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JCCF names new Board Chair

Meade-Courtesy of JCCF

FRANKLIN, Ind. - The Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) recently welcomed Evan Meade, of Franciscan Health, as its 2026 Board Chair.

Having served as Vice Chair last year, Meade brings valuable experience, insight, and guidance to this leadership role.     

In its statement, JCCF also thanked Tom Sprague for his dedicated service as the 2025 Board Chair. His commitment was instrumental in a successful year for the Foundation.   

The individuals on the volunteer board are representative of the community and recognized for their involvement in civic affairs. Their leadership is key to maintaining JCCF's mission and vision. 

The Board acts independently of government or any other public or private entity. Each member is elected to serve a maximum of eight years without compensation.

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