The Henry C. Ulen Foundation, named for the founder and benefactor of Ulen Country Club and the Town of Ulen, was incorporated in the state of Indiana as a charitable, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) entity on September 22, 2010. It is a separate and distinct legal entity from Ulen Country Club and the Town of Ulen and is governed by its own Board of Directors with its own set of Bylaws.

The Henry C. Ulen Foundation’s primary purpose is to preserve, maintain and enhance the historical integrity and significance of Ulen Country Club, its historic clubhouse and golf course, and the Town of Ulen, all listed in 2015 on the National Register of Historic Places.
Ulen C.C. and the Town of Ulen may both be assisted through Foundation grant requests for capital projects which are approved by the Henry C. Ulen Foundation’s Board of Directors. Approved grants enhance Ulen Country Club and the Town of Ulen for members, potential members, and Ulen residents.  Listing on the National Register of Historic Places also provides many state and federal opportunities for specific preservation incentives, grants, and benefits.
The Foundation has been funded by individual and corporate grants.  The benefits of donating to The Henry C. Ulen Foundation include tax deductible donations for the donor, funding for maintenance and updating of Ulen Country Club that the membership would otherwise be required to fund, and other projects within the Town of Ulen.
Donations can be made via a member’s monthly club bill, by credit card, or by check made to the Henry C. Ulen Foundation at 100 Country Club Drive, Lebanon, IN 46052. 
Further questions about the Henry C. Ulen Foundation may be directed to any of its Board of Directors: Kent Frandsen, president; Pete Obremskey, vice president; Josh Kammerer, treasurer; Sally Tanselle, secretary; Janet Dollard, Randy Francis, Mary Anne Herny, Kerek Johnson, Kerry Kries, and Chip Werry.