Women Like Us Foundation Launches New Program

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Indianapolis-based Women Like Us Foundation is launching another way to empower and encourage women and young girls in Indianapolis.

On Thursday, Jan. 30 the group hosts the kickoff of its "WE" program. CEO and founder Linda Rendleman says "WE" stands for "women effect" and that is just what the new program will do.

Rendleman says the group will offer women of all ages, races and backgrounds the chance to support female forward projects right here in Indianapolis.

Thursday night's free event takes place from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Seasons 52 restaurant at Keystone at the Crossing. More information available at the group's website www.womenlikeusfoundation.org

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