“You always hear about Paperworks and Ford Meter Box always stepping up and filling in the need. It goes back to the size of the community, where employers realize that they have a huge impact on the livelihood of our individual citizens and as a community as a whole.”
"This year, we’ve committed ourselves to something different. We're dedicating ourselves to instilling positive change wherever we go, whether it's with a simple smile or through something more impactful, like our Student Visionaries of the Year campaign."
“It’s a great way to cap off the cycling season by shining a light on this incredible amenity that we’re blessed to have."
“People in Fort Wayne are coming out and showing their strength and giving.”
"The more time I spend here, the more people I meet, the more I want to do my part toward making Fort Wayne the great, world-class city that it is."
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.
Grassroots leaders share the need for more “mutual aid” projects in Fort Wayne to fight food scarcity. Here’s how they’re getting started.
"I really want to focus on what I can do for my community."
As a new Corps Officer for the Fort Wayne branch of the Salvation Army, Kenyon Sivels prepares for a holiday season amidst extreme need.
How the legacy organization is finding ways to grow and adapt.
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