Our Building
Welcome to our Space!
At Foellinger Foundation, we champion opportunity and help create a community where each person has the chance to thrive. Our building plays a significant role in that—it’s a place for dreaming, collaborating, and doing. Together, we will uplift Allen County residents with the greatest economic need and least opportunity.
Take a Tour
Want to check out our facility before you request a room reservation? Take a video tour with President and CEO Sarah Strimmenos! Click below to watch.
Our History
Our office was originally built in 1992. Founder Helene Foellinger envisioned it as a convening space where Allen County nonprofit leaders collaborated and ideated ways to address our community’s most crucial issues. We updated our building in 2023 to bring that vision to life.
Request a Room
Our building includes four rooms that are available for use by Allen County 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations, eligible for our funding, at no cost. Host your next meeting with us!
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The Bandshell Room
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The Cabin Room
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The Newsroom
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The Garden
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Common Spaces
Find Us
Contact
Hours
Room Availability:
Monday - Friday
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
(Office Hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
FAQ
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To request a room, visit our request a room page.
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Rooms are available for use by Allen County nonprofits at no cost.
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Common spaces are available for small, one-on-one meetings. No reservations are required. Please call in advance to make sure staff is present and available to give you access to the space.
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We can accommodate meetings of up to 36 people. For more information about our available rooms and their sizes, visit our request a room page.
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Meeting spaces are available for use by Allen County 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations eligible for our funding. Meeting spaces are not available to private businesses or the general public.
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Foellinger Foundation is located at 520 E. Berry St. Open Google Maps.
Accessibility
The building features two historical displays. Audio is available for both.
