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WE ARE BACK – live and in-person and looking for employers who understand the value in providing opportunities for student-athletes and the great transferable skills they bring as employees!!!
The Fall ’22 Hoosier Network Event will take place on Tuesday, October 18th, in the South Lobby of Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall, from 7:00-9:00pm. There is no fee to be a part of this event, and we will provide refreshments. We are looking for employers who have job shadowing, internship and/or full time positions they need to fill with people who know how to work hard, stay focused, be coachable, lead, persevere, be a member of a team, show initiative, think outside the box, and take feedback and turn it into positive change. Our students are excited to begin the recruiting process for “the real world”! From seniors and grad students who have specific career goals in mind, to freshmen who are just beginning to chart their course – they want to learn from you, share their unique stories, and discover how they might contribute to your organization. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to Lisa Winters at [email protected]. To those of you who have participated in the past, we look forward to seeing and working with you again! To those who are new, we are excited to get to know you and partner in this mutually beneficial event! To all of you, we cannot do it without you, and we thank you for your partnership and support!
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 Join Hurlow Wealth Management Group as they team up with attorneys Kate DeWeese from Bunger & Robertson and Erin Martoglio from Freitag & Martoglio, LLC.as they answer basic estate planning questions to help you start thinking about your own plan.
Location: Webinar Topic: What's Your Plan? Estate Planning Panel Date: 10/05/2022 Time: 12 p.m. Eastern Standard Time/ 9 a.m. Pacific Standard Time Register: https://hurlowwealth.com/events Description: The Estate Planning Panel will discuss wills, estates, and legacy giving and will answer basic questions to help you start thinking about your own plan. A question and answer period will follow the presentation. Topics to be discussed will include: *Why have an estate plan? *Who should be my executor? *How do I determine my estate's value? *Who should help me plan my estate? *What is probate? Making a plan can lead to peace of mind that your wishes will be honored both during your lifetime and after, prevent disputes or confusion among your heirs, and even help others plan ahead for their own future needs.  Join Hurlow Wealth Management Group as they help you prepare a care giving plan for you or a loved one.
Webinar Topic: In-Home Health Care Options Description: Attend this presentation to help you prepare a caregiving plan for you or a loved one. In this webinar, we'll run through what-if scenarios and pose questions that you can share with your loved ones that will give both caregivers, and those in need of care peace of mind. Date: 09/28/2022 Time: 12 p.m. Eastern Standard Time/ 9 a.m. Pacific Standard Time Location: Webinar Register: https://hurlowwealth.com/events The Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County (CFBMC) has announced that 21 high school seniors have been selected as semifinalists for the 2023 Monroe County Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program. Congratulations to these exceptional students:
Join us for one of our favorite fundraisers of the year, the Run for the Animals 5K & Barktoberfest. Plan to run, walk and bring your furry exercise partner because all are welcome. Date is October 2nd in Bloomington, IN at the beautiful Karst Farm Park. Dress your pups up in costume
Preregistered runner packets will be available for pick up at event entrance. (Oct. 2nd) We hope you will join us and help save some of our furry friends. Register at https://runsignup.com/Race/IN/Bloomington/RunfortheAnimals5KBarktoberfest Area 10 Agency on Aging’s annual Safe at Home Event, a half-day blitz to improve home safety for our older neighbors, is needing volunteers for Saturday, 10/1 from 9 to noon (or less, depending on project). The types of work needed are listed below, all different projects.
Non-skilled individuals are needed for cleaning gutters and pulling weeds (need knowledge of weed vs. plant). Skilled volunteers are needed for caulking around exterior windows (first story), replacing deck boards on stair treads, rehanging stair riser, screwing down deck board, and replacing storm door on a mobile home. We’re needing volunteers by 9/16 to match with project and determine which homes we can do based on volunteers. Contact me directly at [email protected] or 812-935-2503. Released on October 5, the upcoming issue of Bloom will celebrate the 100th anniversary of Bloomington's Buskirk-Chumley Theater, and our cover feature profiles local artist, activist, and clown Joe Lee.
The next class in the United Way's monthly “Dollars & Sense” series will be held on Thursday September 15th from 5:30-6:30 PM. This month's class, “Pay Yourself First,” will be led by Lisa Piercefield from Apprisen. Come learn smart strategies for building your savings, paying off debt, and more. As a bonus, Apprisen will be giving away a $25 gas gift card to one lucky attendee! As usual, you are welcome to come with questions about other topics as well. To sign up, fill out our RSVP form; you will receive the Zoom link after filling out the form.
 Ivy Tech Community College’s Bloomington campus will host a 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony Sunday, September 11, 2022 at 9 a.m., in coordination with the City of Bloomington and Bloomington Metropolitan Fire Fighters Union Local 586. The event is open to the public and the community is invited to attend. It will be held outdoors at Ivy Tech’s Cook Pavilion entrance with limited seating available. The rain location is inside Shreve Hall.
The City of Bloomington’s beam from the structure of the World Trade Center is on permanent display in a 9/11 Memorial on Ivy Tech’s campus, in front of the Cook Pavilion. The late Captain Robert Loviscek, of the Fire Fighters Union Local 586, personally traveled to New York City and brought the beam from the structure of the fallen World Trade Center back to Bloomington. “This year, we carry on paying respect and honoring the memories of those who were killed that day and the sacrifices that were made in memory of Captain Bob Loviscek,” said Chancellor Jennie Vaughan. Hickory Audiology to host Hearing and Brain Health: Links between hearing loss and cognitive decline9/7/2022 In collaboration with the City of Bloomington Commission on Aging, NeuAudio and Hickory Audiology. Join us for this in person seminar which reveals how your hearing and brain function are linked and what you can do about it. From Australia's leading Hearing and Brain Health Specialist Andrew Campbell and author of "Hearing and Brain Health". All registrants will receive a free copy of the book. Registration is free but space is limited. Title: Hearing and Brain Health: Links between hearing loss and cognitive decline Details: Wednesday September 28 4pm - 6pm Location: Auditorium: Monroe County Public Library - Downtown 303 E Kirkwood Ave, Bloomington, IN Registration: https://www.hearingandbrainhealth.live/bloomington |
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