News Release
WARSAW — The Watershed Foundation announced the results of their annual Business Match Challenge – with more than $45,000.
We’re equally excited to share that 18 local businesses and individuals actively participated as sponsors of our Business Match Challenge,
61 individuals contributing to our cause during the holiday season.
We’re equally excited to share that 18 local businesses and individuals actively participated as sponsors of our Business Match Challenge, demonstrating their commitment to environmental stewardship,” said Lyn Crighton, executive director of The Watershed Foundation.
The 2023 sponsors included Ace Hardware North Webster, Aquatic Weed Control, Bartel Printing, Beyond Landscaping, Barbee Lakes Property Owners Association, Creighton Brothers, Eli Kitt, EP Graphics, Ethan Kitt, Knapp Supply Company, Lake City Bank, Lakeland Pier & Lift, Lake Tippecanoe Property Owners, Metcalf Payne & Bell Inc., ProWake Watersports, Smoker Craft, The Papers and Wihebrink Landscape Management, according to a news release from TWF.
The collective efforts of The Watershed Foundation’s donors and sponsor partners resulted in a total of $45,886.40 this holiday season, providing support for TWF’s mission to preserve and protect the water resources. This was a 16% increase over last year’s campaign.
“This remarkable achievement underscores the power of collaboration between our dedicated supporters and local businesses, showcasing the positive impact we can achieve when working together,” said Crighton.
The Watershed Foundation represents the interests of lake life in Kosciusko, Whitley and Noble counties.
To learn more about the work of The Watershed Foundation, visit watershedfoundation.org.
