The Honeywell Foundation

The Foundation owns and operates The Honeywell center, an arts and entertainment facility that includes a 1,500-seat theater, an art gallery, roller skating rink, meeting rooms and a restaurant facility in downtown wabash, Indiana. The Foundation also owns and operates eagles theatre, which features movies, live entertainment music/theater education offerings, meeting rooms and catering services; Honeywell house, a cultural center that incorporates concerts, community lectures, fine art and dining; charley creek gardens, an urban garden dedicated to The appreciation of plants and horticulture; The dr. james ford historic home, a house museum set in The mid-1800's; The 13-24 drive in, a regional drive in movie theater; and The clarkson house, a restored home available for overnight stays, as well as daytime rental for private gatherings. Primary activities of The Foundation include providing diverse and enriching programs and arts in education initiatives for youth. The Foundation's primary sources of revenue and support are from contributions, ticket sales, food service and earnings from investments.