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Fourth Anthem Assists Award Presented to Nicole Wesling from Horizon House

Published on October 28, 2021 under Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA)
Indiana Fever News Release


INDIANAPOLIS - Nicole Wesling, street outreach supervisor with Horizon House, Inc., was named the latest Anthem Assists Award winner, the Indiana Fever announced earlier today at surprise event at Horizon House.

As an 11-year staff member at Horizon House, Wesling advocates for individuals experiencing homelessness in the Indianapolis community. In recent months, she has spearheaded efforts to provide shelter and mental health resources for Hoosiers deemed high-risk for contracting the COVID-19 virus.

"Nicole's decade-long efforts of improving the lives of so many in need in Marion County display her unyielding commitment to our community. Our city is continuing to combat homelessness and Nicole is a prime example of how we can all make a positive impact," Fever President Dr. Allison Barber said.

In addition to coordinating the Professional Blended Street Outreach Team, Wesling has worked in conjunction with the IMPD Flex Team, INDOT and the Coalition for Homelessness Intervention and Prevention.

"I am honored to receive the Anthem Assists Award. To be recognized by the Indiana Fever and Anthem, Inc. for impactful street outreach work in our community is a highlighted achievement in my professional career," Wesling said. "I am humbled to be considered for this nomination and to work alongside so many deserving community advocates."

For more information about Horizon House, visit www.horizonhouse.cc.

ANTHEM ASSISTS AWARD INFORMATION

To nominate a community leader, friend, student, co-worker, neighbor, relative or volunteer that is making a difference through their commitment to inspiring change, please visit the nomination link here. Each Anthem Assists Award recipient will receive four (4) Tickets to a select Indiana Fever game in 2022, an Indiana Fever Gift Bag, in-game recognition and more.

Anthem Assists will honor individuals throughout the state of Indiana who have made an overwhelming impact in the lives of others by advocating for equity and inclusion in education, health & wellness, female empowerment and corporate citizenship.

PREVIOUS ANTHEM ASSISTS AWARD WINNERS

Cheria Caldwell - September 3, 2021 - Community Alliance of the Far Eastside

Sharrona Moore - August 28, 2021 - Lawrence Community Gardens, Inc.

Danyette Smith - July 9, 2021 - Silent No More, Inc.

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