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United Way focuses on Education, Income and Health The United Way of Greater Lafayette began in 1923 as a group of Lafayette residents who came together to fund nine local health and human service agencies. Since its inception, the organization has seen many changes and today is more than simply a funding agent. Today United Way improves our community by focusing on Education, Income and Health.

United Way brings people, organizations and resources together to deliver results in all three of these areas. They are working to improve academic achievement by collaborating with local school officials and funding agencies that focus on everything from pre-natal care and early childhood education to adult education and family literacy.

The organization supports services that ensure that families and individuals are able to meet their most basic needs and move toward financial stability.

United Way helps to build family financial assets by offering a program to help individuals save for higher education or their first home. United Way also helps families gain financial knowledge and increase their ability to manage their resources through financial education workshops and materials.

United Way is helping individuals and families live healthy lifestyles. They are actively engaging the public and private

sector, health care organizations, and academia to meet the health care needs of Tippecanoe County. United Way continues to fund agencies that serve the uninsured and underinsured and work with partners such as FamilyWize to distribute prescription discount cards.

Because the United Way of Greater Lafayette is a volunteer lead organization, it is in a unique position to lead the charge in addressing our local community needs. Informed local volunteers from a variety of backgrounds make the critical decisions that ensure that donor dollars are spent as efficiently and effectively as possible.

With your help, United Way can create lasting measurable change. You are invited to Live United by giving, advocating and volunteering in the area that means the most to you.

United Way of Greater Lafayette 1114 East State Street Lafayette, Indiana 47905 Phone: 765-742-9077 Fax: 765-742-9079 E-mail: ashley@uw.lafayette.in.us Web: uwlafayette.org

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Local mortgage solutions = Tippecanoe Mortgage When it comes to buying a house, the catch phrase is “location, location, location.” When it comes to the mortgage company that helps seal the deal, Tippecanoe Mortgage is a catch phrase for many in our community.

According to local owners, David and Kim Mennen, of Tippecanoe Mortgage, one word sums up their company: local.

“We live in our community and we process all of our loans locally,” the Mennens said.

The staff is fully licensed, have completed numerous hours of continuing education, passed national tests and have complete background checks. According to the Mennens, all consumers know that the economy is going through tough times and the mortgage industry in many aspects is still struggling. After more than 11 years, Tippecanoe Mortgage is still here and stronger than ever.

“We are one of the survivors of our industry,” they said. “You can trust us with the largest

financial transaction of your life.

We are still here because we do what is right for our clients.”

Serving Greater Lafayette and West Lafayette, Tippecanoe County and surrounding counties, Tippecanoe Mortgage strives to make the loan process as simple and easy as possible.

Past clients have depended on Tippecanoe Mortgage to guide them ad provide answers and solutions to home mortgage needs.

Government loans like FHA, USDA and VA are Tippecanoe Mortgage’s specialty, and they have been the leader in closing FHA loans for the past eight years in their market area.

“When it comes to conventional loans, we welcome the opportunity to compete head to head with your big banks on the bottom line.”

The company takes great pride in serving Veterans with one of the best loans available, the 100 percent VA insured loan. For buyers purchasing outside the Greater Lafayette/West Lafayette city limits, the USDA/Rural

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No matter what type of loan you are looking for, local mortgage solutions are what Tippecanoe Mortgage is all about.

Tippecanoe Mortgage 1221 S. Creasy Lane, Suite I Lafayette, IN 47905 Phone: 765-446-2930 Fax: 765-448-6398 Web: www.tippecanoemortgage.com

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Faith Christian School helps parents raise their children to live effectively in God’s world.

Faith Christian School provides superior Christian education Faith Christian School began in 1997 with 47 high school students. Today the K-12 school serves 650 students from Tippecanoe and ten surrounding counties.

Faith Christian School seeks to be superior academically.

Teachers are carefully selected for their academic and Biblical training as well as their concern for young people.

The curriculum is designed to provide an education that is academically superior and thoroughly Christian. The school is accredited by the State of Indi-

ana and the American Association of Christian Schools.

Faith Christian is different in its philosophy. “The Bible is the supreme authority for all that we do,” said Scott Grass, Administrator. “Some schools seek to educate students to live in this world. We educate students to lead Christlike lives in this world and serve God in their homes, church and community.”

Faith Christian School 5526 State Road 26 East Lafayette, IN 47905 Phone: 765-447-2727 Fax: 765-448-2985 Web: www.fcslafayette.org

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Inches-A-Weigh helping to create healthier and happier lifestyles.

Inches-A-Weigh offers women tools to create a fun, healthier lifestyle

Over the last few years, Inches-A-Weigh Weight Loss Center has been bringing the women of Lafayette and surrounding areas its unique “Three-Phase Weight Loss Program.” Since 2004, the national franchise has been proud to be a member of the Lafayette business community by bringing the tools for all women in the area to create a healthier lifestyle.

According to Allysce Barker, center director, Inches-A-Weigh is proud to be a part of the Lafayette Community. “We would like to fulfill the mission to help women in Tippecanoe and surrounding counties live a healthier lifestyle and to enjoy the health benefits of losing weight and exercising, and at the same time have fun,” Barker said.

Based on the three-phase program, Inches-A-Weigh teaches members about

nutrition, figure shaping, and cardiovascular exercise. The nutritional phase begins the program and offers menus that guarantee 1.5 to 2 pounds weight loss each week.

Next comes the figure shaping phase which consists of equipment that tones and reconditions the muscles. Cardiovascular exercise rounds out the program. The staff, Georgia Pearson, Lifestyle Weight Loss Manager, and Debra Gipson, Lifestyle Fitness Counselor, brings additional weight loss expertise to the community Inches-A-Weigh invites everyone to stop by and try a complimentary session to find out how much fun being healthier really is.

Inches-A-Weigh 405 Sagamore Parkway, South Lafayette, IN 47905 765-588-1074 Web: www.inchesaweigh.com

Lafayette Limo Rolls Out in Style to Places Near and Far Travelers, Lafayette Limo, Inc. can help you get where you need to be in style and without worry. The family-owned business has been in operation since 1986 and currently has many third-generation family members employed. Jeff Florian is the current owner.

The primary service of Lafayette Limo is its shuttle to and from the Indianapolis Airport which runs nine times daily, 365 days a year. Charter service is also available. “We have the ability to travel anywhere in the continental United States,”said Jeff Florian. “The choice is yours.”

Passengers can choose from a variety of 1-40 passenger vehicles, including late-model town cars, vans, mini-buses, luxury limousines, and an impressive RV

Limo with many amenities. Wherever you want to go, Lafayette Limo is here to make the trip there a great part of the journey.

We went green before green was even around. Saving time, money and the environment by the “carpooling” concept (concerts, shuttle services, sporting events etc).

“We owe all our success to the Lord Jesus Christ, our employees, and you as valued customers,” Jeff said. “Thank you for your continued patronage.”

Lafayette Limo, Inc. 2525 Klondike Road West Lafayette, Indiana 47906 Phone: 765-497-3828 Fax: 765-497-4106 E-Mail: laflimo@lafayettelimo.com Web: www.lafayettelimo.com

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Purdue Federal Educates Youth

Recent economic conditions have thrown a spotlight on the need to better prepare our youth for managing their financial matters as adults. In fact, a 2008 survey by the Jump$tart Coalition found that high school seniors are less financially literate now than they were in 1998, when the first survey was conducted.

At Purdue Federal Credit Union (Purdue Federal), we know that our youth’s success depends upon their ability to manage their finances. We have a history of commitment to helping them reach their potential through our many financial literacy programs.

In 2005 Purdue Federal became the first in-school financial institution in the state of Indiana when it opened a branch inside Lafayette Jefferson High School. Then in 2008 the credit union opened its second in-school branch inside William Henry Harrison High School.

Both in-school branches are staffed by high-school-student tellers and a Purdue Federal supervisor. Student tellers are expected to meet the same qualifications as other Purdue Federal employees and are hired after submitting an application and being interviewed. They receive compensation as well as course credits for their work.

In addition to the hands-on learning experience for tellers, other students gain money-management

skills by opening checking and savings accounts, making transactions at the branches, and learning from the financial literacy curriculum provided by Purdue Federal staff through career- and business-related courses.

High school students also have the opportunity to participate in activities, including the recent high school debit card contest, sponsored by the credit union. Winning debit card designs were submitted by Harrison High School student Santiago Grandlienard and Jefferson High School graduate Mark Felix, who each won a $500 Purdue Federal Visa® gift card.

Each year Purdue Federal supports the Purdue Athletes Life Success (PALS) program at Purdue University through a $50,000 donation, bicycle donation and development of financial literacy curriculum. Purdue Federal staff spends several days teaching campers about budgeting and setting savings goals through a variety of agespecific, fun exercises and games.

Purdue Federal helps local middle and high schools meet the Indiana Department of Education’s Financial Literacy Education (FLE) standards.

Purdue Federal experts can address 32 middle school and 29 high school standards through various seminars, educational games and activities taught in classrooms and at no cost to local schools.

Jeff HS graduate Mark Felix designed the winning Jeff HS debit card featuring the school’s mascot.

Schools interested in partnering with Purdue Federal to fulfill FLE standards or scheduling a class tour of a branch, may contact the credit union at 765.497.3328. We look forward to continuing to work together to engage and educate our youth.

Purdue Federal Credit Union 7 Full-Service Branches in LafayetteWest Lafayette and LaPorte www.purdueefcu.com

Harrison HS student Santiago Grandlienard created the Raider Pride debit card.

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LaScala Italian Restaurant offers upscale food at real world prices

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Faith Community Center offers activities and services to Lafayette’s east side.

Lillian knows her Dad makes some of the best soup around and has even asked him to pass on his soups secrets!

Handcrafted sauces made from scratch on site by the chef, dishes prepared with locally grown allnatural produce, unique offerings such as gluten-free pasta, a full bar featuring one-of-a-kind cocktails such as the orange basil mojito.

These are among the reasons why La Scala Italian Restaurant, owned and operatedby Francisco and Kirsten Serrano, has grown from a ten-table eatery to its current 175-seat size in only ten years.

“We make your food from scratch when you order it, exactly how you want it,” said Kirsten.

“Our sauces are not poured out of a bag.”

Even the children’s menu comes under close scrutiny by Kirsten as a mother concerned for her own child’s nutrition and by Lillian, the Serranos’ young daughter. La Scala also boasts one of Lafayette’s largest outdoor dining areas.

“The reason La Scala is distinctive is our fresh menu, and our response as owners to our customers’ needs and desires,” Kirsten said. “It’s delicious!”

La Scala Italian Restaurant 312 Main Street Lafayette, IN 47901 Phone: 765-420-8171 Fax: 765-429-6037 Web: www.lascalaitalianrestaurant.com

A place for recreation and building relationships

Faith Community Center evolved from discussions with leaders and residents regarding how Faith Baptist could serve the needs of its neighbors on Lafayette’s east side. The 65,000 sq. ft. facility features multipurpose meeting space, preschool classrooms, , a food pantry, a clothing exchange and the Cup O’ Faith Café.

Faith Community Center also has a full-sized basketball court, a walking track, a zero-entry pool and fitness equipment.

Since its opening in 2007, nearly 4,000 people have enrolled as Fun and Fitness members.

But Faith Community Center is more than just a spacious facility

hosting activities and services. “It is a space that welcomes people to come together and build relationships with their neighbors,” says community ministries pastor Dustin Folden.

It is also a place helping youth in need. “The Loft” youth room and teen-focused activities resulted from Youth Ministries Pastor Andy Woodall’s meetings with local high school officials.

“They said, ‘If you can help those at risk, that will help us,’” said Woodall.

Faith Community Center 5572 Mercy Way Lafayette, IN 47905 Phone: 765-449-4600 Fax: 765-448-2985 Web: www.fcmlafayette.org

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Classic elegance with modern conveniences for your meeting, luncheon, lecture, wedding, reception, anniversary At the Long Center for the Performing Arts In historic Downtown Lafayette

111 North Sixth Street

Phone: (765) 742-5664

The Long Center has something for everyone!

Music, comedy, theater, ballet on Long Center menu

The Long Center for the Performing Arts, originally known as the Mars Theatre, was built as a vaudeville house in 1921. With the demise of vaudeville, it eventually became a movie theatre, and in 1977, was donated to the city by the Long family and renamed the Long Center for the Performing Arts.

The Long Center serves as a performance space for local and touring shows, musicians, plays, musical comedians, ballets, and is the permanent home of the Lafayette Symphony Orchestra.

“The 1,200 seat theatre has the best acoustics and the largest movie screen in town,” said operations manger Shannon Sabel. “The Long Center staff is eager to provide both performers and audiences with

an exceptionally pleasant experience.”

The Long Center is run by a board of directors and has four employees: Shannon Sabel, general manager Doug Kern, technical director Jeremy Ruemler and receptionist/ticket sales Brenda Schultz. “Our best success is always the next time you visit,” said Sabel.

Upcoming events include Heywood Banks’ annual family-friendly laugh fest on January 15, Menopause the Musical on February 9-11, and classical/pop pianist Emile Pandolfi on March 5. Tickets are or will be available at:

The Long Center for the Performing Arts 111 North 6th Street Lafayette, IN 47902 Phone: 765-742-5664 Fax: 765-742-1724 Web: www.LongCenterTheater.com

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“Two Great Locations under one roof!”

The Other Pub and Big Apple Bagels, locally owned and operated at 3000 South 9th Street on Lafayette’s Southside is just “another day in paradise” as you dine in our warm and inviting atmosphere for whatever your tastes desire.

From our Famous Pub Buffalo wings, delicious homemade soups to our tantalizing lunch and dinner specials. Our full service bar satisfies the regulars and entices the new with our Daily Drink Specials. At The Other Pub smoking is allowed at our 20 foot long bar while all tables enjoy smoke-free!

From our family to yours, we invite everyone to our family dining at its best; draw on the walls, smoke free and kids eat FREE on Tuesdays.

In a hurry? Just call ahead (765)

474-9527 or fax in your order (765) 471-1666 and take advantage of our Drive-up window, we’ll make sure your breakfast, lunch and dinner is complete!

Have a big party or small gathering? With no room fees take advantage of our Banquet Room facilities.

In paradise we want you to enjoy all the amenities without the stress and an abundance of convenience—our Gift Cards are redeemable at both great locations under one roof! For more information visit www.otherpub.com The Other Pub/Big Apple Bagels 3000 S. 9th St. Lafayette, IN. 47909 765-474-9527 www.otherpub.com

Crystal Clear Pools is the name of their game Timothy Graham created Crystal Clear Pools as a continuation of his service to his parents’ company, Lafayette Pool and Patio. For more than 35 years, Lafayette Pool & Patio built and serviced pools in the community.

“My parents taught me about hard work, discipline, and what it took to run a successful business,” Graham said. “Crystal Clear Pools would not exist if not for them.”

Graham’s business is a fullservice swimming pool company whose services include weekly service, water testing, pool and spa openings and closings, and commercial and residential

repairs and renovations.

‘Whatever your pool or spa needs may be, we want to be sure your experience is pleasant and that your pool or spa remains safe, fun, and crystal clear,” Graham said.

Crystal Clear Pools has expanded and opened its first retail store in May 2010. Future plans include building upon the commercial services business and more.

Crystal Clear Pools 3602 Cougill Lane Lafayette, IN 47909 Phone: 765-471-8180 Fax: 765-269-7418 E-mail: info.ccpools@gmail.com

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Painting Homes and Building Relationships is the Thayer Way

Located on Schulyer Avenue in Lafayette, Thayer’s Painting & Wallcovering, Inc. is a family-owned business that was initiated by God, crafted by two brothers, and became a success through the efforts of an entire family and their clients over the years.

Gary and Juanita Thayer, and their three sons, Jason, Jon and Josh, gear their business toward the homeowner. They do interior and exterior painting as well as additional jobs such as painting cabinets, repairing drywall, hanging crown molding, deck maintenance and power washing exteriors.

While homeowners capitalize

on Thayer’s talents and skill, the company also caters to commercial clients including schools, churches, fraternities, sororities, and more.

The success of Thayer’s is directly tied to its primary business strength: the fact that it is family-owned. According to Gary Thayer, that means they take pride in their work. In a day when “good help” is hard to find, it is the strength of their businesses.

Thayer’s Painting & Wallcovering, Inc. 1717 Schuyler Avenue Lafayette, Indiana 47904 Phone: 765-429-9064 Fax: 765-429-1022 E-Mail: thayerspw@aol.com Web: thayerspainting.com

Italian Style in the Heart of Downtown Lafayette

Located inside the Holiday Inn on South Street in Lafayette, awaits a sneak peek into the heart of Italy. Toscana Italian Grill & Bar opened in 2008 and brought high-quality foods and pizza with the freshest ingredients to the Lafayette area. As in Italy where food brings people together, Toscana replicates the environment for relaxed dining that inspires friends and families to share conversation and fun, right here in downtown Lafayette.

According to Daniel Eichar, Food and Beverage Director, Toscana is the “best Italian

restaurant in Lafayette.” Recently remodeled, Toscana also offers a full-service bar, stone pizza oven and a fresh, inviting, casual atmosphere for all who enter.

If a warm welcome, memorable dining experience and delicious Italian food is what you crave, Toscana Italian Bar & Grill is the perfect place for you for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Toscana Italian Bar & Grill 515 South St. Lafayette, IN 47901 Phone: 765-742-5230 Web: www.toscana-lafayette.com

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