Saemann Foundation Awards Cardinal Services $8,000
October 8, 2024 at 6:19 p.m.
Cardinal Services has received an $8,000 grant from the Franklin I. & Irene List Saemann Foundation for the purchase of surveillance equipment for the Kosciusko Area Bus Service.
Once the system is installed, the cameras are expected to help improve the safety of KABS drivers and passengers. The system will video record the interior and exterior of the buses during transportation to help assure driver and passenger safety and record any traffic violations or accidents.
Cardinal Services Executive Director Vickie Lootens thanked the Saemann Foundation for their support, saying, “Any time we can utilize resources and take measures to increase the health and safety of those we serve, we certainly will do so. We are grateful to the Saemann Foundation in helping us to do this.”
Cardinal Services provides a full array of services to adults and young people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and to families who have small children with needs. Since 1954, Cardinal has assisted and advocated for people with disabilities and challenges to live lives full of dignity, growth, and opportunity. Cardinal’s purpose is to lead the way to full equity, access, and inclusion for people with disabilities, families and communities.
To learn more, visit www.cardinalservices.org.
Cardinal Services has received an $8,000 grant from the Franklin I. & Irene List Saemann Foundation for the purchase of surveillance equipment for the Kosciusko Area Bus Service.
Once the system is installed, the cameras are expected to help improve the safety of KABS drivers and passengers. The system will video record the interior and exterior of the buses during transportation to help assure driver and passenger safety and record any traffic violations or accidents.
Cardinal Services Executive Director Vickie Lootens thanked the Saemann Foundation for their support, saying, “Any time we can utilize resources and take measures to increase the health and safety of those we serve, we certainly will do so. We are grateful to the Saemann Foundation in helping us to do this.”
Cardinal Services provides a full array of services to adults and young people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and to families who have small children with needs. Since 1954, Cardinal has assisted and advocated for people with disabilities and challenges to live lives full of dignity, growth, and opportunity. Cardinal’s purpose is to lead the way to full equity, access, and inclusion for people with disabilities, families and communities.
To learn more, visit www.cardinalservices.org.