Coffee House 5 celebrates five years at Franklin
Coffeehouse Five is celebrating five years since joining the Franklin Community. To mark this milestone, the community-focused coffee shop will celebrate all three locations on March 5th with special promotions and exclusive offers.
Coffee House Five opened its Franklin location, 41 W. Monroe Street, in March 2020. They quickly adapted by offering curb delivery at Franklin, and with community support from that point in time, they were able to grow and promoted their mission to provide free mental health counseling by selling in-house roasted coffee, food and pastries.
Guests visiting the Coffee House 5 location during the anniversary celebration will be able to take advantage of the following special offers:
Retail Coffee Beans and Coffee Pods 5% Off – We stock 5 brews from your favorite coffee house at a discounted price. Available only in the store. $5 Waffle Sandwich – For just $5, it features a homemade pesto and chipotle aioli and family waffle recipes that I got this delicious cheese stuffed waffle breakfast sandwich. *Waffle sandwiches are available only at Franklin locations. Special Edition 5 Years Blend Roast – Enjoy this unique and skillfully crafted light roast. $5 Product Sale – Select Coffeehouse Five Branded Merchandise is available for just $5.
For more information, follow Coffeehouse Five on social media.
USPS holding job fairs
The US Postal Service will host a job fair in Indianapolis to fill all positions. The Job Fair will be held on March 8th from 10am to 2pm at the USPS District Conference Center at 8765 Guion Road, Indianapolis.
To assist potential applicants, USPS personnel are present on the ground, providing detailed information about the position and answering questions. The computer is available to those who wish to apply.
The application is only accepted online at www.usps.com/careers. Applicants must be 18 years old and be able to work on weekends and holidays.
For more information about duties, liability, requirements, and benefits information, see Job Submissions. Posts are updated frequently, so check frequently for additional opportunities.
Franciscan Health Foundation receives grants
The Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust (IBCAT) has awarded a grant of more than $7,000 to the Franciscan Health Foundation for use in providing mammograms to low-income women in central Indiana.
Money is generated through the sale of Indiana breast cancer awareness license plates.
The Franciscan Health Foundation has received IBCAT funding for several years, with funds distributed to the Franciscan Health Indianapolis Breast Cancer Screening Program, among other programs within the organization.
Franciscan Health Indianapolis’ Breast Cancer Screening Program targets low-income women and provides equitable access to early breast cancer detection and intervention services. The purpose of this program is to overcome financial, logistical and information obstacles that could prevent these women from undergoing timely and appropriate screening.
Indiana residents can purchase Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Special Group Certified License Plates by visiting online at BMV License Branch or MyBMV.com. Of the $40 per year fee, $25 is a direct tax deductible donation to the extent of the law.
For more information about the Indiana Breast Cancer Awareness Trust and IT funding program, visit BrestCancerPlate.org or call 866-724-2228.
Indiana Growth Symposium Hosting Training Event
Indiana Grown, the Indiana Department of Agriculture’s local marketing initiative, will host a day’s meeting focusing on educational seminars for Indiana’s food and agricultural operations.
The event will take place on March 18th from 8am to 4pm at Hendricks County Fairgrounds, 1900 E. Main St., Danville. Registration is $45 and includes continental breakfast and lunch. Interested companies and Indiana growth members must register for the event at Indianagrown.org by March 12th.
Companies do not need to be adult Indiana members to participate. Networking and social hours occur between 2:30 and 3:30pm, ensuring businesses have the opportunity to connect and learn from one another.
The event is an agribusiness operator, food system advocate, and other opportunities for people who wish to develop and expand their business and brand. The symposium will offer numerous educational sessions on marketing and advertising, growth through food safety, complete sales pitch, and defining brand stories.
Participants can generate small agribusinesses looking to expand their products into new markets, companies interested in social media and marketing expertise, memorable guest experiences, operator responsibilities, consumer trends, and more.
