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A race thats been dubbed "the Midwest’s Greatest Automotive Spectacle Before the Indy 500" ran through Northwest Indiana more than a century ago. A predecessor of the Indianapolis 500, the

"Nobody wants to see a kid go hungry," Bonnie Meyer, executive director of Community Help Network, said.

The Rotary Club of Crown Point donated to help feed hungry students and people in need this holiday season.

Franciscan Health is providing $450,000 in funding to 57 nonprofits to promote community health.

The Women’s Giving Circle Collective Grantmaking Event is part of the philanthropic efforts of the Crown Point Community Foundation.

Marion Kellum moved to Crown Point with his wife Rosemary in the 1960s to assume a teaching position at Crown Point High School.

Unrestricted community grants are made possible by donors who create funds to support South Lake County causes and entrust the CPCF to allocate those funds to a broad range of

The Volunteer Fair gathers nonprofits from throughout the area in one convenient place, letting potential volunteers meet and talk to dozens of charities.

The Legacy Foundation recently awarded $548,270 in grants to 34 groups, including the ASW Foundation, Challenger Learning Center and Beachfront Dance School.

Six members from the audience who entered their names in a drawing were chosen to award $5,000 grants to the local nonprofits of their choice.