Donate toys and more this year with Whitestown FD and Sylvia’s CAC
Drop off toys at one of three Whitestown locations Or bring them directly to Sylvia’s CAC, 218 E Washington Street in Lebanon. You can also donate cash online.
Drop off toys at one of three Whitestown locations Or bring them directly to Sylvia’s CAC, 218 E Washington Street in Lebanon. You can also donate cash online.
Alli Willis and Christie King with Centier Bank of Whitestown presented Sylvia’s CAC and Executive Director Kassie Frazier with a $5,200 check this week. The donation will support prevention education efforts in Boone County over the next year. “Prevention education is one of our biggest drivers of reduced caseload,” says Frazier. “When we talk to … Read more
The 2025 Pedal Parade was rain-free and full of fun. Special thanks to these supporting sponsors Check out photos from this year’s event
A special thanks to everyone who helped contribute over $25,000 for kids and families in Boone County This year’s Fore the Kids Golf Outing raised over $25,000 for Sylvia’s CAC and Boone County Mentoring. The joint fundraiser means both organizations will split the proceeds, each taking $12,5000. Sylvia’s CAC will use much of its funds … Read more
Sylvia’s CAC has had a great spring and summer. Check out what’s been happening and what’s coming up next.
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Thanks to everyone who helped make the first ever Fore the Kids Golf Outing a success. The event was a sell-out with dozens of players and sponsors who helped raise $16,867.
Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center was awarded a $19,000 grant earlier this month from the United Way of Central Indiana. Two remarkable projects have already been put to use with these funds.