The J. Kruse Education Center in Auburn, Indiana has exciting news! They just received a $750,000 grant from the Northeast Indiana Strategic Development Commission. This funding will support their Career Quest program.
The J. Kruse Education Center is a nonprofit dedicated to helping people explore career options. They serve various groups, including K-12 students and veterans. Their Career Quest program offers hands-on experiences in different career fields, providing insights through direct interactions with professionals.
Matt Toth, the Executive Director, expressed his enthusiasm. “This grant allows us to expand our efforts in career exploration,” he said. He believes it will make a significant impact on young people’s futures.
John Kruse, the center’s founder, also shared his thoughts. “We focus on creating unique career experiences for students. It means a lot to have the support of the Northeast Indiana Strategic Development Commission,” he stated.
For more information about the J. Kruse Education Center and the Career Quest program, check out their website: jkruseeducation.org.
