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Rotary Club of Dubois County Grants $16,000

By John Szink Aug 26, 2024 | 8:20 AM

The Rotary Club of Dubois County awarded a total of $16,000 to three local area nonprofits as part of their 2024 Community Grants program.

Recipients of this year’s grants were the Dove House, ALASI, and Crisis Connection.

This year’s top grant at $8,000 was allocated to the transportation needs of women at the Dove House.

A $4,000 grant was awarded to ALASI for Certified Translator Scholarships. ”

Crisis Connection received a $4,000 grant for their Protection through Education project.

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