  
						
						
						L-R are Abby Helm, Ameren Illinois Community Relations 
						Coordinator, and LWC Board members, Tracey Boyer, Jan 
						Bicknell, Nancy Wrage, Cindy Aussieker, Mary Gleason, 
						Marla Williams, Ellen Dobihal, Barb Sahs, Darla Rohrer, 
						Patti, Becker, and Terri McDowell | 
					 
				 
            	
			Lincoln Woman's Club receives funding 
			for new ADA access ramp for club building 
  
				
		 
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            [September 28, 2022]   
			 The Lincoln Woman’s Club was recently awarded a 
			$5,000 grant from Ameren Illinois to help pay for the construction 
			of a new access ramp on the north side of the club building.  
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			 The ADA compliant ramp will enable the club to 
			better serve its members and the community. It is the first of two 
			large projects to make the building more accessible.  
			 
			“We are grateful for the partnership with Ameren Illinois. Their 
			generous grant allows us to begin construction immediately, and now 
			our fundraising efforts this year will be able to fund local 
			community projects,” stated Terri McDowell, President of Lincoln 
			Woman’s Club.  
			 
			The grant funds were made available through the Ameren Cares 
			program, which connects Ameren Illinois with the communities it 
			serves through charitable giving and volunteering. Andrea Parker, 
			Regional Director of Gas Operations for Ameren Illinois, said the 
			key focus of the Ameren Cares program is to partner with nonprofit 
			organizations like the Lincoln Woman's Club to help empower 
			communities and improve the quality of life in Ameren Illinois' 
			service territories.
 
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"At Ameren Illinois, we empower the communities we share by 
giving back to the places we call home," said Parker. "I can't think of a better 
way to do this than by making this building more accessible to everyone." 
				 
			[Marla Williams with photo by Lynn 
			Corely]  
			
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