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MSD of Shakamak

White River Valley: Wolverine Enterprises

WRV Wolverine Enterprises was awarded $12,000 for an Embrodiery Machine for the Wolverine Print Divison during the 2021 Community Support Grant Cycle.

Over the last several years WRV has been awarded a total of $45,100 to help with another program in the Wolverine Enterprises. The previous grant awards were used for the Advanced Manufacturing program and a CNC machine for the program.

We look forward to watching Wolverine Enterprises grow!

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MSD of Shakamak

MSD of Shakamak

MSD of Shakamak received $28,885 during the 2020 Community Support Grant Cycle to fund a Graphic Design and Layout II classroom. The grant was used to purchase MacBooks, airbrushes, and screen printing equipment. Mrs. Samm, teacher, said the graphics room is becoming a light in a dark time for several students and to many, it is the highlight of their day.

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Greene County Ambulance Service

Greene County Ambulance Service

The Greene County Ambulance Service was awarded $20,250 during the 2020 Community Support Grant Cycle. The grant allowed the Ambulance Service to purchase training equipment and aids, which now allows the EMTs and paramedics to receive ongoing, advanced training and ensures that the Ambulance staff will remain at the forefront of medical technologies for years to come.

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Scotland Historical Society

Scotland Historical Society

The Scotland Hotel is a 19th century building that has been owned by the Scotland Historical Society since 1971 and is on the National Register of Historic places.
The Scotland Historical Society was awarded $12,790 in 2019 for the preservation and beautification of the hotel. They have since replaced the old wooden posts with vinyl covered posts, replaced the soffits and porch ceiling, painted around all the windows and doors, and started installing new vinyl siding.

Funds from the Jack and Gene Inman Fund Memorial Fund made this grant possible. The purpose of the Inman Memorial Fund is to provide support for historical and environmental preservation.

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Bless Bloomfield

Bless Bloomfield

During our June COVID-19 grant cycle Bless Bloomfield was awarded $10,000 though our COVID-19 Fund and $5,000 from the 100 Acre Woods fund. With the $15,000 Bless Bloomfield was able to provide assistance to over 70 families in the Bloomfield School District through the Food Box program. That totaled over 7 tons of food. They were also able to distribute 1600 half-gallons of milk through the Farmers to Families program.

The COVID-19 relief funding is made possible through a generous grant by United Way of Monroe County, Indiana United Ways, and Lilly Endowment Inc. and other donors.

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