Nonprofits in Indiana

This is a great organization! Many of my comrads have benefit from this program! My very first job was at Happy Hollows Children's Camp and I absolutely loved Marty, the staff, the camp and the campers!!!

The National FFA Association gives opportunities to thousands of youth across America to be a part of something. They gain skills in leadership, public speaking, responsibility, citizenship just to name a few. Without FFA I would not have the amazing career as an agricultural educator and the opportunity to give to others an amazing, life-long learning experience.

I went one time, lady was very nasty . She said I 'wasn't old enough & I was taking food from those who need it' well, I'm 67 so I guess I don't qualify by their 'standards'.that's sad when you say your 'here to help' yet you 'pick & choose' to help. I can't understand why you treat people this way, then have the audacity to say your 'here to help'

Project SCOPE is a second stage recovery program offering a safe space for men returning to society for continued growth, to pursue sobriety, and further their education & work skills. Project SCOPE (Solace Community Outreach People Enhancement) is a Non Profit outreach program that started approximately in 1996 as an after school program. After many years of continuing the nonprofit status the board came together with an idea to utilize the building that Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C owns on 1333 West Lusher Ave to house nonviolent low level offenders returning to society that are in need of housing and direction to manage their finances and give them the necessary tools to succeed in the Elkhart Community. We were APPROVED for zoning and we have support in the community with various services and the Elkhart police department Since we started in 2020 we had: <br>• (266) Total applicants for the program <br>• (44) Past residents in the program <br>• (4) Current residents <br>• (11) Graduate <br>We are asking donations to help support our business expenses and staffing to help facilitate personal finance class. We have two ways to donate that will be a tax write-off for your business. <br>We appreciate all the generous support to assist in our program needs. Please donate to the following and email any questions or concerns to: We would appreciate donations of any amount to assist with funding of our programming and staffing. <br>MISSION STATEMENT: <br>To provide safe and stable housing for adults to transition into their community with adult literacy, social skills, and financial structure. <br>VISION STATEMENT: <br> To transition our adults into life with skills to persevere <br>EIN # 35-2001240 FEDERAL <br>EIN #0105482-510 STATE <br>Derrick Matthews- (Director) 574.333.2949 <br> EMAIL: projectscope1333@gmail.com WEBSITE: Projectscope1333.org <br>

This place is a God send. They are the most caring and compassionate people, and without them, my baby would have had to be euthanized. My baby had 2 choices: to have life saving surgery, or be put down. It was a weekend night, and I had no idea where to turn. I was able to reach someone here and she was able to help me get into the vet the next morning for his surgery. I cannot express the gratitude I have for your organization and cannot thank you enough. You gave us the chance to continue living and loving in our household. You are truly blessed. I cannot wait to be able to help this organization as well.

This organization has changed my life in such a way that will impact me for the rest of my life. DCI helped create an opportunity that only a select few have the opportunity to experience. Truly a wonderful mission and a meaningful impact on the lives of many young musicians.

I first got involved in the Tri-State Alliance and I knew that this was a quality organization. Formed in 1980, the group works to meet the needs of the LGBT communities and allies in Southern Indiana, Southern Illinois and Northwestern Kentucky. <br> <br>The group advocates and educates the public on LGBT issues, sponsors numerous events, has a weekly youth group for LGBT youth under the age of 21, and coordinates a large AIDS Holiday Project that meets the needs of over 400 low-income families impacted by HIV / AIDS throughout the Tri-State. This is a great group that is worthy of your donations of time as well as financial resources.

In hard times these people are a Godsend. They are so nice and never make you feel ashamed, <br>just want to reach out and hug them all.

My brother Bill Storey introduced me to Clint Brawner a good number of years ago while I was in Phoenix visiting with my brother and our family. Clint's shop, where he built all of his cars was located north across the parking lot of my brothers bank (valley National, at the time) at 7th and Glendale Streets, in Phoenix. <br>The following year Clint saw to it that my son and I were guests at one of his four garages at Indy. At that time my son and I met Roger Penske, Al and Bobby Unser and their mother, and Andretti. <br>Clint was quite a personally and Clin gave me the last copy of his book called the Indy 500 Mechanic, of which I have a photo of Clint presenting the book to me. I also met Duke Nalon, a well known stock car driver and iowner in Phoenix. Days I shall never forget. I didn't realize that Clint had this non-profit, but knowing Clint, this is something that he would do! Wally Storey

The productions I've viewed are professional, fun loving for the entire family. Its nice to have somewhere to go to enjoy not only the arts but share the love with others who enjoy what they do. The community theatre definitely is passionate about bring quality theatre to the Terre Haute community and surrounding area. They have a play almost monthly so no matter what your taste, they can meet your craving. Come enjoy the arts at Community Theatre of Terre Haute!

I became a volunteer in the summer of 2011 and have thoroughly enjoyed a fulfilling and exciting experience with this wonderful organization. The staff and volunteers of AWL of Kosciusko County are caring and dedicated individuals who have not only the animals but the people of the county in mind by helping and assisting them. The animals are cared for in a kind and humane manner. The Director is an experienced professional who has improved every facet of the organization and continues with innovative policies and procedures. I am happy to be associated with AWL of Kosicusko County.

The American Theatre Organ Society (ATOS) is the international leader dedicated to pursuing a positive difference in conserving and promoting the theatre pipe organ and its music, preserving original instruments where possible. We provide support and guidance to all ATOS chapters and others, with promotional and educational opportunities to both those within the Society, and to the public worldwide through the Internet, publications, conventions, and personal contact. We are passionately devoted to providing professional leadership and resources so the theatre pipe organ will thrive in the 21st century. Organized in 1955, ATOS has grown into an international society of more than 5,000 members. There are over 60 chapters in the United States and foreign countries. Members working at the chapter level are accomplishing the goals of ATOS to preserve, restore, maintain, and promote the theatre pipe organ. Presenting concerts, silent film programs and educational seminars for the general public are but a few of the regularly scheduled chapter activities. ATOS is formed and recognized as a non-profit organization under IRS guidelines 501(c)3. Another goal of ATOS is to encourage young musicians to become proficient theatre organists. An annual Young Organist Competition is sponsored by ATOS. The winners receive cash awards and the opportunity to perform at the Annual ATOS Convention. In addition, ATOS provides annual scholarships to aspiring young organ students. Members receive the acclaimed bimonthly journal, Theatre Organ, which contains articles of interest to all theatre pipe organ enthusiasts. This journal has become the almost exclusive source of information about new and reissued theatre pipe organ recordings. In addition, ATOS maintains a comprehensive archives/library collection, which is available by appointment to members, music scholars, historians, and others. The ATOS radio program, Theatre Pipes, is available at no cost, to local radio stations for broadcast in their service area.

My involvement with the Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools began in 1994. At that time the 100% volunteer organization didn&rsquo;t even qualify for hand-to-mouth status. Today, through sound planning and hard work by the dedicated staff (2 part-time & a summer intern) and committed community board, the Education Foundation is a community success story. Their programs, such as Reading Rocks and Classroom Grants, fill the needs of both students and educators. This will be my 7th summer as volunteer for Reading Rocks, a reading program designed to help low income students whose reading levels are known to drop during the summer. I am richly rewarded for giving one lunch hour a week to read to children who welcome not only the reading activity and a book to take home but also the contact with caring members of the community. (program details at: http://www.efbps.org) Teachers giving vacation time to be Reading Rocks volunteers is a positive sign for the program. I have found the Education Foundation to be a responsible, forward-looking and fiscally conservative organization. As an example, for a number of years the board has funded a quasi endowment in order to provide the organization with long-term, sustainable funding. The Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools makes a difference for students and teachers in our community.

Riley Cancer Research for Children, Inc. was disbanded in 2002. Contributions should be sent to Riley Children's Foundation --- http://www.rileykids.org/ Gordon Durnil Attorney At Law gdurnil@aol.com