Social service agencies funded

Here is the list of organizations funded by the Monroe County Council this week. Planned Parenthood murdered over 1000 babies in Bloomington last year, and All Options has a fund to help pay for those abortions.

Check back tomorrow for CCFL president Scott Tibbs' report on the meeting.

All-Options Pregnancy Resource Center — $3,200

Amethyst House — $3,500

Area 10 Agency on Aging — $1,940

Big Brothers, Big Sisters — $1,500

Bloomington Housing Authority — $1,750

Bloomington PRIDE — $2,760

Bloomington Society of St. Vincent de Paul — $3,830

Boys & Girls Clubs — $4,200

Catholic Charities of Bloomington — $2,820

Community Kitchen — $6,700

Girls Inc. — $3,180

Grace Center, Inc. — $2,600

Hannah Center, Inc. — $2,300

Health Department — $3,500

Hoosier Hills Food Bank — $5,340

Hoosiers Feeding the Hungry — $2,750

Indiana Recovery Alliance — $4,750

Interfaith Winter Shelter — $2,510

Lotus Education & Arts Foundation — $2,600

Middle Way House — $5,300

Monroe County Health Department-Futures Family Planning Clinic — $400

Monroe County Humane Association — $2,110

Monroe County United Ministries — $3,800

Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard — $6,800

My Sister’s Closet — $3,350

New Hope Family Shelter — $4,200

People & Animal Learning Services — $1,620

Planned Parenthood of IN & KY — $2,000

Rhino’s Youth Center — $1,660

Shalom Community Center — $7,400

South Central Community Action Program – Head Start — $2,800

South Central Indiana Housing Opportunities — $2,600

Team First Book — $2,200

The Warehouse — $1,750

Wheeler Center for Men & Center for Women & Children — $3,480

Writing for a Change Foundation of Bloomington, Inc. — $1,800

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