WARSAW — Since December of 2017, the farm board for Kosciusko County Farm Bureau has donated approximately 4,000 pounds of chicken to Combined Community Services for their food pantry. “On behalf of the county board, we were more than happy to do this,” said Kosciusko County Farm Bureau President Bob Bishop. “We appreciate what you …read more.

For the eighth consecutive year, Kosciusko REMC donated to the Winter Heating Assistance Program at Combined Community Services, Warsaw. KREMC President and CEO Bruce Goslee, presented a check for $5,000 to CCS Executive Director Steve Possell noting, “We truly believe in partnering with CCS through this program. We know there is a need for our …read more.

Founded in 1984 by the Greater Warsaw Ministerial Association, Combined Community Services was organized by county church leaders to serve as a centralized clearinghouse to serve those in need. In the past several years, however, more and more churches have begun taking on their own programs to serve the less fortunate. That, according to Pastor …read more.

An event to raise funds for Combined Community Services is getting some support by local celebrity chefs. The Blue Jeans & BBQ Gala is planned for Saturday, June 23. Celebrity chefs Dane Miller of Biomet, John Tucker of Maple Leaf Farms, Scott Woods of Noa Noa and Warsaw Mayor Joe Thallemer will be barbecuing the …read more.

By STACEY PAGE Editor [email protected] Combined Community Services is in the process of moving into its new facility at 1195 Mariner Drive in Warsaw and will be open to serve the public from that location on Thursday. Constructed by Robinson Construction of Warsaw, the new CCS building is just over 12,000 square feet and features …read more.