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October 2, Rotary to Help Indy Do Day Effort at Craine House

By on September 10, 2014

ROTARIANS UNITE FOR INDY DO DAY! On Thursday, October 2 the Rotary Club of Indianapolis will be landscaping and painting the Craine House. We are looking for Rotarians to work a few hours between the hours of 8am and 4pm. We will give you all the specifics about where to park, how to dress, etc… sign-up, today!

The Craine House is in its 36th year as a court-ordered work release program providing a secure and structured environment in which women from all counties throughout Indiana serve their sentences for non-violent offenses. It provides a positive, structured environment where preschool age children may live with their mothers, thus strengthening the mother-child bond and helping mothers learn improved parenting abilities and children to develop learning and social skills. Learn more about the Craine House in this downloadable brochure!

How can you help? Sign-up by contacting Scott Armstrong at (317) 946-3448, or emailing directly.

About Indy Rotary

The Rotary Club of Indianapolis was founded in 1913, just eight years after the formation of the first club in Chicago. We are a diverse and vibrant club with nearly 200 members. Club meetings are on Tuesday's at noon at Ivy Tech Community College Culinary and Conference Center, are open to the public and are concluded by 1:30 p. m. or before. Come join us!