GREENWOOD, Ind. - The Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) presents the next workshop in its free "Elevate Impact" series on Wednesday morning, September 23, at the Greenwood Fieldhouse, 411 S. Madison Ave.
Networking begins at 8:30 a.m., and the JCCF program is from 9 to 10:30 a.m.
The workshop is entitled, Preparing for the Great Wealth Transfer (Engaging Multigenerational Donor Relationships) and is facilitated by Stacia Jones and Stephany Dolan. They are co-authors of the award-winning book, "Everyday Moments: Lessons that Transform Lives."
You will learn how the Great Wealth Transfer is affecting your need to nurture multigenerational relationships, discover how changing donor values and giving habits of the next generations are influencing philanthropy, and master actionable strategies to bring long-term success.
Elevate Impact is a free capacity-building and training series designed for nonprofit leaders, staff, board members, and community partners in Johnson County,
COLUMBUS, Ind. - The City of Columbus has initiated comprehensive renovation and repair projects at fire stations 3 and 5 to rectify moisture issues, remediate mold, and modernize heating/air-conditioning systems. These efforts underscore the city's commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for its firefighters.
COLUMBUS, Ind. - ColumBUS Transit will be rolling out upgrades to the bus loop system beginning this Tuesday, August 18. To better serve the community, riders will see enhancements to the Blue, Green, and Red-Taylorsville loops.
FRANKLIN, Ind. - The ultimate networking event of the year, the 2026 BizBash Business and Community Expo presented by the Franklin Chamber of Commerce, is set for Wednesday, September 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Garment Factory Events.
COLUMBUS, Ind. -Bartholomew County Emergency Management (BCEM) received reports of storm damage in the north Columbus area following thunderstorms on Friday night, August 14.
STATE OF INDIANA - Governor Mike Braun has declared a statewide disaster emergency due to the flooding, severe weather, and tornadic activity that have impacted the state since August 11.