Lincoln Woman’s Club Donates
$1,000 to Central Illinois Veterans Commission Tiny Homes Project
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[May 14, 2024]
The
GFWC Lincoln Woman’s Club recently presented a check for $1,000 to
the Central Illinois Veterans Commission to help support the Veteran
Tiny Home projects. Representing the Lincoln Woman’s Club, Patti
Schonauer presented the check to Joe Schaler of the Central Illinois
Veterans Commission (CIVC).
Founded in 2018, it is the mission of the Central Illinois Veterans
Commission to provide Central Illinois veterans with the tools and
support systems to enable them to move forward to obtain permanent
sustainable housing.
CIVIC has completed the construction of five homes that have been
provided to local qualifying veterans in Lincoln.
At least two more homes are planned for 2024, and more in the
future.
To find out more about CIVC, or to donate, visit
www.civeteran.org , call their office at 217-828-9366 or email
contact@civeteran.org.
The Lincoln Woman's Club was organized July 7, 1896. In 1927, the
club purchased Beth-El Temple, the only Jewish Synagogue in Logan
County, which had been constructed in 1910.
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The LWC incorporated August 22,
1927, and continues to own and meet at the building.
Currently, the club has approximately 70 members and works
throughout the year to raise money to support local
organizations and projects that improve life for the residents
of our community.
[Marla Williams]
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