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The Kroc Center: the Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, South Bend — 110,000 square feet, built on a $70 million combined capital-and-endowment grant from Joan Kroc's bequest with $10 million raised locally (about $80 million the project); construction began in May 2010 and the centre opened in January 2012 — the largest single charitable building event in the county's history, and the Army's county seat since. The Red Cross: the present structure is regional — the Northwest Chapter of the Indiana Region, its South Bend office at 220 W. Colfax Avenue, Suite 510 — while an older directory listing carries an "American Red Cross of St. Joseph County" at 3220 E. Jefferson Boulevard; the two addresses print as the chapter's course at listing strength. The chapter's founding date and building course were not verified in any carrier reached and stand as the row's residue (settler: the chapter's own record) — printed as a residue, not papered with the national society's 1881, which is not a South Bend fact.
Principal sources: the Kroc Center's project record as carried by the Salvation Army and the project carriers; the American Red Cross's chapter listing (redcross.org) and the older directory listing at their strengths.