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AIMS, Madison County Community Foundation collecting donations; AIMS reports $200,000 raised
Summary
Mayor Tom Broderick said Anderson Indiana Main Street (AIMS) had raised over $200,000 for local flood victims and donations can be funneled through the Madison County Community Foundation to support relief distribution.
Broderick said Anderson Indiana Main Street (AIMS) has raised more than $200,000 to help flood victims and that donors can give through the Madison County Community Foundation to have funds directed to local needs. "So far, they've raised over $200,000," he said, noting the foundation will help funnel donations to AIMS without charging an administrative fee.
The mayor encouraged community members and organizations to continue supporting neighbors through donations and pointed to the city's online channels and newsletter 'Anderson Now' for more detailed guidance about how contributions are being used and distributed.
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