ST. VINCENT CLAY NEEDS YOUR HELP. St.Vincent Clay Hospital is seeking input from the community to help identify opportunities to improve health. Please click on the email address below to access a very short survey focused on community risks. The survey only takes a few minutes. We will use this data in future discussion with community partners to form programs that address risks identified. Thanks for your participation, Jerry Laue https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/inhealthneedssurvey Northview High School - DECA Program Northview High School's Distributive Education Club of America (DECA) program received a grant of $6,500 from 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County, a philanthropic group in Clay County. 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County formed in March of this year and will meet four times a year to select a nonprofit. At their first meeting in March, 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County nominated Brazil Mainstreet, Northview High School's DECA program and the Humane Society. The Women voted for the DECA Program to be the first nonprofit organization that 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County donates to in 2015. The DECA program consists of 34 Northview High School students who are interested in becoming leaders in careers and education in marketing, finance, hospitality, management, and other business areas. Through their $6.500 donation, the 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County will be providing funds for three Northview High School DECA students to attend the DECA International Conference in Orlando, Florida. These students will meet with over 17,000 high school students, teacher-advisors, business professionals, and alumni to demonstrate their college and career readiness. The 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County group currently has 68 members and is modeled after the successful 100+ Women Who Care Vigo County, a local group organized in 2013 to support nonprofit groups in Vigo County. 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County continues to welcome new members to the group. If membership grows to 100 members, the selected organization will receive $10,000 at each meeting! Individuals joining 100+ Women Who Care in Clay County will be considered charter members if they become a member before December 31.The larger the group grows, the greater of an impact it can make! Anyone interested in joining the Guys Who Give or the 100+ Women Who Care should call the Wabash Valley Community Foundation at 812-232-2234.
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