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New Carlisle Charities: The County's Net at the Township's Share

Section 17 of 91 in the New Carlisle record · 11 entry pages

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Charities and relief — the county's net, at this township's share

New Carlisle never held a charity of county scale, and this section does not pretend otherwise. What the township held was relief at household scale — a township trustee's poor relief, lodge benevolence, a mutual association that paid for stolen horses — and what it holds now is a share, never itemized in any source reached, of the county institutions seated in South Bend. This addendum works the leg the audit found unowned: the town's own forms first, then the county net institution by institution, each with its founding and its present state, and the sector's directory state dated at the close.

Public poor relief: the trustee's office, and the county home

1830s–2023 · THE TOWNSHIP RECORD AND THE COUNTY HOME'S COURSE

The first institution of relief on this ground was an office, not a building. Indiana's poor-relief law put relief in the township trustee's hands, and Olive Township's trustee carried it — the government leg's township article…

The benevolent-society era: a mutual company, a temperance lodge, a Polish alliance

1853–1901 and after · CHAPMAN FIRST-HAND; THE BANKED SET GATHERED AS BENEVOLENCE

Before relief was public or federated, it was mutual — and this ground's benevolence wore three forms. The first is the Terre Coupee Anti-Horse-Thief Association of 1853–54, reorganized on the plan of a mutual insurance company…

The federation line: the county's United Way, from 1914 to the present holder

1914–2026 · THE BODY'S OWN ACCOUNT; THE MIDDLE FORMS UNSETTLED

The federation that covers Olive Township is the county's, and its own account dates it to 1914. United Way of St. Joseph County, seated in South Bend at 3517 East Jefferson Boulevard, states that it has contributed more than…

The YMCA and the YWCA: a tested absence on this ground

Tested November 2026 · NO BRANCH, NO CAMP, IN THE RECORD REACHED

Neither Y ever planted on this ground, and the absence is printed as a finding, not a silence. The searches of this section across the banked set and the county record return no YMCA branch, no YWCA branch and no Y camp in New…

The Salvation Army and the Red Cross: the named center, and the chapter's county share

2007–2026 · THE MAYOR'S RELEASES; THE CHAPTER AT DIRECTORY STRENGTH

The Army's named center for this county rose on a McDonald's fortune, and its papers are unusually complete. On 13 March 2007 the City of South Bend announced a $40 million grant from Joan Kroc, heir to the McDonald's fortune, to…

The denominational set: Catholic Charities, and the parish-relief line at Terre Coupee

1916–2026 · THE AGENCY'S OWN CENTENNIAL; THE PARISH RECORD BANKED

The diocese's charity is a century old, and its South Bend door opened in 1947. Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend publishes a centennial history: the Associated Catholic Charities opened an office in…

The disability charities: LOGAN, the county's community-resources agency

1950–2026 · THE TRIBUNE'S 75TH-ANNIVERSARY ACCOUNT; NOTRE DAME'S RECORD

The disability leg of the county net began with $25 and one family's child. LOGAN Community Resources of South Bend was started in 1950 by Joe and Sophie Newman, whose only child, Rita Jo, had special needs no school would serve…

The rescue, homeless and food set: a mission of 1954, a center of 1988, a food bank of 1993

1954–2025 · THE BODIES' OWN HISTORIES AND THE FEDERAL FILINGS

Three foundings, three decades apart, make the county's shelter-and-food net. The rescue mission came first: Hope Ministries of South Bend — incorporated as Rescue Incorporated, and long known as the Hope Rescue Mission, under…

The community foundation: the county's pooled vehicle, and the New Carlisle fund test

1991/92–2026 · THE FOUNDATION'S RECORD AS REACHED; THE FUND TEST OPEN

The pooled vehicle for this county is the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County — and its own founding year prints two ways. The foundation, seated in South Bend (EIN 23-7365930), is carried in the secondary record at a 1991…

The service clubs at record size: the register's open line, worked

Directory state, November 2026 · GAP-NC5-CIV-4 WORKED TO RECORD SIZE

The civic leg banked the service clubs as a named gap; this article works the gap to the size the record allows. The finding stands as the civic leg printed it: no Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, Exchange or Optimist club of New Carlisle…

The sector as it stands: a directory state, November 2026

As of November 2026 · THE COUNTY ROSTER OF RECORD

The charities sector that serves this township can be dated, because the county keeps a roster of it. In July 2024 the county's Emergency Food and Shelter local board named the sector's working roster in one document: the…

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Source: New Carlisle Charities: The County's Net at the Township's Share, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/new-carlisle/charities/