Charles J. Strosacker

Civic involvement In addition to his contributions to the church, he assisted widows and others who were in need, paying bills and house payments. and designated a noteworthy chemical engineer by Marquis Who's Who.

Foundation In 1957 Strosacker established the Charles J. Strosacker Foundation, Ethel Thrune, niece of Charles Strosacker, was a key to the start of the Foundation and served as chairman of the board. According to the foundation, they are "small in design and primarily local in nature."

The United Way of Midland County gives the annual Charles J. Strosacker Award to an individual for their contributions to a partner agency that promotes the well-being of residents from Midland County. Nominees must demonstrate leadership, compassion, innovation and impact.

Significant recipients Saginaw Valley State University scholarships, capital projects, an endowed chair and programs Michigan State University $500K endowment fund for graduate research. City of Midland, Michigan Thrune Park, named in honor of Ethel Thrune, niece of Charles Strosacker and board chairman of Strosacker Foundation Northwood University $500K endowment fund for Arnold Football Endowment Alma College Charles J. Strosacker Theatre United Way Strosacker Center Strosacker Auditorium at Case Western Reserve University Strosacker Hall at Baldwin Wallace University Strosacker Science Center at Hillsdale College was constructed in 2008, consisting of a three-story addition/renovation with 17,200

Book Children can read the story of Charles Strosacker in a 2006 book titled, "The Quiet Gift," which was funded by the Midland Area Community Foundation and was given to visitors at Midland's Santa House.