In this episode we recognize our Nonprofit of the Month, Holly’s House, by learning more about their services to our community.

Founded in 1918, the Evansville Association For The Blind has many aspects of their program that are impactful and very interesting. See why EAB is Eastland Mall’s Nonprofit of the Month for September.

Learn more about Hangers, Eastland Mall’s Nonprofit of the Month for August in this new episode of Short Cutts.

The LST 325 is such an important part of the history of Evansville and the history of our country. Learn more about the LST 325 during this episode of Short Cutts.

Eastland Mall’s newest restaurant is Ben’s Soft Pretzels. Learn about the owner operator of the Eastland Mall Store and about the history of Ben’s.

Cancer Pathways Midwest, formerly Gilda’s Club of Evansville, is Eastland Mall’s Nonprofit of the Month for the month of June. Learn more about the organization at cancerpathwaysmidwest.org.

Status is Eastland Mall’s newest retail store featuring an elevated urban brand of clothing for men. Opening July 1, Status will be located next to Buckle and across the hall from Foot Locker.

May is Mental Health Month and the staff at Lampion Center specializes in therapy for children who have undergone some sort of traumatic experience. Learn more about Lampion Center in this episode of Short Cutts.

Granted is Eastland Mall’s Nonprofit of the Month for April 2021. Granted grants wishes to terminally ill sons and daughters in our community. For more information on Granted visit them online at GrantedTriState.org.

Aurora is Eastland Mall’s Nonprofit of the Month for March. Check out this in depth interview with the Executive Director of Aurora as we talk candidly about the homeless issue in the City of Evansville.