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The foundation's name stood nowhere in the 46 fragments; searched by place, it stands here once — at the school corporation's door. The find: in the first phase of its Comprehensive Counseling Initiative for Indiana K-12 Students, Lilly Endowment Inc. awarded planning grants totalling $9.14 million to 284 Indiana public school corporations and charter schools (announced 20 January 2017; individual grants from $8,302 to $50,000), and its published recipient roll carries, under the place heading "Lakeville," the Union-North United School Corporation. The grant's purpose was planning to strengthen school counseling and student pathways; the initiative's design contemplated implementation proposals (due 19 May 2017) for a four-year grant period. Residue, stated expressly: the corporation's individual planning-grant amount (somewhere inside the published $8,302–$50,000 range) and any implementation grant that followed were not found in the carriers reached — the Endowment's grants database searched by recipient, and the corporation's own board record, are the settlers, named current. No other Lilly line to this ground — no congregation, library, camp or foundation grant seated in Lakeville — was found in the Endowment's published programme record as reached; the county's larger Lilly flows (community-scholarship administration through the county foundations; the GIFT initiative behind them) are carried in this section's foundation article below, at their own strength. The Lilly article for this town is thus honestly small: one documented planning grant to its school corporation, 2017, amount inside a published range, sequel unreached.