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Unique concrete makes Project Help lot complete - Rain gardens part of project that’s environmentally smart Read this story
PayServ raises over $85,000 for Project Help - PayServ smacked a homer last weekend. Read this story
PayServ Swings for Project Help - Local batters and Detroit Tigers took to the Angola High School baseball field Read this story
PayServ going to bat for Project Help drive - Professional baseball players take the field to help raise funds for Project Help Read this story
Groundbreaking Ceremony Announced - Project Help announces date for groundbreaking ceremony Read this story
Project Help Receives Another Major Gift - The Lutheran Foundation gives largest gift yet to Project Help building program Read this story
Project Help Teams Up With Mad Ants - Basketball team helps Project Help Read this story
Project Help Receives Another Major Gift - Steuben County Community Foundation gives $50,000 Read this story
Project Help Receives Major Gift - First Federal Savings Bank donates $50,000 Read this story
Project Help Receives Zoning Approval - Chairman of the Board receives confirmation letter. Read this story
Major Land Donation - Area Businessman Gives Back to the Community. Read this story
New Day Dawns for Project Help
Contributors to the establishment of the new Project Help in Angola break ground during a ceremony Tuesday afternoon on Harcourt Drive. Pictured are Steuben County Community Foundation board member Tony Smith, left, Project Help executive director Sheri Frank, president of First Federal Savings Bank of Angola George Gilbert, materials contributor Sandy Sanborn, funds contributor with the Lutheran Foundation Pastor Arthur Klausmeier, contributor with PayServ Todd Saylor, land contributor Charles Sheets, Steury Builders contractor Marcus Miller and A & D Specs contractors Don Wise and Aaron Steury. (Photo by Karly Tearney) Courtesy Herald-Republican, reprint by permission.