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August 20, 2011
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Bankruptcies
Little Guy Irons Inc., 4353 W. 96th St., Suite 400, 46268, Chapter 7 liquidation, Assets: $43,400; liabilities: $254,370.

Corporate Philanthropy

The Brownsburg Education Foundation and Bill Estes Brownsburg Ford are partnering to help raise more than $7,500 to support the children and teachers of the Brownsburg Community School Corp.

Fundraising
A Critters Chance to benefit from its annual fundraiser on Aug. 27 at Southeast Way Park from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Contact 585-9036.

United Way of Central Indiana’s Connected By 25 program to benefit from Stock the House, a music festival fundraiser to help foster youth transition to adulthood, at The Rathskeller, 401 E. Michigan St. on Aug. 28 from 2-8 p.m. Donations of $5 to $20 at the door and silent auction.

Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church to benefit from GreekFest 2011 on Sept. 9-10 from 4-10 p.m. and 11 a.m.-10 p.m. respectively at the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Carmel. Tickets: $7. Contact 402-9924.

American Heart Association to benefit from the 2011 Indianapolis Heart Walk on Sept. 17 at the White River State Park. No fee. Contact 732-4714.

Prison Ministry Keeping Families Together to benefit from its annual awards dinner on Sept. 22 at 5:30 p.m. at 3808 N. Meridian St. Tickets: $40. Contact 728-2518.

TriMedx Foundation to benefit from it’s sixth annual Missions on the Green golf outing Sept. 26 at The Bridgewater Club. Lunch and registration begin at 11a.m. and shotgun start at noon. Contact 275-1555.

Grants

Bosma Enterprises received $50,000 from Walmart’s Foundation.

Indianapolis Urban League received $50,000 from Walmart’s Foundation.

In Recognition
St. Francis Heart Center at Franciscan St. Francis Health has earned the American Heart Association Mission: Lifeline Bronze Quality Achievement Award.

Dr. Bret Marsh has received the American Veterinary Medical Association’s President Award.

Susan Van Hoosen, Century 21 Scheetz Relocation, has been named to participate in Leadership United of United Way of Central Indiana.•

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