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AYS, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: AYS will develop and maintain, through shared leadership and qualified staff, before- and/or
after-school programs and support services for children, their parents and the community. |
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Agape Therapeutic Riding Resources |
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City: Cicero |
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General Description: Agapé is a unique therapeutic resource for individuals, families, schools, medical and mental health professionals. Through its wealth of horse-assisted programs, Agapé positively impacts the physical, mental, behavioral and social challenges of people with special needs. |
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Ambassadors for Children |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: As former president and CEO of the largest travel club in the United States, Sally Brown followed her vision to combine travel with serving others and founded Ambassadors for Children in 1998. An Honorary Board of Governors was formed with a diverse membership including doctors, educators, travel experts, media specialists, and representatives from the business and non-profit sector. Ambassadors for Children is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting peace and understanding through face to face cultural exchange opportunities. Since its conception, AFC has assisted over 50,000 children worldwide through over a hundred socially engaged travel missions distributing over three million dollars in aid. |
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American Heart Association - Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The American Heart Association is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Useful resources for caregivers who do not have training. |
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American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. |
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Arc of Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Established in 1956 by parents of children with developmental disabilities, The Arc of Indianaâs main focus is to provide a resource for families to come together and help advocate for a better life for their children.
The Arc is committed to progressive legislation to protect rights and improve services for people with developmental disabilities. From its humble beginnings, the organization has blossomed into the stateâs most well-respected and leading advocacy association for people with developmental disabilities and their families. |
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Area Youth Ministry, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Incorporated in 1970, Area Youth Ministry (AYM) is a Christian outreach ministry to inner-city adolescents in Indianapolis, Indiana. Focusing on the development of the whole personâ spiritual, physical, emotional, and intellectualâAYM reaches out to fill voids. A Drop-In Center (located across from Tech High School) provides a safe haven where youth ages 13-18 can hang out after school to get help with homework, relax, play games, or talk to someone about problems they are having. Through several small single-gender groups around the city, AYM helps teens build healthy self-esteem, recognize their God-given potential, and feel accepted and loved. Biblical principles are taught to instruct these young people about how to live Godly, responsible lives. In addition, AYM serves "at-risk" junior and senior high students in Tech, Arlington, Howe, Washington Community, and Manual Indianapolis Public School districts through Young Champions, a 25-week course teaching life skills and values. AYM's services are provided to more than 1,500 adolescent youth each year without regard for their race, gender, disability, religion, national origin, or ancestry. AYM employs 7 full-time staff members, involves volunteers in many different capacities, and operates with a 2007 annual budget of $409,615. |
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Art With a Heart |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Art With a Heart is the premier not-for-profit visual arts organization in Indianapolis, who with its collaborative partners, provides excellent, innovative, visual arts programming resulting in measurable positive impact on the personal development of at-risk urban youth in becoming creative, productive, successful members of their communities. We believe that high quality, innovative visual arts education programming is essential to helping at-risk urban youth develop their full potential. |
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Asante Children's Theatre |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Asante Childrenâs Theatre of Indianapolis, IN (ACT) is a professional theatre organization committed to preserving the tradition of African and African-American performing arts. Instructors and mentors with ACT use the three basic genres of performing arts (theatre, music, dance and storytelling) to develop the life skills of young people ages 12 to 21. |
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Autism Society of Indiana |
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City: Carmel |
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General Description: Support for individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals that work with them, and to provide Information about autism to the public. |
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Best Buddies Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Best Buddies ® is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment. |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Be a part of something Big.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana provides a one-to-one
mentoring program to youth ages 8-18. Becoming a mentor is easy, it's
fun, and it makes a big difference. There are two kinds of mentoring programs:
Community-based Mentoring Program requires the match to meet 2-4 times per month as
desired, at any local community location or event.
Site-based Mentoring Program allows the match to meet once a week for an hour at the
school of the youth. We ask that the match meets throughout the entire school year. |
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Boone County Public Library - Jamestown |
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City: Jamestown |
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General Description: a/k/a Tri-Area Library. Tri-Area Library is an all-volunteer library and does not receive tax funding. All expenses are funded by memberships, donations, and fundraising projects such as the Home Tour. |
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Boone County Public Library - Lebanon |
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City: Lebanon |
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General Description: The Lebanon Public Library is an active resource advocating literacy for the future that provides opportunities for cultural, educational and personal growth. Provides wireless technology. |
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Boone County Public Library - Thorntown |
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City: Thorntown |
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General Description: The collection of books-on-tape and on CD includes mysteries, romances, thrillers, science fiction, biographies, and non-fiction, which may be played on any standard player. A free downloadable audio-book service is available from the libraryâs web site. In addition, there is free access to Heritage Quest online from home and off-site computers. The video collection includes current and classic feature films, non-fiction and documentaries, in VHS and DVD formats. Other special collections include: large print books, Christian fiction, westerns, Science Fiction, genealogy, local history and romances. |
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Boone County Public Library - Zionsville |
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City: Zionsville |
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General Description: a/k/a Hussey-Mayfield Memorial. Located on the second floor of the Library, the Adult Services Deparment serves a variety of adult reading and information interests. A trained staff can expedite your search through the complexities of the Internet and printed research material to help you locate even the most elusive bit of information. |
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Boy Scouts of America, Crossroads of America Council |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Parents, we know you want the best for your son. You want him to grow to be a leader in his community, a person of good character, values and ethics. We can help him accomplish these things. |
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Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. |
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Boys and Girls Club of Zionsville |
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City: Zionsville |
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General Description: Boys & Girls Club of Zionsville is a guidance organization dedicated to assisting youth and their families in realizing and developing skills for living through social, physical, educational, leadership, and other character developing experiences. |
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Brain Injury Association of Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Brain Injury Association of Indiana is a nonprofit service organization comprised of people with brain injury, their families, and concerned stakeholders who are dedicated to creating a better future by reducing the incidence and effects of brain injury through public and professional education, advocacy, support, and by facilitating inter-agency commitment and collaboration.
Our Vision Statement
We envision a reduction in the incidence and effects of brain injury in Indiana, and that people with brain injury and their families will be well served, understood, empowered, and supported to live full and meaningful lives. |
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Brooke's Place for Grieving People |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Brooke's Place for Grieving Young People is a not-for-profit agency. We provide peer support groups for young people and college age (age 3-20+) who have experienced the death of a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, cousin, sibling, friend or loved one. Program Night peer support groups meet twice a month, on Thursday evenings, for 75 minutes at St. Luke's United Methodist Church or on Wednesday evenings at Butler University. |
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Cares for Kids, Inc. |
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City: Fishers |
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General Description: Cares for Kids is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to serving less fortunate children around the world with the essential means to fulfill a healthy and educated life. Cares for Kids main mission is to assist the orphaned children overseas, who typically suffer from emotional, physical, mental, and/or financial needs.
Nearly all orphanages have very limited available resources to operate and receive little help from their government. Without assistance, it is nearly impossible for these communities to afford the equipment, facilities, materials, and monetary support needed to administer an orphanage. That is where Cares for Kids steps in. |
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Central Indiana Youth for Christ |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Following WWII, large group rallies became extremely popular in the U.S. as a primary means of evangelism. As the hunger for God's Word and requests for help with the rallies grew, so did one man's vision for expanding the effort into a national movement.
In 1944, on a fishing trip off of the coast of Florida, Torrey Johnson, a Chicago pastor, shared his vision of a national movement with Billy Graham, asking him to become the organization's first evangelist and employee. Beginning almost simultaneously in dozens of cities, Youth for Christ quickly became a national movement, with Torrey Johnson as the first president and Billy Graham as its first full-time employee. Indianapolis was the first place that the organization was first called Youth for Christ. |
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Child Advocates |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Formerly known as the Guardian ad Litem Project. Child Advocates' mission is to represent and protect the best interests of children involved in legal proceedings by providing each child with court appointed guardians in Marion County and by providing training and services to others representing children in Indiana. Child Advocates provides its services through advocacy, monitoring, evaluation, fact-finding and mediation. |
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Children's Bureau, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Children's Bureau, Inc. is a private, nonprofit child and family services agency. It is licensed by the State of Indiana, accredited by the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children, Inc. and is an accredited member of theIndiana Youth Services Association and a founding member of the Child Welfare League of America. |
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Children's Museum of Indianapolis |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, a nonprofit institution committed to enriching the lives of children, is the largest children's museum in the world. The more than 400,000-square-foot facility houses 11 major galleries that explore the physical and natural sciences, history, world cultures and the arts. |
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Children's Theatre Institute |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Founded in December 1999, but roots began in 1992. CTI exists to educate and inspire young people through theatre arts. Through innovative arts education programs, theatrical presentations and community partnerships, we seek to enrich the lives of children of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. |
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Children's TherAplay Foundation |
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City: Carmel |
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General Description: The Children's TherAplay Foundation (TherAplay) is a unique outpatient rehabilitation clinic for children with special needs.
Our talented team incorporates the movement of horses into physical and occupational therapy sessions.
Our mission is to provide children who have special needs a foundation for developing life skills through innovative therapies in a safe and caring environment, including equine-assisted physical and occupational therapy.
TherAplay also offers adaptive horseback riding lessons for children who may not be appropriate for our therapy services but would enjoy and benefit from horseback riding as a recreational activity. |
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Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: For 40 years, Clowes Memorial Hall has remained one of the Midwest's premiere performing arts facilities. Keeping in line with our mission of lifelong learning in and through the arts, Clowes programs a performing arts series each year, focusing on internationally, artistically and culturally diverse live performance. Our series is eclectic and unique to the Clowes stage. |
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Community Addiction Services of Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: CASI begins as the Near Eastside Alternative Project, at the Near Eastside Multi-Service Center (NEMSC) as the first adolescent alcohol and drug abuse alternative prevention project in Indianapolis. |
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Compassion 4 Kids, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Compassion 4 Kids, Inc. is a nonprofit charitable organization that empowers committed volunteers to share compassion and resources with children in need. Our outreach programs focus on the education, social & cultural development, and the health & general welfare of impoverished children.
We invite you to join us in experiencing the joy of making a real difference in the life of a childâ? a child who may otherwise have no hope. |
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Concord Center Association |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Concord Neighborhood Center offers south-side Indianapolis families and individuals of all ages a one-stop source for social services, childrenâs programs, educational opportunities, recreational activities and cooperative programs with other agencies.
The Concord Center prides itself on its ability to positively impact the lives of its neighbors and all those interested in experiencing life to its fullest. To learn more about the Center, please explore the links provided. Providing friends, neighbors and businesses information
about the Concord area and changes that improve this
community and the lives of its residents. |
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Conner Prairie |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Encounter the past at one of the nation's most exciting outdoor history museums. Travel back in time in our five unique historic areas. |
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DAMAR Services |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Vision for the Future: As demonstrated in our history, mission, and philosophy, DAMAR remains committed to identifying and exporting best practices in treatment options for those we serve. While DAMAR has enjoyed tremendous growth over the decades since it was founded in 1967, these achievements have only come through the serious dedication and toil of those who came before us. To maintain our commitment, an even greater dedication is required. |
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Dayspring Center |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Dayspring Center was founded in 1986 to provide emergency shelter, clothing and three meals a day for homeless families with children in Central Indiana.
Homelessness shows no prejudice and can happen to all types of people from all walks of life. Some of our residents are here to escape domestic abuse, occasionally a family comes to our door after losing everything they own in a fire, others have simply been caught in a series of unfortunate events that have caused them to lose their homes and their dignity.
Dayspring is one of a handful of organizations in Marion County serving the emergency shelter needs of the entire family. |
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Easter Seals Crossroads |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Each year, Easter Seals Crossroads helps thousands of children and adults with disabilities and special needs in our community. But a lot of what we do would not be possible without the dedicated help of individuals like you who give their time and talents to help others. |
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Elder Alternative John Boner Community Center |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The John H. Boner Community Center serves the near Eastside of Indianapolis. The Center provides multiple programs to respond to the hopes and aspiration of our community residents. The Center serves pre-school age children, school-age children, at-risk youth (including those who are runaways or homeless), adults in need of crisis service or employment, those in need of housing, seniors and those with developmental disabilities. It is through a powerful collection of services and programs that we are able to help over 7,200 people each year. I hope you will take the time to explore our website to learn more about the services we provide. |
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Families for Hope, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Families for HoPE, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization formed to address the needs of families and children diagnosed with holoprosencephaly (HPE) and related brain malformations. |
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Family Service of Central Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Family Service is a private not-for-profit organization working to preserve and strengthen families in times of crisis, change and growth. It provides counseling, support and education to families in need and is funded by the United Way, governmeicnt contracts, user fees and private donations. Established in 1835, Family Service is the oldest organization of its kind in central Indiana. |
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Girl Scouts of Hoosier Capital Council, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Mission - "Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place."
The Girl Scouts is the world's preeminent organization dedicated solely to girls, where in an accepting and nurturing environment, girls build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnership with committed adults, girls develop qualities that will serve them all their lives - like strong values, social conscience, and conviction about their own potential and self-worth. |
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Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: As a national organization, Girls Incorporated has been making a difference in the lives of girls since 1864. Locally, three mothers from the Fountain Square neighborhood founded our affiliate in 1969, seeking an alternative gathering place to the nearby pool hall for their daughters. Since then, Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis has inspired thousands of Central Indiana girls to be strong, smart, and boldSM. |
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Good News Ministries |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Good News Mission was founded in 1950 strictly as a rescue mission for homeless men. In 1983, Good News Mission moved to its current location at 2716 E. Washington Street on the near eastside. Due to the great needs of the surrounding community and our desire to help all of those who are disadvantaged, we felt there was a tremendous responsibility and opportunity for Good News Mission to offer vital human services for needy women and children, as well as homeless men. |
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Habitat for Humanity - Hamilton County |
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City: Westfield |
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General Description: Habitat for Humanity in Hamilton County is more than building houses on the weekend. Our staff, board members and volunteers work to help families succeed in owning decent homes. Get involved with Habitat for Humanity by swinging a hammer, working in the office, donating new building materials, making a financial contribution, or working on a committee. |
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Habitat for Humanity - Hendricks County |
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City: Avon |
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General Description: There are many ways you can help our Habitat affiliate:
By praying for our work
By volunteering to work at a construction site
By volunteering to work part time in the office
By volunteering to serve on a committee
By volunteering to work with a partner family
By making a donation. |
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Habitat for Humanity of Indiana |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Habitat for Humanity of Indiana supports the work of the 71 Habitat affiliates located throughout the state of Indiana. The state support organization's mission is to assist local affiliates with communications advocacy, training, fund raising, volunteer recruitment, administration of statewide grants, and the promotion of a high level of professionalism among affiliates throughout the state. |
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Hamilton County Public Library - Carmel |
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City: Carmel |
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General Description: a/k/a Carmel Clay. We offer the latest books, newspapers and magazines; computers and CD-ROM programs; videos, audio books, DVDs and compact discs; resources for students, hobbyists and business people; and special activities like summer reading programs, storytimes and author visits. |
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Hamilton County Public Library - Fishers |
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City: Fishers |
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General Description: Located in the Thomas Weaver Memorial Complex on Municipal Drive just north of 116th St. The HEPL Literacy Program is the only resource in Hamilton County to provide one-on-one tutoring for individuals seeking to enhance their life choices and opportunities. We also provide classes in English Literacy (also known as English as a Second Language). GED classes are also available through cooperation with the Noblesville Public School System. |
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Hamilton County Public Library - Noblesville |
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City: Noblesville |
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General Description: Located off of Cumberland Road one 10th of a mile north of SR 32/38. Work at the library as a volunteer. |
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Hamilton County Public Library - Sheridan |
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City: Sheridan |
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General Description: The library was built in 1912 with matching funds from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. (Andrew Carnegie is pictured at right). All the original furnishings are still in use. There is approximately 4,000 square feet of space on two levels, with the children's library on the lower level. There are over 35,000 volumes on the shelves. |
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Hamilton County Public Library - Westfield |
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City: Westfield |
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General Description: For the past seven years, all public libraries in the nation have been evaluated and ranked in Hennen's American Public Library Ratings. This year, our library ranked as 10th overall out of 239 Indiana public libraries, and received a score of 97.7% out of 100%. |
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Happy Hollow Children's Camp |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Happy Hollow Childrenâs Camp, Inc. a private not-for-profit organization accredited by the American Camp Association and part of the United Way of Central Indiana, provides educational and outdoor residential camping programs which are designed to increase the understanding of the environment for children, ages 7-17 years. Children from financially disadvantaged families from Indianapolis and surrounding counties, and children with certain special health needs from throughout Indiana participate in a safe, supportive and supervised learning environment at Happy Hollow Camp in Nashville, Indiana. |
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Hawthorne Community Center |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Hawthorne Community Center has proudly served the Near Westside for over 70 years. In 1923, 50 neighborhood residents formed the West Park Social Service Association and pursued the new construction of a Community Center on railroad property that was targeted to become a coal dump. |
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Healthy Familes of Hamilton County, Inc. |
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City: Noblesville |
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General Description: Healthy Families of Hamilton County, Inc. is a non-profit organization that provides home-visiting support services for new and expecting parents. Parents receive information on child development, parenting skill and are provided linkage to community resources. These services are provided at no cost to families, and are always voluntary. This local program is part of the statewide multi-site system of Healthy Families Indiana and is affiliated and credentialed by Healthy Families America. |
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Helping Challenged Children, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Helping Challenged Children, Inc. (HCCI) was incorporated in the State of Indiana in August of 2002, Since inception, HCCI has raised over $40,000 to enhance the lives of challenged children eighteen years of age or younger in Indiana. HCCI is an IRS 501(c)(3) not for profit corporation. |
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Hendricks County Public Library - Avon |
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City: Avon |
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General Description: The Avon-Washington Township public Library provides access to information that meets the educational, informational and recreational needs of all Washington Township residents. |
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Hendricks County Public Library - Brownsburg |
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City: Brownsburg |
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General Description: The mission of the Brownsburg Public Library is to offer lifelong learning for the community and patrons of the Library. Literacy, computer classes are offered. |
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Hendricks County Public Library - Plainfield |
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City: Plainfield |
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General Description: The Adult and Young Adult Services is also known as the reference desk, or simply, information. Physically located at the center of the library, the AYAS desk is surrounded by thirteen public internet computers, fiction, non-fiction, audio-visual â cds, movies, non-fiction videos, books on tape/cd, multimedia kits â newspapers and magazines and the teen collection. Wireless computer access. |
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Hope Haven Horse Farm |
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City: Coatsville |
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General Description: âHope Haven offers an opportunity for âat risk youthâ and âyouth with disabilitiesâ to develop essential life connections necessary for daily living. The needs to feel loveable, worthwhile, capable and responsible are the components of a positive self-concept, and those that all of us desire. Through the mentorship program with horses offered by Hope Haven, disconnected youth are finding a way to reconnect. The Hope Haven Program has worked with students from Cloverdale and surrounding schools and is making a difference and truly providing a revived hope for them.â
--Dave Walton, Assistant Principal Cloverdale Middle School |
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Indiana Black Expo |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Indiana Black Expo is a diverse, not-for-profit community service organization with a myriad of programs and events designed to meet the needs of the local African-American community. The organization hosts two signature events: Summer Celebration and the Circle City Classic Football Game. Visit the web site for more information on various programs. |
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Indiana Canine Assistant Network |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Canine Helpers Assisting with Motivation and Physical Skills. Working with a child that has a disability |
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Indiana State Museum |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Located in White River State Park in the heart of Indianapolis, the Indiana State Museum brings the best of the museum world to Indiana. Filled with three floors of Core Galleries telling the story of Indiana as well as fascinating changing exhibits, the museum explores art, science and culture. |
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Indianapolis Children's Choir |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis Children's Choir (ICC) is a music performance and education program for children and youth that emphasizes the development of musical skills and understanding. Singing is the major focus of the musical experience, and it is a powerfully personal means of musical expression. We hope this experience will form the foundation of a life-long relationship with music for the singers and their families. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Brightwood |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - College |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Decatur |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Eagle |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - East 38th |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - East Washington |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Flanner House |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Fountain Square |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Franklin Rd. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Glendale |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Haughville |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - InfoZone |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Irvington |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Lawrence |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Nora |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Pike |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Shelby |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Southport |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Spades Park |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - W. Indianapolis |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Warren |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indianapolis-Marion Co. Public Library - Wayne |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library provides materials, programs and services in support of the lifelong learning, recreational and economic interests of all Marion County citizens. Serving residents since 1873, the Public Library system currently consists of 22 branches throughout Marion County, the Interim Central Library downtown, and bookmobile services. |
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Indy Parks & Recreation |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: We are proud of the many quality sports programs, activities, arts and special events we offer to the community each year.
But these programs and services could not happen without the help of the hundreds of people who have decided to donate their time as volunteers for Indy Parks. Our staff needs people like you to help meet the increasing recreational needs of a growing Indianapolis population. |
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Jameson Camp |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Jameson Camp enriches the lives of Indiana youth, by inspiring them to discover their strengths.
Founded in 1928, Jameson Camp makes a difference in the lives of hundreds of children each year through an array of programs that provide lifelong memories and lifetime skills. Jameson Campâs site includes one hundred acres of woods, meadows and streams. Our recently completed capital expansion has provided excellent facilities including a dining hall, swimming pool, seven cabins, an arts and crafts/nature center, many outpost campsites, ample trails, picnic sites, open fields and a campfire circle. |
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Johnson County Public Library - Greenwood |
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City: Greenwood |
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General Description: a/k/a White River Library. Computer Basics, Word Processing Basics, Spreadsheet Basics, PowerPoint Basics, Internet , E-mail Basics and others. |
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Johnson County Public Library - New Whiteland |
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City: New Whiteland |
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General Description: a/k/a Clark Pleasant Library. The Johnson County Public Library Audio-Visual Department collects the following types of materials: VHS videocassettes, DVDS, Compact Discs, Audio Cassettes, eBooks, Books on CD and Tape. |
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Johnson County Public Library - Trafalgar |
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City: Trafalgar |
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General Description: The ALC is now an affiliate of ProLiteracy America. ProLiteracy is the largest adult literacy organization in the United States. Its mission is to improve adult literacy services by providing information, training, and other assistance to programs. |
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Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, Inc. |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Junior Achievement of Central Indiana, Inc. was established in 1957 and has served nearly 1 million children since opening its doors. Locally, our vision is to know we have changed lives by connecting people in a business education community. Junior Achievement offers curricula for students Kindergarten through the 12th grade. Programs are administered to our participating schools and individuals by licensed classroom teachers, volunteers, business professionals and JACI staff. |
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Lifelines Christian Services, Inc. |
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City: Fishers |
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General Description: Lifelines Christian Services, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that is the fulfillment of a dream of Leah McKissack, who wanted to establish a Christian organization that would benefit youth, individuals and families. At an early age, Leah knew that God had given her a desire to help others. She remembers volunteering, helping the elderly, and giving clothes to friends who were less fortunate. Our Mission:
To encourage and equip at-risk youth, individuals and families, in Marion and surrounding counties, to live self-sufficient lives. |
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Martin Luther King Multi-Service Center |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: From hot lunches to social and recreational activities to support meetings, our programs for senior citizens and adults provide comprehensive services to meet a variety of needs. And as more grandparents are raising their childrenâs children than ever before, our supportive activites for these sole guardians and their grandchildren are tapping into unique challenges. |
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Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center works to help ease the struggle for many needy people who live in west Indianapolis. Our neighborhoods are filled with residents who want to find a way to help themselves. Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center provides that helping hand. |
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Morgan County Public Library |
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City: Martinsville |
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General Description: Main library |
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Morgan County Public Library - Brooklyn |
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City: Brooklyn |
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General Description: The Morgan County Public Library began in 1906, when Andrew Carnegie donated $12,500 for the construction of the Martinsville Public Library. While his donation was sufficient to cover the expenses of a brick building to house the library, Martinsville city officials determined that limestone should be used in place of brick for the "Artesian City." After selling bonds, city officials were able to generate the additional $2,400 required to construct the building with Bedford limestone. |
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Morgan County Public Library - Emmence |
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City: Eminence |
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General Description: Accelerated reader books in conjunction with local schools
Access to the more than 150,000 items in the Morgan County Public Library system
Audio books
Books for adults and children - special collections rotated weekly, all new materials every two months
Community magazine exchange
Computers - word processing and public Internet access
E-Catalog
Expanded collection of adult fiction/non-fiction materials
Movies
Summer reading program activites for children
Support to local schools |
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Morgan County Public Library - Monrovia |
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City: Monrovia |
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General Description: Accelerated reader books in conjunction with local schools
Access to the more than 150,000 items in the Morgan County Public Library system
Audio books
Books for adults and children - special collections rotated weekly, all new materials every two months
Community magazine exchange
Computers - word processing and public Internet access
E-Catalog
Expanded collection of adult fiction/non-fiction materials
Videos and DVDs
Summer reading program activites for children
Support to local schools |
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Morgan County Public Library - Morgantown |
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City: Morgantown |
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General Description: Your branch manager can accommodate
special requests for materials. Contact your branch
manager for more information. |
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Morgan County Public Library - Northeast |
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City: Martinsville |
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General Description: Storytime Express features stories, pre-reading activities, and crafts. Programs usually last 45 minutes to one hour, and are generally geared to children ages three to five. There is no pre-registration required; just come and join the fun!
Storytime express is every Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Computers and wireless internet |
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Morgan County Public Library - Paragon |
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City: Paragon |
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General Description: When school is in session:
Monday and Wednesday
3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Summer hours starting June 1st
Monday and Wednesday
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. |
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NCAA Hall of Champions |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: The NCAA strives to maintain intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the educational program and the athlete as an integral part of the student body. Keeping with our organization's mission, the Hall of Champions is more than entertainment, it's education. |
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Neighbors Organized to Assist Humanity (NOAH, Inc.) |
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City: Indianapolis |
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General Description: We are proud to provide social services to families and children nationwide.
We exist because of our belief that every child has the fundamental right to live in a supportive home environment that increases the childâs ability to thrive, offers an opportunity for therapeutic learning and |
