Meet Our Staff
Colleen Engle, Interim Executive Director
Colleen is a long-time resident of Parke County. She grew up in Rockville and graduated from Rockville Jr. Sr. High School in 2007. Colleen went on to attend Indiana State University to study Marketing and Psychology; she graduated from ISU in 2011. Outside of work, Colleen enjoys spending time with family, reading and helping maintain the family farm.
Colleen joined the Parke County Community Foundation in 2012 and has since served in many roles. She is currently the Interim Executive Director here at PCCF. Her main roles include managing asset development, assisting in portfolio oversight, donor relations, scholarships programs, and staff management.
Amy Edwards, Grants & Communications Administrator
Amy has lived in Parke County for the majority of her life. She grew up in northern Parke County and has lived in Rockville for several years. She graduated from Maranatha Christian School in 2001. Prior to joining the Parke County Community Foundation, Amy worked in corrections for 17 years. She has also been a Travel Agent for more than 12 years. Amy has always had a heart to serve others and is honored to help PCCF serve the community. Outside of work, Amy loves to spend time with family and friends, play with her dogs, and travel the world.
Amy joined the Parke County Community Foundation in 2024. In her current role, she manages the Grants Program & PCCF’s marketing and communications, processes all donations & invoices, and helps keep the office organized and running smoothly.
Brad C. Bumgardner, Senior Staff Consultant
Brad received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from Lincoln Christian University in Lincoln, Illinois where he captained both the basketball and baseball teams. Following his years in Lincoln, he performed graduate study in Counseling Psychology at Indiana State University. Brad is Board Certified in Mutual Fund Investment vehicles. He joined the Parke County Community Foundation in 1997; serving first as board member, board vice chair and, since 2000, as our Executive Director.
He is the past chair of the Community Foundation State Committee in Indiana, is a member of the Board of Directors at the Indiana Philanthropy Alliance and the Parke County Learning Center, and served on Governor Daniel’s Commission for Historic Indiana Courthouses.
On May 1, 2025, Brad retired after 25 years as PCCF’s Executive Director. In retirement, Brad will serve in a consulting role to current PCCF staff.