From the left are Mark McGill, A Rosie Place; Dennis Wagoner, Tial Bishop, A Rosie Place; and Anita Wagoner. The Wagoners are the owners of North Webster ACE Hardware. Its customers “rounded up” their transactions during the month of July with the hardware matching customer’s donations. ACE Hardware is sponsoring an informational night about A Rosie Place at the North Webster Community Center. Photo provided by North Webster ACE Hardware.

News Release

NORTH WEBSTER — Whether you or someone you know could use the services of A Rosie Place for Children or you are interested in learning more about the community, North Webster ACE Hardware is hosting an informational night with CEO Tieal Bishop for dessert and coffee.

It will be held 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 28, at the North Webster Community Center, 301 N. Main St. (SR 13). A Rosie Place for Children delivers quality medical care to children who are medically fragile while providing family members relief from the demands of 24 hour care.

RSVP to Anita Wagoner (574) 253-1091 or email [email protected]. For more information contact Bishop, (574) 315-6283.

This is a valuable service ACE Hardware owners Dennis and Anita Wagoner have supported for many years as granddaughters Alexa and Ellie are medically fragile.

In July North Webster ACE Hardware asked its customers if they would like to “round up” their transactions to the next dollar for A Rosie Place.

The generous customers agreed 3,948 times. North Webster ACE Hardware matched the customers’ amount. The total was $1,989.37.