Batesville Coffee Shop to Host Annual Give Back Ceremony

Amack's Well will distributing funds to local non-profits and families in need.

Amack's Well. Photo provided.

(Batesville, Ind.) - Amack's Well will host its annual Give Back Ceremony this month.

The non-profit coffee shop in the heart of Batesville will distribute $11,000 to local organizations, continuing its commitment to fostering a sense of community and supporting local causes. 

In the spirit of their mission and goal, Amack's Well has given back over $86,000 to local non-profits and families in need since its inception. This year's Give Back Ceremony, scheduled for January 17th at 6:00 PM at Amack's Well, marks another milestone in their ongoing commitment to community support.

Community members are invited to join in the celebration of the Annual Give Back Ceremony. Festivities will take place at Amack's Well on Wednesday, January 17 starting at 6:00 p.m.

Since its establishment, Amack's Well has stood by its mission: "To provide a community gathering place in the city of Batesville that is a safe environment for all age groups and will cultivate relationships and foster a sense of community." This commitment is further emphasized through their goal: "To provide a place for people to ENGAGE in relationships; a business that will ENHANCE the downtown economy; and a gathering place which will INSPIRE guests to support community outreach."

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