Enneking Auto Body Contributes $30K to Capital Campaign

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With locations in Batesville and Greensburg, Enneking Auto Body, Inc., a local auto body repair shop, recently contributed $30,000 to the Margaret Mary Health Foundation to support the construction of Margaret Mary Health’s replacement hospital. The new facility is set to open in 2026.

“We feel the new hospital is extremely important to keeping our community safe and healthy,” said Enneking Auto Body, Inc. President Abbie Ziegler. “This is a great way for Enneking Auto Body to give back to the employees, customers, friends and families who have supported us for over 70 years.”

Margaret Mary Health Foundation is currently conducting a capital campaign with a goal of raising $10 million.

“As we draw closer to our target, we continue to be amazed by the generosity of local businesses like Enneking Auto Body,” said MMHF Executive Director Jonathon Maple. “Strong partnerships like this one are part of what makes our community an exceptional place to live.”

MMHF invites other community members and organizations to join in supporting the capital campaign. For more information or to make a donation, visit mmhealth.org/generations-of-care or contact Jonathon Maple at 812-933-5141.

Pictured from left to right: Joe and Karen Enneking, Enneking Auto Body board members; Abbie Ziegler, Enneking Auto Body President; Liz Leising, MMH President; Jonathon Maple, MMHF Executive Director.

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