How Southeast Fort Wayne nonprofits and supporters are serving their neighbors with food for all
In March alone, the Human Agricultural Cooperative distributed more than 20,000 pounds of food and 900 meals.
In March alone, the Human Agricultural Cooperative distributed more than 20,000 pounds of food and 900 meals.
Developers and neighbors weigh in on the catalytic potential of Northeast Indiana's largest project—and how it will affect South side neighborhoods.
Co-Founders of the local activist group share their mission to be advocates of equity and justice for the Black community—and to support Black entrepreneurship.
Local leaders fill us in.
"They continually volunteer without hesitation, with smiles on their faces, and it truly makes a difference in their neighbors’ lives."
"We’re 'big city' guys! It was necessary for us to surround ourselves in a metropolitan environment. Plus, we get to watch the train pass by. It’s reminiscent of our Brooklyn days when the J-M-Z Metro line stopped right outside our window."
Doulas in Fort Wayne share how they are empowering mothers in their birthing experiences and working to lower the city's infant mortality rates.
“Maybe this crisis is the time to start exploring your own business.”
"We hope that this will inspire others to give and support local during this difficult time."
David Perez De Leon shares the mission behind his quality-over-quantity home renovations at Leon Properties Enterprise.
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