Community Minute
Mia moved to Bloomington from Louisville, Kentucky in 2002. After completing her BA at Indiana University, she lived briefly in New Orleans, and then moved to NYC to get a master's in American Studies. Sick of all that moving, she's glad to be settled in Bloomington as the Radio Projects Coordinator for WFIU. In her free time Mia likes to sew, hike, and go on adventures to offbeat tourist destinations around the Bloomington area.
Pages for Change has launched a crowd-sourced fundraising campaign to raise a portion of the money needed to donate the books to the libraries.
The Columbus Area Arts Council promotes growth in the arts to educate and enrich the cultural environment of Bartholomew County and Region 9.
Opportunity House is a nonprofit resale store that raises money for Monroe County United Ministries (MCUM).
Stepping Stones offers transitional housing and supportive services to youth between the ages of 16-20 experiencing homelessness in Monroe County.
The mission of LifeDesigns is to help persons with autism and developmental disabilities live a full life and live as independently as possible.
It's Your Money is a program designed to help people under 30 take control of their finances with the help of free and unbiased financial literacy resources.
In addition to distributing food to 2,000 people each week, Mother Hubbard's Cupboard also offers nutrition class and operates three community gardens.
The Literacy Coalition primarily works with learners over the age of 18
Kileo is a Bloomington-based international nonprofit that works to build community-owned libraries in Tanzania.
Pets Alive seeks to reduce the euthanasia rate at area shelters by reducing the number of animals coming into the shelters.
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