Caring packages
Phil’s Friends gives cardboard box filled with goodies to those fighting cancer.
Ten organizations, which provide services to seniors across Northern Indiana, received a share of $140,000 through NIPSCO’s annual Charity of Choice program.
United Way of Porter County Women United raised $10,000 through its recent annual Bunco Bash event to support the PACT Recovery Program in Valparaiso.
Lubeznik Center for the Arts in Michigan City will be getting a technology upgrade thanks to a $33,000 grant from the NiSource Charitable Foundation.
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Two nursing students will receive some help with their college expenses through Franciscan Health’s Maria Petti Memorial Scholarship fund.
Volunteers from NIPSCO and Texas Corral of Portage as well as Region residents were on hand to spruce up the garden, prepare meals and lead group activities at St. Agnes Adult Day Service Center in Valparaiso.
The eighth annual NIPSCO Luminary Awards is set for 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 12 at the company’s Merrillville headquarters
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Elkhart-based RV maker Thor Industries has renewed its partnership with KOA Care Camps, which provides outdoor camping experiences to families with children battling cancer.
Fifteen organizations will receive a share of $50,000 in grants from NIPSCO to help fund safety education and training projects throughout Northern Indiana.
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Young girls in Northwest Indiana will get a better idea of the professional opportunities excelling in science, technology, engineering and math can provide.