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Rauch, Inc. is a nonprofit social services and employment agency in Floyd County, Indiana that has served over 1,000 children and adults each year for 60 years. The organization is thanking the recipient for voting for them as the best in the community and supporting their mission of serving the community.
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- 1. Thank you for voting Rauch, Inc. Floyd County’s best • Nonprofit • Social Services • Employment Agency As we celebrate 60 years of service in 2013, we are thrilled to still be #1 in our community. On behalf of the over 1,000 children and adults Rauch serves each year, we thank you for your support and confidence. 845 Park Place • New Albany, IN 47150 (812) 945-4063 • rauchinc.org • facebook.com/rauchinc