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Experience Michiana - August 23rd, 2013
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Experience Michiana is made possible in part by the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County, and the Indiana Arts Commission, which receives support from the State of Indiana and the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tonight, On Experience Michiana's second day at the South Bend Elks, Scott Smith from the Elks talk about the local chapter. Then, Gordy is in for treat when he meets Steve Ross the owner of Carnival Treats. Also, Ruth Hutt share about IOPO and the importance of organ and tissue donation. Finally, we'll find out more about CASA.
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August 24th, 2:00-11:00pm
On Experience Michiana's second day at the South Bend Elks #235 lodge, Scott Smith from the Elks share about their hidden gem of a lodge giving Gordy a history lesson on the Elks as an organization and about the local chapter. Find out who South Bend’s most famous Elk was. Find more info here: www.SouthBendElks.com.
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- Scott Smith
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Gordy is in for treat when he meets Steve Ross the owner of Carnival Treats. It's a place to get the best of carnival and fair food all year round. Find more info here: https://www.facebook.com/CarnivalTreats?ref=stream.
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- Steve RossOwnerCarnival Treats
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Ruth Hutt share about IOPO and the importance of organ and tissue donation. Maria Knowlton was a recipient 13 years ago and she’ll share her story. Find out more info by going here: www.iopo.org.
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- Ruth Hutt
- Maria Knowlton
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CASA is an organization that helps protect the rights of children by pairing them with volunteers. Stacie Tepe Bert and Jennifer Pickering will share with Gordy how that works and about some other programs to help fight child abuse. Get more info here: www.sjccasa.org and www.pcasjc.org.
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- Stacie Tepe Bert
- Jennifer Pickering
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