The Northern Indiana Community Foundation invites providers serving Fulton County to a Community Resource Summit.
The summit is scheduled for Thursday, August 27 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Fulton County Public Library, 320 W 7th Street, in Rochester.
This regional gathering will bring community partners together for a day of learning, discussion, and collaboration focused on today's most pressing community challenges. Featured sessions include Mental Health Challenges and Helping the Unhoused: Law, Policy, and Community Response, along with opportunities to connect through discussion tables, learn about local grant opportunities, and strengthen partnerships across county lines.
Nonprofit organizations, schools, government agencies, faith communities, and other service providers from Fulton, Miami, and Starke counties for a day of learning, discussion, and collaboration.
Providers interested in attending should RSVP by August 21 at www.nicf.org/summit-rsvp/ or by calling Christine at 574.223.2227. Lunch will be provided.
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