Mammoth Solar, developed by Doral Renewables, has pledged to provide an ongoing support the Pulaski County Historical Society. Mammoth Solar’s most recent initiative involves contributing to the Society's Cultural Center project. This funding will be used to purchase furniture and equipment for the new community room, which will serve as the key piece of the Historical Society’s new cultural center and an entirely new resource for the local community.
The new Cultural Center will feature a room dedicated to hosting meetings and events, open to local not-for-profit organizations at no charge and available to others for a nominal fee. In addition to the community room, the overall project includes enhancements to the museum and research areas, with updated displays and storage equipment.
“Mammoth Solar is deeply committed to the communities where we work, and we are thrilled to support this project that celebrates Pulaski County’s rich history while creating opportunities for connection and collaboration,” said Chris Kline, Development Manager with Doral Renewables. ”For the past four years, we have been impressed with the Pulaski County Historical Society’s work and we are thrilled to be able to continue our support and deepen our roots and partnerships in Pulaski County.”
Kathi Thompson with the Pulaski County Historical Society expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership. “We are grateful to Doral and the Mammoth Solar project for their generous contribution to our Cultural Center and willingness to continue and support our work. This partnership, like others, will help us create a valuable resource for the community – a space that honors our past while looking toward the future. We are very happy to have Mammoth Solar as a community partner and are looking forward to working together.”
This collaboration highlights Mammoth Solar’s commitment to investing in local communities and fostering meaningful partnerships. With the first phase of the Mammoth Solar project now completed in Starke County, the Pulaski County portions are set to begin construction in February. “Doral and Mammoth Solar looks forward to building additional connections and creating lasting benefits for Northwest Indiana,” said Kline.
