2009 -Bill White
As a graduate from Indiana University for both his Bachelors and Masters in Education, Mr. White has spent his entire career dedicated to the at-risk, urban population of IPS.  It is with great gratitude that the Board of TechPoint Foundation recognizes Mr. White's commitment to advancing education through technology among underprivileged students, most notably as a champion of the New Tech High program at Arsenal Technical High School. More>>

2008 -Senator David Ford
On March 5th, Indiana lost a respected leader and public servant when Senator David Ford died after a battle with pancreatic cancer. Elected to the Senate in 1994, he was a pioneer in the creation of Indiana’s first-ever Senate Technology and Economic Development Committee. His wit, intelligence and character helped establish public policy in government, education, workforce development and economic development to create high-skill, high-wage jobs in a new economy that would benefit Indiana workers. . More>>

2007 - Daniel Kent & Net Literacy
In 2003, while still a middle school student, Daniel Kent, founded the Net Literacy Corporation, a 501 (c)(3) "youth empowered" non-profit organization that benefits from adult mentoring and direction. Now a high school senior attending Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School, Daniel continues to grow and develop the corporation. Net Literacy’s mission is to empower youth to increase computer availability and Internet literacy for underserved youth, families, and senior citizens. More>>

2006 - Stefan Anderson
Stefan Anderson is the retired CEO and Chairman of First Merchants Corporation.  A longtime business leader, he served for many years as a Director of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago.  Mr. Anderson’s many community leadership roles include service as chairman or director of the United Way of Delaware County, the Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County, the Minnetrista Cultural Center, the Muncie Symphony Orchestra, Ball Memorial Hospital Foundation, the Indiana Nature Conservancy, the Indiana State Museum, and TechPoint. More>>

2005 - Frances McCollum & Life's Transitions
Frances McCollum is the founder and president of Life’s Transitions, Inc., a non-profit organization that started in 1997. Life’s Transitions helps individuals and families with creative programs that empower them to be successful and contributing members of the community. With a focus on youth and education, More>>

2004 - Community TechLink
Community Tech Link, a program of United Way of Delaware County, exemplifies commitment and service towards high impact technology resources that bridge the digital divide for health and human service organizations serving the underprivileged citizens in Muncie and Delaware County. More>

2003 - Michael Weisbard

2002 - Rusty Johnson

Each of these individuals and organizations has provided an outstanding example of philanthropic activism in the technology community.