: 419-423-1432
Volunteer Center: 419-423-1775
Fax: 419-423-4918
Since 1955, United Way of Hancock
County (Ohio) has gone from doing fundraising for a handful of
organizations to funding programs and services at 16 non-profit
agencies that serve the residents from Hancock County. United
Way today is not only a fundraising organization, but it is also a
"community building" organization. By partnering with other
non-profits and the local business and industry sector, United Way
works to make sure that what is being done is best for Hancock County.
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