Tidioute Area Community Fund

Mar 21, 2013 | Uncategorized | 0 comments

Written By Mark King

 

The purpose of the Tidioute Community Fund is to make charitable donations primarily in the fields of the Arts, Education, Health, and community-related activities.

Current Projects/Needs: All donations to the TACF will be for the exclusive benefit of non-profit organizations in the Tidioute area. Examples would be Tidioute Health and Dental Center, the Tidioute Library, mobile food pantries in Tidioute, the playground at the Tidioute Charter School, and scholarships for Tidioute students going on to higher education.

Contact: Cindy Paulmier
Phone: 814-484-1693
Email: tuffyp23@gmail.com
Website:

Written By Mark King

Written by the WG_Beta Team, dedicated to fostering community support and enhancing the reach of non-profit organizations through collaborative efforts and generous donations.
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