Michael Needler Jr, CEO and owner of Needler’s Fresh Market, is pictured with Amanda Everidge, executive director of the Behavior Health Line at Hancock Health, and Ryan Alwardt, co-host of Indy Now. The Hancock Health food bank was one of eight recipients of donations from Needlers’ parent company Fresh Encounter on Giving Tuesday Nov. 28. In total, the company gave $81,000 to local food banks and mental health organizations. In a press release, Everidge said they look to provide outpatient and mental health services to help people live “a happy, healthy, full life.”
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Michael Needler Jr, CEO and owner of Needler’s Fresh Market, is pictured with Amanda Everidge, executive director of the Behavior Health Line at Hancock Health, and Ryan Alwardt, co-host of Indy Now. The Hancock Health food bank was one of eight recipients of donations from Needlers’ parent company Fresh Encounter on Giving Tuesday Nov. 28. In total, the company gave $81,000 to local food banks and mental health organizations. In a press release, Everidge said they look to provide outpatient and mental health services to help people live “a happy, healthy, full life.”
