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EnFocus at Boundary — the Fellowship Is the Region's, Not the Town's

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enFocus record, 2012–2026

The region's best-documented civic-innovation nonprofit prints at boundary, to show what the town does not have. enFocus, a South Bend nonprofit launched in May 2012 out of the University of Notre Dame's ESTEEM programme — Andrew Wiand and six peers, the first seven fellows hired in August 2012, a Lilly Endowment grant of $3 million through Notre Dame in 2013 — runs a one- to two-year fellowship recruiting recent graduates into project work across St. Joseph, Elkhart, Marshall, and Berrien counties. No Lakeville-seated equivalent, fellow, or project under the town's name appears in the register or the organisation's record reached. It prints here because the audit's row asks what the modern nonprofit form looks like against this town: it looks like a county-seated fellowship whose footprint includes the county the town sits in, with the town itself below the size where such a body seats or stations anyone.

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Source: EnFocus at Boundary — the Fellowship Is the Region's, Not the Town's, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/foundations-nonprofits/enfocus-at-boundary-the-fellowship-is-the-region-s/