“Neighbors weren’t coming out of their homes, and we weren’t doing community events. The Community Challenge grant was a huge catalyst to help us reengage our neighbors by activating public spaces and then hosting events in those public spaces.”
“Because COVID disproportionately impacted certain sectors of the community, the (U.S.) Treasury really does want us pushing and prioritizing funding back into those disproportionately impacted areas. So, even with our grants, that was something we really looked for.”
“We’re focused on serving those who face barriers to care and removing those barriers as much as possible.”
Updated theatre technology, greater accessibility, and more bathrooms are just a few of the proposed changes.
“You can do anything once you decide you want to do something in our community.”
“We’re trying to lessen the amount of food insecurity and teach people about sustainability, how to grow food, how to prepare food, and just about food, too."
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The Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams at Grace College studies and optimizes the health of water ecosystems.
Parkview Health is increasing access to healthcare with new technology and treatment methods that put people first.
In the last decade, there has been an explosion of eateries in Goshen committed to serving local, sustainably grown fare.
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