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Nonprofits continue to climb out of the financial hole left behind by COVID

By Terry Craig Jul 27, 2021 | 6:27 PM TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) The COVID-19 pandemic is still affecting many local businesses, but area nonprofits are using fundraisers to climb out of the hole left behind by the virus. The Terre Haute German Oberlander Club has been around for nearly 54 years. Club Vice President Brad Cress said nearly all of its budget is generated by its Oktoberfest Celebration. The celebration was cancelled last year due to COVID-19, and the organization was nearly forced to disband. “Oktoberfest is pretty much our entire annual operating budget,” Cress said. “Without having an event like this and providing the party, it makes it very difficult for us to continue our normal operations.”

Top Chefs batters up a win

Top Chefs batters up a win The annual Top Chefs event brings together nearly 100 local chefs for a night of friendly competition. Posted: Jul 25, 2021 12:30 AM Posted By: Hannah Follman and Kit Hanley TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTHI) - One local event is battering up to help hit a home run for the kids.  The annual Top Chefs event brings together nearly 100 local chefs for a night of friendly competition.  Saturday night, 90 local chefs served their signature dishes to help raise money to support the Terre Haute Children s museum. It serves as a big competition to see which chef can raise the most money in donations. 

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