Articles by Mike Rhodes

By: Jud Fisher— Muncie, IN— Ball Brothers Foundation has selected John Craddock, President of the board of directors of Community Enhancement Projects as the 2017 winner of the John W. and Janice B. Fisher Governance Award. The award, which recognizes the outstanding service of a board member to a Delaware County nonprofit organization, was presented at the Muncie-Delaware County Chamber of Commerce’s annual dinner on October 19. Craddock has served on the board of Community Enhancement Projects for over 20…

Community Agencies Unite to Provide Same Day Services to Those in Need— Muncie, IN—On October 20, 2017, dozens of community-based organizations will provide convenient, on-site, one-stop access to services and resources needed by individuals. Individuals who are homeless, nearly homeless, or who rely on community resources to make ends meet are encouraged to attend this one-stop venue which provides access to resources which might otherwise take months to secure. “We are looking to support our most-vulnerable citizens with all the…

By: Sara Chokenea— Muncie, IN– Join Big Brothers Big Sisters of Delaware County (BBBS) on Nov. 11 at MadJax for a Speakeasy-themed night full of music, food, and local art. The evening will begin at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are $35 each. Sea Salt and Cinnamon, Guardian Brewery and VKA catering will be providing the food for the evening. During dinner, artists and artisans will display works in progress and discuss their practices. Donated art from local artists and artisans will…

By: Amy Rhodes, President, Oakwood Center— Selma, IN—Oakwood Center is hosting a screening of the award-winning Sundance documentary LOOK & SEE, a powerful cinematic portrait of Wendell Berry—farmer, activist, and undoubtedly one of America’s most significant living writers. The film will be screened at 3:30 PM on October 14, 2017 at MadJax in Muncie, IN. In 1965, Wendell Berry returned home to Henry County, where he bought a small farmhouse and began a life of farming, writing and teaching.  This lifelong…

Second Harvest Food Bank is one of 50 Local Organizations Working to End Hunger Indianapolis, IN – In observance of World Food Day, a global day of action for those who are food insecure, today the Gene B. Glick Company has awarded more than $300,000 to 50 organizations across eight states that are working to end food insecurity through Glick Philanthropies, a family of charitable entities, funds and initiatives focused on building community and creating opportunity. Second Harvest Food Bank of…