Mary Rigg Center Saves on Energy Costs
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The Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center, a century-old supporter of westside families, received a $6,000 grant for energy-saving door replacements from the Thriving Nonprofits program. This initiative, run by the Indianapolis Office of Sustainability, offers free assessments and matching grants to combat rising energy costs. The centers old building had drafty doors and windows, leading to high heating and cooling bills. With the grant, they aim to free up funds for their clients, while seeking additional funding for window replacements.
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