Warsaw’s Altrusa Initiates New Member

January 24, 2022 at 10:58 p.m.
Warsaw’s Altrusa Initiates New Member
Warsaw’s Altrusa Initiates New Member

By Staff Report-

Altrusa International of Warsaw Inc. initiated another new member at their meeting Wednesday.  

Connie Daggett was received into membership in a ceremony conducted by membership co-chairs Stephanie Booth and Mary Garrett.  Daggett was sponsored by Donna Josellis and welcomed into the club by president Vicki Martin, according to a provided news release.

At that meeting, members also learned about “Ryan’s Case for Smiles” from Shannon Jenks.  The organization is one of the few volunteer organizations solely dedicated to helping sick children cope with the stress of their illnesses and injuries.  They provide children whimsical pillowcases to give them an emotional boost and remind them they are not defined by their illness. The gifts provide a distraction and hope to enhance the emotional well-being of not only the children but their families as well, stated the release.  More information may be found at www.caseforsmiles.org.

Club members are finalizing plans for the March 5 spring bazaar to be held at First United Methodist Church Connection Campus at 1692 W. Lake St. from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Bazaar is the fifth bazaar event hosted by the club.  Vendor sites are still available by contacting [email protected]. Proceeds from the event benefit Altrusa’s local service projects.

Individuals interested in serving the community are encouraged to attend the club’s next meeting on Feb. 3 at noon at KREMC, 370 S. CR 250E, Warsaw.





Altrusa International of Warsaw Inc. initiated another new member at their meeting Wednesday.  

Connie Daggett was received into membership in a ceremony conducted by membership co-chairs Stephanie Booth and Mary Garrett.  Daggett was sponsored by Donna Josellis and welcomed into the club by president Vicki Martin, according to a provided news release.

At that meeting, members also learned about “Ryan’s Case for Smiles” from Shannon Jenks.  The organization is one of the few volunteer organizations solely dedicated to helping sick children cope with the stress of their illnesses and injuries.  They provide children whimsical pillowcases to give them an emotional boost and remind them they are not defined by their illness. The gifts provide a distraction and hope to enhance the emotional well-being of not only the children but their families as well, stated the release.  More information may be found at www.caseforsmiles.org.

Club members are finalizing plans for the March 5 spring bazaar to be held at First United Methodist Church Connection Campus at 1692 W. Lake St. from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The Bazaar is the fifth bazaar event hosted by the club.  Vendor sites are still available by contacting [email protected]. Proceeds from the event benefit Altrusa’s local service projects.

Individuals interested in serving the community are encouraged to attend the club’s next meeting on Feb. 3 at noon at KREMC, 370 S. CR 250E, Warsaw.





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