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Stephanie Wade, eastside branch manager of Indiana Members Credit Union, presented a check to Brian Murphy, athletic director of New Palestine High School, at the boys varsity football game recently.

Debit card program supports NPHS

NEW PALESTINE – Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $1,500 to Southern Hancock schools as part of an ongoing school spirit debit card program and sponsorship. The partnership allows New Palestine fans the opportunity to show their school spirit and support the athletic program by signing up for a New Palestine Dragons themed debit card. Every time the card is used as a signature based transaction, New Palestine athletics benefits. Since beginning the program in 2018, New Palestine High School has earned $7,500 through the program.

The card is available for issue to members at the IMCU Eastside Branch, 95 S. Mitthoeffer Road, as well as IMCU’s other 31 Central Indiana locations. The IMCU New Palestine debit card is free to members with IMCU’s free checking account and can be issued immediately through IMCU’s Instant Issue program. Visit imcu.com for more information.

EHEF silent auction coming up

CHARLOTTESVILLE – The Eastern Hancock Education Foundation will host a silent auction Dec. 15 during the home boys basketball game. Traditionally known as its “Pie Auction,” the event will include baked goods, candy, crafts/homemade items, themed baskets and more. Last year a new record of $3,700 was raised; the group hopes to beat that record this year. Visit facebook.com/EasternHancockSchools for updates and more information.

Foundation offers scholarships

GREENFIELD – The Community Foundation of Hancock County has announced scholarship opportunities. More than $450,000 will be awarded.

Traditional scholarship applications for graduating seniors and current college students are open now through Feb. 9. Nontraditional applications for adult learners are open Dec. 15 until funds are disbursed. Applications for trade and technology seniors are from Feb. 12 to April 12. Apply at celebratehancock.org. For questions, call 317-462-8870 or email [email protected].

Jingle Market coming up Dec. 9

MCCORDSVILLE – McCordsville Elementary School will host its annual Jingle Market from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 9. The event features more than 30 vendors. The school is located at 7177 N. 600W., McCordsville.

Mentor program coming to EHMS

CHARLOTTESVILLE – The Hancock County Youth Assistance Program is partnering with Eastern Hancock schools to help provide adult mentors for middle school students.

Mentoring connects a student with a responsible caring adult with the goal of developing a positive relationship with the student. The program is currently seeking mentors and donations.

Visit facebook.com/EasternHancockSchools for updates and more information or email [email protected].