The Stuller Family Foundation

10/14/2026

🎓 Congratulations to our Fall 2026 Stuller Family Foundation Scholarship recipients at South Louisiana Community College (SoLAcc)!

We’re proud to support these students as they pursue their education at SoLAcc’s Lafayette Campus:

💻 Jahim Pitre — Application Software Development
📐 Michelle Caubarreaux — Drafting amp; Design Technology
📐 Arthur Legen — Drafting amp; Design Technology

👏 Join us in celebrating Jahim, Michelle and Arthur! We wish you a successful semester and look forward to seeing where your talents and hard work take you.

10/08/2026

💙 The Stuller Family Foundation is proud to continue supporting Affiliated Blind of Louisiana’s Camp Able, helping young people build independence, confidence and connection. 🌟

This year, our support enabled campers to attend the 2026 ABL State Convention, receive Meta AI Glasses 👓 and participate in hands-on training—exploring how technology can open new possibilities in everyday life. 🙌

We’re proud to invest in opportunities that empower young people to discover what’s possible. ✨ As ABL says, “Sight is optional, but vision is required!”

09/22/2026

🎉 Congratulations to Lafayette Kid News on receiving a $2,000 grant from the Stuller Family Foundation! 📰
Lafayette Kid News is creating a quarterly newspaper written entirely by kids in Lafayette, for kids in Lafayette, ages 7–12. The publication will give young people a fun and creative platform to share their voices, showcase their talents and contribute to their community. ✍️🎨
Each issue will feature kid-created content, including a Kid of the Quarter, puzzles and games, jokes, trivia, local sports and arts highlights, local history, an art gallery and a calendar of family-friendly community activities. By placing kids at the center of the publication, Lafayette Kid News will reflect the creativity, interests and ideas of Lafayette’s youngest citizens. 🌟
In today’s world, where social media, phones and other devices occupy so much of our time, the Stuller Family Foundation is especially proud to invest in projects that challenge young people to slow down, think deeply and create something meaningful. 📚💡
Lafayette Kid News encourages students to write, read, research, interview others, explore their community and develop their own ideas. It turns children from passive consumers of content into active storytellers, artists and community contributors.
The project also fills an important gap by giving children a place to publish their work, celebrate the accomplishments of their peers and build valuable skills in communication, teamwork and leadership. It will help families, schools and community organizations see Lafayette through the eyes of its children. 🤝❤️
Most importantly, Lafayette Kid News shows young people that their ideas and voices matter. The Stuller Family Foundation is proud to support this creative platform and looks forward to seeing Lafayette’s kids share their stories, connect with their community and become the placemakers of tomorrow. 🏡✨

07/16/2026

🎉 Congratulations to the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities on receiving a Capital Improvement Grant!* 🎉

This investment recognizes the incredible work LEH does to preserve Louisiana's history, culture, and stories while expanding educational opportunities across all 64 parishes. Through grants, literacy initiatives, teacher resources, cultural programming, and community partnerships, LEH continues to enrich the lives of Louisianans of every generation. 

Here in Lafayette, LEH has played a vital role at Immaculate Heart of Mary School, helping transform the campus into a thriving early childhood education center. Their support has expanded access to quality learning opportunities for hundreds of children through new classrooms, campus improvements, and enhanced educational resources. 

Congratulations to the entire LEH team on this well-deserved recognition and thank you for your continued commitment to strengthening Louisiana's communities through education, culture, and the humanities! 👏

06/22/2026

🏃♀️💗 Empowering Girls. Building Confidence. Inspiring Leaders.

Each year, Girls on the Run South Louisiana serves nearly 500 girls across Acadiana through its 10-week afterschool programs and summer camps, helping participants develop confidence, emotional resilience, healthy habits, and a lifelong appreciation for physical activity.

Through the support of the Stuller Family Foundation, girls— including participants at the Boys & Girls Club of Acadiana—receive the curriculum materials, journals, activity supplies, and keepsakes that bring these life-changing lessons to life.

✨ The impact extends far beyond the finish line.
💬 "I saw my child doing breathing exercises and telling herself, 'I can do it' when math got hard. Her confidence has improved and so have her grades."

💬 "She's been able to express her feelings more, teach us what she's learned, and she's already excited for next year's season."

From classrooms to homes, these young girls are learning that they are stronger, braver, and more capable than they ever imagined. 💪🌟

📅 The Fall 2026 season for girls in grades 3–8 begins in September.
🙋‍♀️ Program site and volunteer applications are open through August!
🔗 Learn more and get involved: www.girlsontherunsola.org/start-team

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06/17/2026

🎸✈️ The Stuller Family Foundation was proud to be one of the sponsors for this year's Rockin' on the Runway annual fundraising event benefiting St. Mary's Residential Community & Services in Alexandria, Louisiana.
This year's event was a tremendous success, welcoming a sold-out crowd of more than 2,000 attendees who came together in support of an incredible mission.
Home to more than 200 individuals with developmental disabilities, St. Mary's provides compassionate care, meaningful opportunities, and a vibrant community where residents can live with dignity and thrive.
We are honored to support organizations whose work enriches lives and strengthens communities across Louisiana. Thank you to the staff, volunteers, sponsors, and supporters who helped make this unforgettable evening possible.
❤️ Congratulations to St. Mary's Residential Community & Services on another remarkable event and for the lasting impact you make every day.

06/04/2026

🤝🌟 Stronger Nonprofits. Stronger Communities. 🌟🤝

The Stuller Family Foundation recently partnered with the Community Foundation of Acadiana and fellow philanthropic organizations to host a pilot nonprofit-funder conference designed to create meaningful connections between local nonprofits and potential funding partners. 💙🏡

Why does this matter? Because great ideas and impactful programs often need more than funding—they need relationships, collaboration, mentorship, and access to the right resources to grow and thrive. 🚀📈

By bringing nonprofits and funders together in the same room, we created an opportunity to:
🤝 Build new relationships
💡 Share ideas, challenges, and opportunities
📣 Increase awareness of community needs
🌎 Strengthen collaboration across the nonprofit sector
📈 Identify funding pathways and strategic partnerships

❤️ Foster conversations that lead to greater community impact
One of the greatest benefits of a pilot program is the opportunity to learn.

🎯 Throughout the conference, we gained valuable insights into how the experience can be refined and strengthened to provide meaningful value for nonprofits at every stage of development—from emerging organizations building their foundations 🌱 to mature nonprofits looking to scale their impact and sustainability. 🏗️

📝 We gathered thoughtful feedback.
🔍 Identified opportunities for improvement.
💭 Explored new ideas and formats.
🎓 Discussed ways to better serve organizations throughout their life cycle.
🚀 Began laying the groundwork for an even stronger experience in the future.

Too often, nonprofits and funders operate independently despite sharing the same goal: creating stronger, healthier, and more vibrant communities. 🏘️

✨ This pilot conference helped bridge that gap and fostered conversations that can lead to lasting partnerships and greater impact across Acadiana.

A special thank you to Missy Bienvenu Andrade and the team at the Community Foundation of Acadiana, our philanthropic partners, and the nonprofit leaders who participated and shared their perspectives. 🙏💙
We look forward to building on what we learned and continuing to create opportunities that strengthen the organizations working every day to improve quality of life throughout our region. 🌟

💙 When nonprofits and funders collaborate, communities benefit.

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05/26/2026

The Stuller Family Foundation is now officially accepting applications for Grant Cycle 2! 📣

Nonprofit organizations serving Acadiana and making a meaningful impact in our communities are encouraged to apply.

🗓️ Application Deadline: June 19, 2026

The Foundation remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen children and families, education, community development, quality of life, and long-term community impact throughout our region.

We are grateful for the organizations and leaders working every day to make Acadiana stronger, healthier, and more vibrant.

For additional information and application details, please visit the Foundation’s website at www.stullerfoundation.org/apply

We invest in outstanding ideas and the people who power them.

04/30/2026

🎉👏 Big congratulations to Scholarship Recipient Benjamin LeBlanc! 👏🎉
We’re proud to celebrate Benjamin as the Spring 2026, South Louisiana Community College, Stuller Family Foundation scholarship recipient.💙
A Drafting & Design Technology student at the Lafayette Campus and a proud native of Youngsville 📍, Benjamin is putting in the work—balancing school, life, and responsibilities with determination and grit 💪📐
Because of this incredible support, he’s able to stay focused, continue his education, and build a future that will directly strengthen our community 🌱🏗️
This is what investing in people looks like. This is how we build Acadiana. 🙌
Keep going, Benjamin—we’re rooting for you! 🚀👏