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It’s the first day of class at Indiana University. If you’re a student looking to make connections, or a nonprofit needing help, Suzanne Allen is the ultimate matchmaker. Allen is the director of IU Corps, the bridge between local organizations needing volunteers and students who want t…

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Emily Herr says animal welfare in our country is in crisis. Economic challenges are making it harder to afford pet food and veterinary care, and housing scarcity means fewer rentals that accept tenants with pets. The Bloomington Animal Shelter is constantly overwhelmed with animals needing new home…
WFHB brings Bloomington to the world, but the Lotus Festival brings the world to Bloomington. WFHB and the Lotus Education & Arts Foundation grew up together, with intertwined missions to celebrate and increase cultural diversity. They also share a reliance on volunteers to carry out that missi…
Andrew Shannon has dedicated his entire career to building community. As the director of the Safe and Civil City Program in the City of Bloomington Community and Family Resources Department, Andrew creates public-private partnerships to enhance public safety through programs and events. Activate! …
Sarah Cassavaugh knows firsthand how difficult it can be to navigate the education system when your child has special needs. Her own experiences advocating for her son led her to want to help others. IN*Source helps Hoosier families navigate the special education process, bridging the gap between s…
Daniel Schlegel believes the Monroe County History Center is more than just dusty old things. He says learning about the past is key to understanding the present…and the future. As the director of MCHC, Daniel wants history to come alive for visitors and reflect the diversity of the Bloomingt…
Opportunity House is a Bloomington thrift store run almost entirely by volunteers. It started out in 1968 as a revenue stream to subsidize church-based childcare, and Suzanne Faulk remembers going there as a child with her grandmother. Today Suzanne is at the helm of an expanded operation helping a…
It really bothered Sharon Roualet that her neighborhood park had fallen into disrepair, so she did something about it. Sharon signed up for the City of Bloomington Adopt-a-Greenspace program, becoming a sort of “foster parent” for Crestmont Park on Bloomington’s northwest side. Sh…
130,000 people depend on Lake Monroe for clean drinking water and none of them are in charge of protecting its water quality. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers owns the land and the state manages the lake and the city treats the water they pull from the lake…but no official entity safeguards t…
It’s that time of year when some kids go to summer camp, but Camp Kesem isn’t your typical summer camp. Kesem is for kids with parents who have cancer. They get to do all the fun stuff kids do at camp, but they also draw strength from being around other kids feeling the same feelings ab…
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