The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club has donated $1,000 to Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts for scholarships for students to participate in classes at the Wagon Wheel Conservatory. From left: Optimist Club member and Wagon Wheel Board member Shawn Brown, Wagon Wheel Development Director Elisa Wise, Optimist Club Board member Shari Benyousky and Optimist Club President Chris Plack. Photo provided.

News Release

WARSAW — The Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club has donated $1,000 to Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts for scholarships for students to participate in classes at the Wagon Wheel Conservatory.

The money will allow students to experience the benefits of learning through music, dance and acting.

“We are thrilled to receive this generous donation from the Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club,” said Education Director of Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts Kira Lace Hawkins. “This donation will help us to provide access to the arts for students who might not otherwise have the opportunity to participate. Thank you to the Warsaw Breakfast Optimist Club for investing in the future growth and education of our youth.”

“We are pleased to support the Wagon Wheel and its conservatory program and the positive impact it has on the students and the community,” said Breakfast Optimist Club President Chris Plack. “We believe that the arts play a vital role in the development of our youth, and we are committed to ensuring that all students have the opportunity to experience the benefits of music, dance, and theater.”