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Montgomery County High School Senior Girls Education Award

Montgomery County High School Senior Girls Education Award

Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women of Crawfordsville (INFBPW-Crawfordsville) will offer three Education Awards of $500 each to three female seniors meeting the graduation requirements from Montgomery County high schools. The INFBPW-Crawfordsville Education Awards are available to ALL female high school seniors of the their graduating class. The applications must be completed and received no later than March 28th of your graduating year no exceptions All applications must include a copy of your high school transcripts; two letters of…

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Reality Store® 2026

Reality Store® 2026

This Year’s Event is on Columbus Day! Date: October 12, 2026Location: Boys & Girls Club of Montgomery County1001 Whitlock Ave, Crawfordsville, IN 47933 Volunteer Times: The best part? You don’t have to volunteer all day! We can break volunteer times into approximately two-hour increments, so whether you can give us a couple of hours or stay for the whole event, we would be incredibly grateful for your help. 💼 Booths We Need Volunteers For Students will rotate through a variety…

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Spring Fever Craft Fair 2025

Spring Fever Craft Fair 2025

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to our Spring Fever Craft & Vendor event. It will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, March 1, 2025 at the Montgomery County 4-H Building400 Park AvenueCrawfordsville, IN 47933, USA. Applications can be found here which includes all of the details about the show. Booth space will be reserved on a “first come” basis, so we hope you will take time to return your contract, with your…

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2024 Reality Store®

2024 Reality Store®

The event was held at the Boys and Girls Club of Montgomery County.We started at 8:45 AM with South Montgomery, North Montgomery then Crawfordsville finishing the day. Weeks before the event, the teachers helped assign each student a career and salary based on their grades, followed by a roll of the dice to see if they were married, single or divorced. Another roll determined how many children they had. And then . . . The full story here