The coronavirus outbreak has placed heightened demand on service organizations assisting people affected by the crisis.
Organizations donate funds to groups providing services to homebound during crisis Read More »
Purdue University Northwest students and faculty are doing their part to help those on the frontline assisting people during the crisis created by the COVID-19 outbreak.
There has been no shortage of support from businesses and organizations seeking ways to help the community during the COVID-19 crisis.
Bountiful assistance offered by groups to help community during outbreak Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic has altered daily life and is fueling the need for organizations to remain flexible as well as adapt to the everchanging situation.
Businesses, community adapting to situation fueled by crisis Read More »
The everchanging situation surrounding the COVID-19 crisis is bringing out the best in the community and businesses who want to do what they can to help.
Residents, businesses come together to assist community through crisis Read More »
Service League of Northwest Indiana considers expansion of fundraising for groups who help others • The league today supports numerous Region organizations
Adapting to a world dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic where public interaction has been limited to slow the spread of the virus has the business community finding the best ways to help and cope with the situation.
Business community adapts, finds ways to help during crisis Read More »
The fluid situation surrounding the COVID-19 crisis has businesses providing help to those aiding those in need and rethinking how to deliver products and services to customers.
With the coronavirus crisis in constant flux, individuals and businesses are doing what they can to provide relief and do what they can to assist.
Businesses lending hand to assist health providers, service organizations during crisis Read More »
A $20 million development three years in the making will provide housing for low-income, senior and disabled veterans in Hobart.
$20 million apartment development for disabled, low-income veterans coming to Hobart Read More »
