“This gift is just amazing,” said Bill Doemel, president of the Montgomery County Free Clinic Board. The gift represents 25 percent of the clinic’s fundraising goal. If they maximize the award, they will have a total of $1.2 million to get the clinic built and ready to open. Find latests mugshots and bookings from Crawfordsville and other local cities. The successful operation of the ' six - and. Largest Database of Montgomery County Mugshots. This math turns the foundation’s $75,000 gift into one of $300,000. in the public schools of Crawfordsville, IndiAmerican school board journal, 44 : 14, February, 1912. The Free Clinic board received news in October that North Central Health Services had awarded them a 3:1 matching grant worth up to $900,000. and Anna Winter Schenck Fund and the Drs. Monday was Media Day for the NBA, signaling the beginning of a brand new. The grant was made possible through the Faye O. The Journal Review provides news coverage from Crawfordsville, Indiana, and the surrounding Montgomery County area. On Tuesday, the MCCF board awarded a grant of $75,000 over a three-year period for the clinic. The Montgomery County Community Foundation gave a real “shot in the arm” to the fundraising campaign recently launched by the Montgomery County Free Clinic Inc. Search Crawfordsville obituaries and condolences, hosted by. Kelly Taylor, executive director of the Montgomery County Community Foundation, (far right), and MCCF board president John Tidd (second from right) present a ceremonial check for $75,000 to Bill Doemel, Montgomery County Free Clinic board president, and Julie Ludwig Bergfors, who was representing her mother Dr. Also pictured are Julie Ludwig Bergfors (left), John Tidd and Kelly Taylor.

Bill Doemel, president of the Montgomery County Free Clinic Board, speaks Tuesday about the $75,000 gift the free clinic received from the Montgomery County Community Foundation.

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