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Kids’ Voice of Indiana, a prevention organization that deters abuse, neglected, and endangered children from experiencing or re-experiencing abuse and/or neglect, announces the name change of The Jenny Miller Supervised Parent-Child Visitation Program to The Jenny Miller Safe Child Parenting Time Program. Contact Carol Loggins at 317-558-2870; erivers@kidsvoicein.org.
Bankruptcies
Event Solutions Partner LLC, 3911 E. Edgewood Ave., 46237, chapter 7 liquidation, liabilities: $937,681; assets: $20.
Fundraising
Coburn Place to benefit from Blue Breakfast on March 1 at 7 a.m., speaker: former Indianapolis Colts Marlin Jackson sharing his journey as well as a Coburn Place graduate as she shares her story of survival at the Indiana Farm Bureau Football Center, 7001 W. 56th St. Individual tickets: $65 or $750 for table of eight. Purchase at http://coburnplace.org/pt-event/blue-breakfast-2017/ or call 317-923-5750.
Trusted Mentors to benefit from The Empowerment Luncheon presented by Telcom Center on March 1, at 11 a.m. at the NCAA National office, 700 W. Washington St. Speaker: Rafael Sanchez, president, CEO of Indianapolis Power and Light. Tickets: $40-$47. Contact Trusted Mentors at 317-985-5041.
Best Buddies to benefit from A Celebration of Friendship on March 4 at the Indiana Roof Ballroom at 6:30 p.m. Contact Natalie Seibert at natalieseibert@bestbuddies.org or 317-436-8440.
Second Helpings to benefit from Cork & Forks at Banker’s Life Fieldhouse on March 9 at 7 p.m. Tickets: $150. Contact Rob@SecondHelpings.org.
Noble to benefit from Evening in the Garden on March 10 from 7-11 p.m. at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Tickets: $100 or 10 for $850. VIP tickets: $150 or 10 for $1250. Contact 317-375-2700 or MyNobleLife.org.
Timmy Global Health to benefit from Timmy at 20 on March 10 at 7 p.m. Tickets: $125 per person; $1500 for table of 10. Contact Zach Bowman at zach@timmyglobalhealth.org or 317-920-1822, ext. 7.
Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center to benefit from the 2017 Forecast Awards Dinner on March 16 at 5:30 p.m. at the FBGNC Family Pavilion Center, 2990 W. 71st St. Tickets: $25, $200 table of eight. Contact 317-293-2600; faybiccardglickcenter.org.
Pink Connection to benefit from Indy Fuel’s Pink in the Rink breast cancer awareness game on March 18 at 7:35 p.m. at 1202 E. 38th St. Visit the Pink Ribbon Connection booth and watch the team battle and raise awareness for breast cancer in specialty Pink in the Rink jerseys. Bid on a jersey. Tickets: 317-925-FUEL.
Grants
Youth Connections, Franklin, received a grant from Home Bank in the amount of $13,610.15 to purchase new computers and software for the office.
In Recognition
Taft Indiana honorees of Super Lawyers, a Thomson Reuters rating service of outstanding attorneys, include seven on the list of 2017 Indiana Rising Stars and 28 on the list of Indiana Super Lawyers. Anne L. Cowgur, appellate, is listed in the Top 25 2017 Women Indiana Super Lawyers and Frank J. Deveau, environmental litigation, in the Top 50 2017 Indiana Super Lawyers.
Christel House Academy South has been designated a 2017 State School of Character by character.org., a not-for-profit working to promote character education within schools.
Picture This Gallery has earned Angie’s List Super Service Award in 2016.
Junior Achievement of Central Indiana Inc. has announced the 2017 laureates for the 29th Annual Central Indiana Business Hall of Fame Awards: Angela F. Braly, co-founder, The Policy Circle and Former chairwoman and CEO, WellPoint, now Anthem; Justin P. Christian, CEO and founder, BCforward; Matthew R. Gutwein, president and CEO, Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County; Charlotte M. Lucas, executive vice president, Lucas Oil Products Inc. and Forrest D. Lucas, president and CEO, Lucas Oil Products Inc.
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