Good Samaritan Network Overview

MEETING PEOPLE AT THEIR NEED ... EMPOWERING PEOPLE IN THEIR LIVES!

The Good Samaritan Network was formed in March of 1995, evolving from a group of programs and services in existence since early 1980. Mission The mission of Good Samaritan Network is to demonstrate the unconditional love of Christ by serving the physical, financial and emotional needs of at-risk individuals and families in Hamilton County. Vision The vision of Good Samaritan Network is to position ourselves in the community with a suitable location and with strong physical and financial resources - aligned to an effective organizational structure for the facilitation, collaboration, and coordination of appropriate services to those residents of Hamilton County in need of physical, spiritual and emotional support; who find themselves among the at-risk people we serve. Values We are specialists in creating and nourishing relationships with county residents and Network partners as collaboratively we focus on serving the underserved and at-risk in situational scarcity. (see our detailed values listing) GSN provides direct care when clients have nowhere else to turn, especially considering generational and situational poverty. Typically our DIRECT services involve emergency or crisis intervention for: housing and utility assistance, food insecurities, minimal car repairs, medical and prescription assistance, as well as educational opportunities for improving individual independence. Financial backing and support of GSN, including programming and events, is provided solely based on donations and grants secured by GSN. Funding assistance and direct support is quickly dispensed through a client application process - which involves client ownership/participation. GSN’s receipt of financial and in-kind donations - directly impacts our ability to serve clients. Similarly GSN has become the signature Holiday Assistance program in Hamilton County with basic holiday provisions (Holiday food, clothing, toys, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Eve meals, etc.) available for countless individuals and families. Besides our “red barrel” program, GSN also coordinates Holiday iSponsorship with various agencies, organizations, individuals and churches who serve numerous Hamilton County families during the Holidays. GSN offers life skill training instances through a series of structured courses that provide at-risk individuals with the necessary tools for developing specific and confident abilities, empowering them and their families for honest growth and development. Just as importantly, these educational opportunities have the potential to enable them with likely transformation and allow them to see the possibility of healthy steps toward life-change. inDIRECT services, through the GSN Network, was established to ensure efficiency and communication among the different groups who serve the needs of Hamilton County residents at-risk. GSN provides resources and support for critical human services to network service providers making them stronger and more effective; with a goal of uniting for the common good rather than duplicating efforts and competing for funding. Additionally, we directly collaborate with Hamilton County schools to assist and support families and children in need. GSN can only accomplish these acts of service through the volunteer contributions, extreme engagement and deliberate participation of numerous agencies, churches, organizations and individuals. It is in the empowerment of serving by our members, ministry partners, volunteers, and the entire community, that we are able to provide loving hope and help. Finally, we believe we instill empowerment for transforming lives and equipping individuals in developing strong families, friends and neighbors - as together we continue “Meeting People At Their Need!”

Nancy S. Chance,

Good Samaritan Network Founder/Executive Director

Good Samaritan Network Directory

Master Directory Listing

Page | 2 – Network-wide Agencies, Pantries, and Organizations 268 44 Searchable Categories

Including 4 Hamilton County Health Clinics

4 Hamilton County Baby Pantries 9 Hamilton County Township Trustees 6 Hamilton County Chambers of Commerce 69 Hamilton County Schools

Separate Master Directories

46 Hamilton County Food Pantries 4 Hamilton County Community Meal Programs 280 Hamilton County Churches

Good Samaritan Network Master Directory listings are based on information from monthly network partners and associates, attending participating agencies and organizations – and those who have provided detailed online form submissions. Separate dedicated directories of currently known Hamilton County Food Pantries and Hamilton County Churches and may include more names than those listed in this publication, and some lists are available online for print.

INDEX

2-1-1 ...... 26, 34 Boys & Girls Club – Noblesville ...... 28 Able ...... 28 Boys Scouts of America-Crossroads Council ...... 28 About Special Kids ...... 28 Bread of Life Pantry ...... 6, 13 Adams Township Trustee ...... 6, 10, 43 Brooks School Elementary School ...... 36 Adoptions of Indiana ...... 28 Cancer Service of Hamilton County ...... 28 Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 ...... 5, 6, 8, 10 Care Plus Home Health Care...... 28 Advocates for Children and Families Inc. 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 Carey Ridge Elementary School...... 36 Alternatives Incorporated ...... 5, 8, 11 Carmel City Mayor ...... 28 Always Best Care ...... 6, 8, 11 Carmel Clay Chamber of Commerce ...... 35 Amanda Strong Project ...... 28 Carmel Elementary School ...... 36 American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis ...... 28 Carmel Financial Corporation ...... 6, 13 Angels' Attic ...... 7, 8, 11, 41 Carmel Fire Department Headquarters ...... 28 Apprisen Financial Advocates ...... 28 Carmel Friends Church ...... 29 Arbor Education and Training ...... 28 Carmel High School ...... 36 Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services ...... 5, 6, 7, 11, 12 Carmel Middle School ...... 36 Attorney General’s Office - Indiana ...... 28 Carmel United Methodist Church Food Pantry ...... 6, 13 B.A.B.E. Store ...... 5, 6, 7, 12, 41 Center for Women’s Ministries ...... 29 Bakers Corner Wesleyan Church ...... 28 Cherry Tree Elementary School ...... 36 Bethel Lutheran ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 41 Child Care Answers ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 13 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana ..... 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 Child Shield ...... 29 Birthright of Cicero, Inc...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 12 Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners .... 5, 6, 7, 13 Bona Vista Programs, Inc...... 5, 6, 7, 12 Christ Community Christian ...... 29

Christmas In Action ...... 29 Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton County ...... 17 Cicero Christian Church ...... 29 Hamilton County Community Corrections ...... 7, 17 Cicero Fire Dept ...... 29 Hamilton County Express ...... 19, 31 CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions ...... 6, 7, 14 Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank ...... 31 City of Noblesville ...... 5, 6, 14 Hamilton County Health Dept ...... 31 Clay Middle School ...... 36 Hamilton County Kids Coats ...... 6, 8, 17 Clay Township Trustee ...... 5, 7, 8, 14 Hamilton County Sheriff’s Dept...... 31 Page | 3 College Wood Elementary School ...... 36 Hamilton County Society for the Disabled ...... 5, 17 Come To Me Food Pantry (FUMC) ...... 6, 14 Hamilton County WIC ...... 6, 7, 18 Comfort Closet...... 8, 15 Hamilton County Youth Assistance ...... 5, 7, 8, 18 Community Action Office ...... 29 Hamilton Heights Elementary School ...... 37 Community Addiction Services ...... 29 Hamilton Heights High School ...... 37 Community Assistance Program ...... 7, 15 Hamilton Heights Middle School ...... 37 Community Caring Foundation ...... 29 Hamilton Heights Primary School ...... 37 Community Education ...... 23, 29 Hamilton North Chamber of Commerce ...... 35 Community Health Network ...... 29 Hamilton Southeastern High School ...... 37 PHHC ...... 42 Hamilton Southeastern Jr High School ...... 37 County Commissioners ...... 29 HAND (Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development) ...... 31 Creekside Middle School ...... 36 Harrison Parkway Elementary School ...... 37 Crop Walk ...... 30 Hazel Dell Elementary School ...... 37 Cumberland Road Elementary School ...... 36 Head Start ...... 31 Delaware Township Trustee ...... 6, 7, 8, 15 Healthy Families of Hamilton County ...... 5, 7, 18 Division of Family & Children ...... 30 Heart and Soul ...... 6, 18, 42 Durbin Elementary School ...... 36 HeartPointe ...... 5, 7, 8, 19 Emergency Management Offices ...... 30 Hinkle Creek Elementary School ...... 37 Exact Care Pharmacy ...... 30 Hoosier Road Elementary School ...... 37 Express Employment Professionals ...... 30 HOPE Family Care Center, Inc...... 31, 42 Fairbanks & Hope Academy ...... 30 House of Refuge ...... 6, 7, 8, 19 Faith Community Church ...... 30 Housing Authority ...... 31 Faith Counseling ...... 30 Humane Society for Hamilton County ...... 6, 19 Faith Housing Center ...... 30 HVAF- Helping Homeless - Veterans and Families ...... 31 Fall Creek Elementary School ...... 36 Indiana Funeral Care ...... 31 Fall Creek Intermediate School ...... 36 Indiana Health Centers ...... 41 Fall Creek Township Trustee Fishers ...... 43 Indiana Insurance Advisors ...... 31 Families First ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 15 Indiana State Representative ...... 31 Family Development Services - Head Start ...... 30 Indiana State Senator ...... 31 Family Nutrition Program ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 32 Indy Reads ...... 32 First Christian Church ...... 30 Internal Revenue Service ...... 32 Fishers Chamber of Commerce ...... 35 IU Health/PHHC ...... 42 Fishers Elementary School ...... 36 Jackson Township Trustee Northern ...... 43 Fishers Freedom Festival ...... 30 Janus Developmental Services, Inc...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 19 Fishers High School ...... 36 Kids Against Hunger of Central IN ...... 5, 6, 20 Fishers Junior High School ...... 37 Lantern Road Elementary School ...... 37 Fishers YMCA ...... 30 Legacy Christian School ...... 37 Fishers Youth Assistance ...... 30 Legacy Fund ...... 6, 20 Forest Dale Elementary School ...... 37 LESEA Ministries and Angel Food Project ...... 32 Gehlhausen Consulting ...... 30 Mama's Cupboard, Inc...... 6, 7, 8, 20 Geist Elementary School ...... 37 Maple Glen Elementary School ...... 38 Gleaners Food Bank ...... 31 MDWise ...... 32 Good Samaritan Network ...... 1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 16, 25 Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County ...... 7, 20 Good Shepherd Community ...... 8, 16 Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis .... 5, 7, 21 Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana ...... 31 Merciful H.E.L.P. Center ...... 6, 8, 21 Grace Community Church Care Center ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 17 Midwest Food Bank - Indianapolis Division ...... 6, 21 Green Valley Church of Christ ...... 31 Millers Merry Manor ...... 32 Guerin Catholic High School ...... 37 Mohawk Trails Elementary School ...... 38

Monon Trail Elementary School ...... 38 SAWs (Servants At Work, Inc.) ...... 6, 8, 33 Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic ...... 7, 22 Shamrock Springs Elementary School ...... 39 New Britton Elementary School ...... 38 Shepherd’s Gate Food-Baby Pantry ...... 33 Noble Crossing Elementary School ...... 38 Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County ...... 8, 24 Noblesville Chamber of Commerce ...... 35 Sheridan Chamber of Commerce...... 35 Noblesville City ...... 32 Sheridan Church of God ...... 33 Page | 4 Noblesville East Middle School...... 38 Sheridan Elementary School ...... 39 Noblesville High School ...... 38 Sheridan High School ...... 39 Noblesville Housing Authority ...... 6, 8, 22 Sheridan Middle School ...... 39 Noblesville School Corporation ...... 32 Smoky Row Elementary School ...... 39 Noblesville Township Trustee Noblesville ...... 43 Society of St. Vincent de Paul ...... 6, 8, 25 Noblesville West Middle School ...... 38 Sparrow Clubs ...... 33 North Elementary ...... 38 St. Francis/PHHC ...... 42 Northview Church ...... 7, 8, 22 St. Mark's United Methodist Church ...... 25 Oak Trace Elementary School ...... 38 St. Vincent/PHHC ...... 6, 8, 19, 23, 25, 33, 42 Office of the Indiana Attorney General ...... 5, 6, 22 St. Vincent Medical Group ...... 33 Open Arms Food Pantry ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 22 Stilts Spirit - A Giving Tree ...... 33 Open Doors of Westfield Washington Township, Inc .... 23 Stony Creek School ...... 39 Options Charter School-Carmel ...... 38 Strawtown Community Church ...... 33 Options Charter School-Noblesville ...... 38 The Fairbanks Institute for Healthy Communities ...... 30 Orchard Park Elementary School ...... 38 The Lunch Club ...... 6, 7, 8, 25, 26 Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church ...... 6, 23, 25 The O’Connor House ...... 33 Our Lady of Grace School ...... 38 The Patachou Foundation ...... 33 Our Lady Of Mt Carmel School ...... 38 The Salvation Army and EFSP (FEMA) ...... 33 Pilgrim Lutheran Church ...... 32 Third Phase, Inc...... 34 Play Care ...... 32 Thorpe Creek Elementary School ...... 39 Prairie Trace School ...... 38 Towne Meadow Elementary School ...... 39 Prevail, Inc...... 5, 6, 7, 23 Trinity Free Clinic ...... 34, 42 Prevent Blindness Indiana ...... 32 Trustee at Jackson Township Hamilton County ...... 19 PrimeLife Enrichment ...... 32 United Way of Central Indiana ...... 5, 6, 7, 15, 26 Project Literacy Hamilton County ...... 32 University High School of Indiana ...... 39 Promising Futures ...... 5, 6, 7, 8, 32 Washington Township Trustee Westfield ...... 43 Purdue Extension Hamilton County ...... 5, 6, 7, 8 Washington Woods Elementary School...... 39 Hamilton County Extension ...... 32 Wayne Township Trustee Fishers ...... 43 Rebirth Project ...... 33 West Clay School ...... 39 Refuge Christian Church ...... 32 Westfield Fire Department ...... 34 Ridgeview Behavioral Hospital ...... 33 Westfield High School ...... 40 Riverside Intermediate School ...... 39 Westfield Intermediate School ...... 40 Riverside Jr High School ...... 39 Westfield Middle School ...... 40 Riverview Community Clinic ...... 33, 42 Westfield Pregnancy Centers (Life Centers) ...... 34 Riverview Health/PHHC ...... 42 Westfield Town Manager ...... 34 Sacred Heart Catholic Church ...... 33 Westfield Youth Assistance Program ...... 34 Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church ...... 33 Westfield-Washington Chamber of Commerce ...... 35 Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church - Carmel ...... 8, 24 WestLink Consulting LLC ...... 5, 6, 7, 26 Saint Louis de Montfort ...... 6, 8, 24, 39 White River Christian Church ...... 6, 7, 8, 26 Saint Louis de Montfort School ...... 39 White River Elementary School ...... 40 Saint Maria Goretti School ...... 39 White River Township Trustee Atlanta ...... 43 Samaritans Wrench L.L.C...... 7, 8, 24 Woodbrook Elementary School ...... 40 Sand Creek Elementary School ...... 39 WorkOne ...... 34 Sand Creek Intermediate School ...... 39 Youth Assistance Program Advocates ...... 34

QuickLINK Services Highlights

Select a category of interest as a “quick link highlight” and consider which organization you may contact for assistance from the Master Network Listing. Network participants who registered online with GSN were able to list specific services. Contact them directly for more information, guidelines and details: Page | 5

AIDS/HIV Testing Education/Life Skills/Training Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Advocates for Children and Families Inc. B.A.B.E. Store Automotive Assistance Bethel Lutheran Church Families First Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Good Samaritan Network Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Grace Community Church Care Center Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Clay Township Trustee Cancer Education/Assistance Families First Family Nutrition Program WestLink Consulting LLC Good Samaritan Network Hamilton County Youth Assistance Children's Rights Hamilton County Society for the Disabled HeartPointe Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Child Care Answers Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis Hamilton County Youth Assistance Office of the Indiana Attorney General Open Doors of Westfield Counseling Promising Futures of Central Indiana Purdue Extension Hamilton County Bethel Lutheran Church United Way of Central Indiana Families First Good Samaritan Network Grace Community Church Care Center Emergency Response/Services Hamilton County Youth Assistance Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 HeartPointe City of Noblesville Open Arms Food Pantry Good Samaritan Network Open Doors of Westfield Kids Against Hunger of Central IN Prevail, Inc. Prevail, Inc. Promising Futures of Central Indiana Employment/Job Related Crime Victims Assistance Bona Vista Programs, Inc. Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 Good Samaritan Network Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Grace Community Church Care Center Families First Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Office of the Indiana Attorney General Prevail, Inc. Family/Child Services Domestic Violence/Abuse/Related Advocates for Children and Families Inc. B.A.B.E. Store Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Child Care Answers Alternatives Incorporated Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Families First Families First Prevail, Inc. Hamilton County Youth Assistance Healthy Families of Hamilton County Janus Developmental Services, Inc.

Open Arms Food Pantry Foundation/Grant Work Prevail, Inc. Promising Futures of Central Indiana Bethel Lutheran Church WestLink Consulting LLC Legacy Fund

Financial Free Health Clinics/Screenings Page | 6 Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Heart and Soul Clinic, Inc. Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Delaware Township Trustee Government Agency/Organization Family Nutrition Program Good Samaritan Network Adams Township Trustee Grace Community Church Care Center Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 Merciful H.E.L.P. Center Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Society of St. Vincent de Paul B.A.B.E. Store WestLink Consulting LLC Child Care Answers White River Christian Church City of Noblesville Delaware Township Trustee Food Bank/Related Family Nutrition Program Hamilton County WIC Carmel Financial Corporation Office of the Indiana Attorney General Family Nutrition Program Purdue Extension Hamilton County Kids Against Hunger of Central IN Midwest Food Bank - Indianapolis Division Grocery Delivery Food Pantry/Related Always Best Care Adams Township Trustee Health Clinic/Care Bethel Lutheran Church Bread of Life Pantry Heart and Soul Clinic, Inc. Carmel United Methodist Church Food Pantry Come To Me Food Pantry (FUMC) Health/Disability Delaware Township Trustee Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 Family Nutrition Program Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Good Samaritan Network Bona Vista Programs, Inc. Grace Community Church Care Center CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions Hamilton County WIC Janus Developmental Services, Inc. House of Refuge SAWs (Servants At Work, Inc.) Humane Society for Hamilton County United Way of Central Indiana Kids Against Hunger of Central IN WestLink Consulting LLC Mama's Cupboard, Inc. Merciful H.E.L.P. Center Open Arms Food Pantry Home Maint./Services/Minor Repairs Open Doors of Westfield Always Best Care Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church Good Samaritan Network Saint Louis de Montfort Grace Community Church Care Center Society of St. Vincent de Paul Merciful H.E.L.P. Center The Lunch Club Noblesville Housing Authority White River Christian Church SAWs (Servants At Work, Inc.)

Food Safety/Education Human/Social Service Organization B.A.B.E. Store Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Family Nutrition Program Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Good Samaritan Network Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Foster Home/Care CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions Families First Child Care Answers Hamilton County Kids Coats Grace Community Church Care Center

Hamilton County Youth Assistance Mentoring Healthy Families of Hamilton County Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Prevail, Inc. Good Samaritan Network Purdue Extension Hamilton County Hamilton County Youth Assistance Page | 7 WestLink Consulting LLC Healthy Families of Hamilton County HeartPointe Insurance/Related The Lunch Club Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Money Management Job Search/Training/Placement Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Families First Bona Vista Programs, Inc. Good Samaritan Network Clay Township Trustee Grace Community Church Care Center Good Samaritan Network HeartPointe Grace Community Church Care Center United Way of Central Indiana Janus Developmental Services, Inc. White River Christian Church

Legal Services Nutrition/Education Grace Community Church Care Center B.A.B.E. Store Hamilton County Community Corrections Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions Family Nutrition Program Life Skills/Education Good Samaritan Network Hamilton County WIC Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Mama's Cupboard, Inc. Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Purdue Extension Hamilton County Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners The Lunch Club Clay Township Trustee Families First Outreach Emphasis/Related Family Nutrition Program Good Samaritan Network Bethel Lutheran Church HeartPointe Child Care Answers Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis Community Assistance Program Open Doors of Westfield Good Samaritan Network Promising Futures of Central Indiana Grace Community Church Care Center Purdue Extension Hamilton County Northview Church Samaritans Wrench L.L.C. Purdue Extension Hamilton County The Lunch Club Maternity/Support/Assistance WestLink Consulting LLC White River Christian Church B.A.B.E. Store Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Pantry/Food Distribution Child Care Answers Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Angels' Attic Family Nutrition Program Bethel Lutheran Church Good Samaritan Network Delaware Township Trustee Hamilton County WIC Good Samaritan Network Healthy Families of Hamilton County Grace Community Church Care Center House of Refuge Mental Health Support/Related Mama's Cupboard, Inc. Open Arms Food Pantry Healthy Families of Hamilton County Open Doors of Westfield

Saint Louis de Montfort Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County Society of St. Vincent de Paul Shelter/Housing Related Pantry/Clothing Distribution Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 Angels' Attic Alternatives Incorporated Bethel Lutheran Church Clay Township Trustee Page | 8 Comfort Closet Delaware Township Trustee Delaware Township Trustee Good Samaritan Network Good Samaritan Network Good Shepherd Community Grace Community Church Care Center Grace Community Church Care Center Hamilton County Kids Coats Habitat for Humanity House of Refuge Noblesville Housing Authority Mama's Cupboard, Inc. Promising Futures of Central Indiana Open Arms Food Pantry Open Doors of Westfield Soup Kitchen Saint Louis de Montfort Society of St. Vincent de Paul The Lunch Club White River Christian Church Pantry Baby/Child Items Distribution Transportation Related Angels' Attic Bethel Lutheran Church Always Best Care Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Delaware Township Trustee Family Nutrition Program Families First Good Samaritan Network Good Samaritan Network Grace Community Church Care Center Grace Community Church Care Center Merciful H.E.L.P. Center Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Open Arms Food Pantry Samaritans Wrench L.L.C.

Religious/Spiritual/Faith Based Org. Weatherization Programs Angels' Attic Clay Township Trustee Bethel Lutheran Church Good Samaritan Network Youth Enrichment Grace Community Church Care Center Advocates for Children and Families Inc. HeartPointe Angels' Attic House of Refuge Bethel Lutheran Church Merciful H.E.L.P. Center Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Northview Church Child Care Answers Open Arms Food Pantry Hamilton County Youth Assistance Open Doors of Westfield Northview Church Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church Purdue Extension Hamilton County Saint Louis de Montfort Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church - Carmel Society of St. Vincent de Paul The Lunch Club The Lunch Club

White River Christian Church

Senior Citizen Care/Education Related Always Best Care Good Samaritan Network SAWs (Servants At Work, Inc.)

GSN Network AGENCIES Listing

Organizations are listed as Page | 9 “participants” based upon their online registration for the current GSN Directory/Catalog - or based on active attendance to monthly network meetings during the past Food Pantry Offloading year. Information listed here is directly repurposed from online registrations completed by various agencies, organizations and/or individuals. Organizations listed based on attendance (and not via Food Pantry Offloading online registration) may not be included directly in specific categories and tables for this print release, however their listing here functions as a valuable

reference for potential Food Pantry Offloading contacts.

This GSN Directory/Catalog “I feel so blessed and thankful for may be updated what I received and how periodically, and everyone was so nice to me… registration for participant I just couldn’t have made it status is readily available without GSN and the food by submitting an online distribution” Network registration via: www.gsnlive.org.

Indianapolis IN 46204 Non-Profit United States Adams Township Trustee P: (317) 327-1403 John Patrick F: (317) 327-5404 201 S Main Street Andrea Qualitza Sheridan IN 46069 (317) 327-5407 P: (317) 758-1029 [email protected] Page | 10 F: (317) 758-1123 Director for Hamilton County also [email protected] APS works to link endangered and potentially Michelle Junkins endangered adults with solutions to their daily (317) 758-1029 personal challenges. APS is charged with the [email protected] identification, investigation and correction of Pantry: M-F 830-430 neglect, self-neglect, abuse and exploitation in Boone, Hamilton, Hendricks and Marion Counties. We assist clients with basic necessities such as APS also investigates and provides links to other shelter assistance, utility assistance, prescription area services, charities and government agencies medicine, burial assistance and food assistance. to support the endangered or potentially The client will come into the office and fill out an endangered while striving to maintain personal application. We have 72 hours to act on the case, if independence and quality of life. While most needed we can pend for an additional 72 hours. clients are senior citizens, the agency is charged We do have a set of guidelines that has been with providing services for citizens 18 and older adopted by all the trustees in Hamilton County who are unable to provide for their own care or that we go by. If we find that the client is in need who cannot appropriately direct someone else to of assistance, we have them sign a purchase order provide for their care and wellbeing. and at that point we mail that out to the vendor for their signature and once that is received back into our office, we then will submit a check to that Non-Profit vendor. We do assign workfare hours to those who Advocates for Children and Families Inc. are able body. 493b Westfield Road, Suite C We do have a food pantry on site, so if someone is Noblesville IN 46060 in need of food, the only requirement we have, is P: (317) 773-3275 that they are a resident of Adams Township. We F: (317) 773-3275 do have them fill out a form and we require a www.TheCherishCenter.org photo ID. We are a choice pantry we let the client [email protected] come into the pantry and we assist them in filling Wendy Rayburn their box. We are a small pantry but we make sure the client likes what they are getting. Advocates for Children And Families Inc. is a nonprofit organization with a mission to protect We also have a community building outside of children from harm from another and stop abuse town that is available to rent for banquets, that is occurring. Our vision is a safe, caring meetings, weddings, birthday parties, family community with the strongest opportunity for our reunions, open houses etc. It cost $75.00 to rent children to thrive. plus a (+) $25.00 refundable deposit. It is located on the Hamilton/Tipton county line in Adams Advocates for Children and Families Inc. Provides Township. programing support to networking of agencies that serve children and families dealing with We provide assistance for utilities, rent/mortgage, abuse. The Cherish Center is the child advocacy prescription, and Food. You would need to call the center program under Advocates for Children and office to set up an appointment for assistance. At Families Inc. The Cherish Center is the first place a that point we will provide you with a check list of family goes when there is any report or suspicion items that you would need to bring with you to of abuse, neglect, or victimization. We are a your appointment. At the time of the appointment, strong, growing alliance of organizations that you will complete the application and then we come together as the first response team to bring have 72 hours to make a decision. We do require the safety of the law, governmental agencies, everyone over the age of 18 years old to sign the health care, social services, and advocacy groups application. to the child and family. We are the safe place where children can tell of what harm has been done to them so that the network can keep it from Governmental Agency happening again and to provide resources for Adult Protective Services, Unit 8 protection and healing. ALL CASES OF POTENTIAL Marion County Prosecutor's office CHILD ABUSE MUST BE REPORTED TO THE 251 East Ohio Street, Suite 160 HOTLINE AT 1-800-800-5556. We are part of the team that is gathered upon report to advocate for

the child and provide specially trained interviewers Business/For-Profit to talk with the children and help the network of Always Best Care child and community protection agencies do their job to keep our children and families safe. 5928 Mill Oak Dr. Noblesville IN 46062 Advocates for Children and Families Inc. believes United States that we can prevent abuse from happening by P: (317) 219-0420 educating children and adults about the realities F: (317) 219-0410 of what abuse is and how to put protective Page | 11 www.alwaysbestcarenortheastindy.com measures in place to keep families safe. Become [email protected] An Upstander program provides community wide Paul Roberts prevention programs throughout Hamilton County (317) 509-6729 and surrounding counties in schools, day care, for adults that work with children, churches, etc. We serve over 15,000 children a year teaching Non-Profit awareness and social norming to protect children and families from bullying, dating violence, Angels' Attic internet violence and abuse, sexual abuse, %Arcadia Christian Church harassment, etc. We also are part of developing 105 E Main St community teams that work to help identify Arcadia IN 46030 potential risks in children that could put them in P: (317) 622-8842 harm’s way. Our prevention teams meet once a www.arcadiachristian.com month to create a network of resources to support [email protected] these children and families to give them the Kimberly Beaver strongest opportunity to thrive. Children who are Pantry: Tue, Thur 6-7pm not thriving for any reason be it living conditions, Angels' Attic is a distribution pantry for food, baby social issues, medical, are at higher risk of being items, clothing, toys, housewares, books, and victimized. By putting in place a plan to help the more. child and the family we believe we are making life long impact in preventing opportunities for harm Food and diapers are targeted to the Jackson in the future. Any agency or individual can access Township area, but others are served by referral. our prevention program and most are fully funded New clients should bring their photo ID. If the so that services are provided at no cost to those in address is not correct, please bring proof of need. To find out more about the prevention and address. advocacy programs please contact us at 317-773- Donated items (clothing, housewares, toys, etc.) 3275. are available to all during free "shopping" hours (same as pantry hours) twice per week. Three bags of adult and one bag of children's clothing per Non-Profit month is the preferred distribution; however, more Alternatives Incorporated will be given under special circumstances (fire, new PO Box 1302 client referral, etc.). Anderson Indiana Children are invited to the loft for stories, songs, 46015 United States crafts, play-doh, or coloring while their parents P: (765) 643-0218 **Need to email for new office info*** "shop." They are welcome to take home a toy and www.alternativesdv.org a book. Kandi Floyd [email protected] Non-Profit MISSION STATEMENT: Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate family violence in all its facets Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services through education, prevention, and intervention in 2009 Brown Street Central Indiana Anderson IN 46016 PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT: Alternatives P: (765) 641-8326 Incorporated exists to promote the right of all F: (765) 608-5541 persons to live in a loving, caring, safe, and secure www.aspireindiana.org environment. Melissa Stayton (317) 587-0512 VISION STATEMENT: All persons will live in a [email protected] loving, caring, safe, and secure environment through the collaborative efforts of Alternatives Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services provides FREE Incorporated. case management to individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Case Managers can assist with linkage to care, enrollment in medical coverage, linkage with housing and accessing community resources.

Individuals must be an Indiana resident and must [email protected] provide documentation of HIV+ status to enroll in Our mission is to provide children facing adversity this program. For additional information, please with strong and enduring, professionally call 765-641-8326 ext 4528. supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their Additionally, Aspire Indiana HIV/AIDS Services lives for the better, forever. provides FREE HIV Prevention Education We partner with parents/guardians, volunteers, presentations and FREE HIV and Hepatitis C tests schools, donors and others in the community to be Page | 12 to individuals at risk related to substance use. To accountable for helping youth in our program schedule a presentation or for more information achieve: -higher aspirations, greater confidence, about HIV testing, please call 765-641-8326 ext and better relationships; -educational success; - 4528. avoidance of risky behaviors We serve families living in Hamilton, Marion and Non-Profit Johnson counties. The children are between 8-14 B.A.B.E. Store years old when they enroll in our program (can stay in program until 18 or graduate high school). 942 N 10th Street Noblesville IN 46074 Volunteers are currently needed in the three F: (317) 776-9892 counties we serve. Volunteers are screened Gloria Del Greco through an application process including Jane Shilts application, background check (sex offender, criminal and driving), reference check and Store for clients who have worked with Agency interview. Volunteers are supported with a full- providers to maintain good nutrition, health care, time staff member who coaches the relationship and follow up appointments with WIC, Healthy throughout its duration with advice, help, activity Families, Parenting Classes and medical providers ideas and more.

Non-Profit Non-Profit Bethel Lutheran Church Birthright of Cicero, Inc. Joe Rudy P. O. Box 1047 20650 Cumberland Rd. 50 South Peru Street Noblesville IN 46062 Cicero IN 46034 P: (317) 773-4315 Ext. 28 United States www.bethellutheranchurch.com F: (317) 984-7134 [email protected] www.birthright.org/ciceroin.html Pantry: Wed 12-2:30, Sat 9-11:30 Elizabeth Bridgewater Joanne Hogle We assist girls and women in unplanned or crisis (317) 965-0967 pregnancies. All of our services are confidential [email protected] and free. We are not limited to a geographic area - To be the hands and feet of God and to love those - if you can come to us, we will help you in your in need by restoring hope and dignity and unplanned or crisis pregnancy. We offer: free and providing some basic needs. To feed the hungry of confidential pregnancy tests, free maternity Hamilton County physically and spiritually. clothes, free layettes, referrals for medical, legal, Food & Baby Pantry Hours: Wednesday's 12:00pm furniture, and food. Most importantly, we offer a to 2:30pm; Saturday's 9:00am to11:30am. confidential friend to talk with. Appointments are offered and walk-ins are accepted. Reimbursement Requirements: You will need a NEW Referral once for gas can be prearranged for those who are in a year; You may visit the pantry once a month; You financial need. We also have a 24-hour emergency will need to show a photo I.D.; You must be a telephone: 1-800-550-4900. We are a not-for- resident in Hamilton County profit, 501(c)3 interdenominational organization that has been in Hamilton County for over 16 Non-Profit years. Our hours of operation are: Monday 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.; Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. - 2 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana p.m.; Wednesday 6-8:30 p.m. or by special 2960 North Meridian Street, Suite 150 appointment. Suite 150 Indianapolis IN 46208 P: (317) 472-3730 Non-Profit F: (317) 921-2202 Bona Vista Programs, Inc. www.bebigforkids.org 593 Westfield Road Darcey Palmer Shultz

Noblesville IN 46060 GSN. Food Drive "teams" are formed within the P: (317) 674-8686 company and these teams compete to raise the www.bonavista.org most funds. Meredith Platt Kelley Land (765) 454-5997 Church [email protected] Carmel United Methodist Church Food Pantry Page | 13 Bona Vista's WorkForce Diversity provides 621 South Range Line Road employment services to adults with various Carmel IN 46032 disabilities. Bona Vista staff provides benefits P: (317) 223-9557 counseling for individuals receiving government F: (317) 848-8790 benefits. Bona Vista works with clients who go www.carmelumc.org through Vocational Rehabilitation, or who receive Dave Coleman Social Security Benefits. (317) 574-1094 Natalie Oehler (317) 690-2157 Church [email protected] Bread of Life Pantry Pantry: Mon 1-5pm, Tue 1-7pm, Wed/Thur 9- Hazel Dell Christian Church 1pm, Sat 8-2pm 14501 Hazel Dell Parkway Guests are welcome to visit the pantry once a Carmel IN 46033 month. Documentation showing Hamilton County P: (317) 846-9828 Resident is needed. Guest are welcome to walk our F: (317) 848-3445 pantry and shop for their items. www.hdchristian.org [email protected] Jan Braun Non-Profit [email protected] Child Care Answers We offer food, groceries, fresh produce & bread to 615 N. Alabama St anyone needing food in Hamilton County on a Indianapolis IN 46204 once-a-month basis. Our supportive staff will P: (317) 631-4643 welcome you to our facility and help in any way we www.childcareanswers.com can. [email protected] Pantry Hours: Wednesdays - 5 - 7 pm (except Cathy Sparks holidays); 1st Saturday of each month / 10 am - 12 Mindy Bennette noon (317) 631-4643 [email protected] We are located in Carmel, just south of 146 Street on the east side of Hazel Dell Parkway. Enter the Work with families looking for child care, or have Pantry off Hazel Dell Parkway by using the back child care concerns. We offer classes. We work (gravel) driveway. Drive to the trailers. The Pantry with child care providers. Primary clients are is at the top of the stairs. Handicapped entrance is families with children. through the front of the church (September-May). Please bring your I.D. and a recent utility bill (as Non-Profit proof of residency). September-May, you are invited to a free dinner at our church each Children's Bureau, Inc.- Community Partners Wednesday evening (except holidays). Come at 942 N. 10th Street any time between 5:30-6:20. Suite 110 Noblesville IN 46060 P: (317) 770-8328 Business/For-Profit www.childrensbureau.org Carmel Financial Corporation Terri Parke 101 East Carmel [email protected] Carmel IN 46032 Summer Lacy P: (317) 844-7951 [email protected] www.carmelfinancial.com/fooddrive.html [email protected] Provide free and voluntary home-based case Pam Prickett management to families at risk of child Carmel Financial is a for-profit organization but for abuse/neglect or other traumas. Weekly support over twenty years our employees have held provided for almost any family issue. Connect various fund raising events to raise money for families with resources in the community. Short-

term, stabilizing, resource finding, prevention Through our Vision Noblesville initiative we program. Help families secure resources and partner with a wide variety of nonprofit services for basic needs such as food, clothing, organizations as we monitor quality of life issues housing, baby needs, etc...Medical needs, mental in four areas: Education, Environment, Growth and health needs, IEP or other school related issues, People. summer camp and other kids' activities, and other various needs. Also have a Safe Sleep program Page | 14 that meets once a month in Hamilton County that Governmental Agency provides a free pack-n-play to any attendee that Clay Township Trustee identifies a need for a safe place for baby to sleep. Douglas Callahan Attendee's must register for one 90 minute class. 10701 N. College Ave. Ste. B They are done one Wednesday per month. They Indianapolis IN 46280 can call the office or email us at P: (317) 846-2773 [email protected]. Referrals to Community Partners can be made over the phone F: (317) 846-0744 or by filling out a referral form and sending in. [email protected] Families can call us directly as well. Debbie Spelbring (317) 846-2773 [email protected] Non-Profit Our office assists clients living at or below the CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions federal poverty guidelines with BASIC needs. The clients must FIRST call our office so that we may CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions gather basic information, then the client will stop 4755 Kingsway Drive, Suite 200 in to pick up a application take that home with Indianapolis IN 46205 them and once that is completed and other P: (317) 254-3660 documentation is gathered by the client they will www.cicoa.org call our office for an appointment. Once they have Kate Kunk gone through thru their appointment and ALL [email protected] documentation is handed in our office has 72 Caitlin Oestreich business hours to make a determination. (317) 803-6162 [email protected] CEO: Orion Bell Non-Profit [email protected] Come To Me Food Pantry (FUMC) CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions empowers %Fishers United Methodist Church older adults, those of any age with a disability and 9691 E. 116th St family caregivers to achieve the greatest possible Fishers IN 46037 independence, dignity and quality of life. P: (317) 849-1805 This mission is accomplished by the www.fishersumc.org implementation of a wide variety of services Linda Williams related to aging and disability, including (317) 695-0069 information and referral, case management, Steve Williams (317) 508-3505 transportation, home delivered meals, etc. [email protected] Susan Hobson (317) 849-1805 Governmental Agency [email protected] City of Noblesville Pantry: First four Wed of every month 1-7 16 South 10th Street Our clients need to reside in Hamilton County and Noblesville IN 46060 need to show two Id's - one a picture ID (ex: P: (317) 770-2007 drivers license) and a utility bill with their current F: (317) 776-6363 address. Clients can come once a month and will www.cityofnoblesville.org/ receive enough food for 7 days, dinners, lunches, [email protected] breakfasts and snacks. Our clients will enter the Cindy Benedict building and will be greeted by an advocate who The City of Noblesville provides a wide range of will help them complete the order forms and talk services to its citizens, including fire and police with them personally about any other concerns. If protection, waste water services, streets we know of other resources that will help them maintenance and economic planning assistance. that is provided to the client at that time. The food We do not provide direct assistance to those in that the client has requested is "picked" need, but we can help link people with nonprofit downstairs and then sent up on our material lift. At organizations within Noblesville. that time the client's name will be read and they

will drive their car to the side door and their order Governmental Agency will be loaded in. Delaware Township Trustee Our pantry is open on Wednesdays from 1-7pm 9090 E 131st Street and is closed on the 5th Wednesday if there is one Fishers IN 46038 in the month. At times we are closed near Holidays P: (317) 842-8595 but our clients receive notification of that well in F: (317) 842-0556 advance. www.delawaretownship.net Page | 15 [email protected] Church Debbie Driskell (317) 501-7222 [email protected] Comfort Closet Jan McCrory (317) 850-3175 621 South Range Line Road Pantry (Fall Creek, Delaware, and Wayne Carmel IN 46032 townships only): M-F 9-4 (317) 575-0805 www.CarmelUMC.org Non-Profit [email protected] Families First Nicole Todd 615 N. Alabama St., Suite 320 Since 2007 Comfort Closet has provided New and Indianapolis IN 46204 Gently used clothing, new underwear, new socks, P: (317) 634-6341 and shoes to students in Hamilton County. This www.familiesfirstindiana.org includes K to 12th grade. Orders are taken from Gail Rothrock the school's nurse or counselor and emailed to Comfort Closet. Orders may be placed any time of Families First Indiana, Inc., founded in 1835, is the year and as many times as needed. Items are oldest not-for-profit social service agency in our delivered to the school. School staff is responsible community. Guided by the belief that healthy for delivery to the student. families are the building blocks of a strong community, Families First™ mission is to create healthier communities by strengthening families Individual and individuals during life challenges and changes. Community Assistance Program Our special commitment is to serve needy and vulnerable persons who have the least access to P.O. Box 23 services elsewhere, and whose difficulties Cicero IN 46034 represent the greatest social and economic costs P: (317) 965-0967 to the community. F: (888) 478-2200 www.YourFreeDrugCard.com Families First annually serves more than 8,000 [email protected] individuals of all ages who reside in Marion, Hamilton, Boone, Hendricks, Hancock, and Morgan Joanne Hogle counties. We offer a broad array of services that Community Assistance Program is a discount address the spectrum of needs and challenges prescription program that is "free" to the public facing families in our community. Services include and assists those who are uninsured and under individual and family counseling, crisis intervention insured find their medication at the lowest and treatment for domestic violence, chemical possible price guaranteed. The program offers a dependency assessment and treatment, parenting discount prescription card that anyone can use, no education classes, home-based family preservation documentation needed and lowest price services, protective care for older and challenged guaranteed. While this discount card benefits the adults, employee assistance programs, financial uninsured and under insured it also benefits those literacy education, a low-interest loan program, on Medicaid and Medicare. It can help save money and community outreach services. on the prescription drugs that those services don't Families First is fully accredited by the Council on cover. Accreditation (COA), certified by the Indiana In addition to the discount card a Patient Department of Mental Health and Addictions as Assistance Program and Diabetic Program are also well as the Indiana State Department of Health, available. and certified as a Medicaid, Medicare and CHOICE This program is distributed to outreach provider. Private insurance may cover some organizations, county and state agencies, health services, and a generous sliding fee scale ensures professionals, hospitals and businesses to help that services are available to all, regardless of educate and assist. ability to pay. We are governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, and are supported by the United Way of Central Indiana, government contracts, private contributions, grants, client fees and other sources.

Services may be accessed by calling our central Financial assistance and support of GSN office at 317-634-6341; no referral is required for programming and events is provided based on most services. Callers will be directed to the donations and grants secured by GSN and is program or service that can best meet their needs. quickly dispensed through a client application In addition to our central office in downtown process. Financial donations directly impact Indianapolis, clients may be seen in our branch clients served by GSN. offices in Lebanon, Greenfield, and Plainfield. inDIRECT Services: The network was established to Page | 16 Some services are also provided in clients€™ ensure efficiency and communication among the homes, workplaces, or other community locations. different groups who serve the needs of Hamilton County residents at-risk. Additionally, this process Non-Profit helps identify potential abusers of the system while providing the best overall coordinated Family Nutrition Program assistance. 2003 Pleasant Street GSN provides resources and support for critical Noblesville IN 46060 human services to network service providers United States making them stronger and more effective; with a P: (317) 776-0854 goal of uniting for the common good rather than www3.ag.purdue.edu/counties/Hamilton duplicating efforts and competing for funding. Gloria Del Greco GSN Network Approach: Nutrition education to low income families, Since 1995 GSN developed a pathway to connect families on WIC, and TANIF. General nutrition, and support at-risk individuals and families with its stretching food dollars, label reading, food safety, etc. No charge for any lessons, given in home or at collaborative NETWORK approach, comprised of: agency sites. Nonprofit social, governmental and emergency agencies throughout Hamilton County

Non-Profit Food, clothing, and baby pantries that stock, serve and support Hamilton County Good Samaritan Network Township trustees who refer clients to GSN 12933 Parkside Drive Fishers IN 46038 Local Hamilton County Churches P: (317) 842-2603 Partnering Businesses and Corporations who F: (317) 842-4766 support GSN thru community service projects, www.gsnlive.org donations and events [email protected] The NETWORK was established to ensure Nancy Chance efficiency and communication among the different [email protected] groups who serve the needs of Hamilton County Jim McGee individuals and families at-risk. [email protected] DIRECT Services: GSN is directly involved in serving at-risk individuals and families within Hamilton Non-Profit County. Typically direct services involve emergency Good Shepherd Community or crisis intervention for: housing and utility 471 Green Meadows Dr. assistance, food insecurities, minimal car repairs, Greenfield IN 46140 medical and prescription assistance, as well as P: (317) 462-8718 educational opportunities for improving individual LaJeana Haley independence. GSN provides direct care when [email protected] clients have nowhere else to turn. Subsidized apartment complex for persons 62 and We provide Mobile Food Distributions as we have older or adults of any age who have a mobility funding. impairment. We are not a shelter and do not have We directly collaborate with the sixty-eight emergency or temporary housing. We have an schools in Hamilton County to assist and support open service area. Rent is based on 30% of gross children in need. annual income and includes all utilities. Pets are Similarly GSN has become the signature Holiday welcome with an additional pet deposit. Units are Assistance program in Hamilton County with basic studios and one bedroom; and include a full size holiday provisions (Holiday food, clothing, toys, stove and refrigerator. All apartments open into a Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Eve meals, etc.) center hallway. Good Shepherd also has a full available for countless individuals and families. time Service Coordinator on staff to help with GSN coordinates Holiday iSponsors with various possible resources needed by residents. agencies, organizations and churches.

Church design a case plan to enhance the likelihood that Grace Community Church Care Center the participant will successfully complete their placement with our agency. %Grace Community Church 5504 E 146th Street Noblesville IN 46062 Non-Profit P: (317) 848-2722 Hamilton County Kids Coats F: (317) 848-2674 Page | 17 www.gracecc.org Carmel United Methodist Church [email protected] 621 South Rangeline Rd. Marcus Casteel Carmel IN 46032 Pantry: Mon/Tue 6-8pm, Wed 10-12 P: (317) 324-8818 www.kidscoats.org The Grace Care Center has been created to meet [email protected] the needs of our neighbors in Hamilton County. Linda Withrow There are three different portions of the Care [email protected] Center: The Choice Pantry, The Referral Services and the Vehicle Ministry. We are open on Monday Hamilton County Kids Coats is an interfaith evenings (just the Choice Pantry) from 6-8:00, mission in Hamilton County, Indiana. We collect Tuesday evenings 6-8:00 and Wednesday donated new and used coats and other winter mornings from 10-12. No appointment needed, wear and give them out every year on the first just come visit us. Saturday of November from 7am to 1pm. Pre- registration is encouraged, but not required. It is the mission of Hamilton County Kids Coats to Non-Profit bring Christ™ message of hope to the county™ Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton County needy by providing families with gently-used, PO Box 247 clean winter coats. We believe that providing 17902 US Hwy 31 N warm coats, hats, mittens, gloves, scarves and Westfield IN 46074 boots to those in need is a small, but important step in spreading the hope that a new life in Christ P: (317) 896-9423 represents. F: (317) 896-9364 www.habitathamiltoncounty.org [email protected] Non-Profit Rhett Cecil Hamilton County Society for the Disabled Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton County is a Christian housing ministry building decent, Noblesville IN 46060 affordable homes for qualified low income P: (317) 908-2601 families. We serve hard working families who want President: Suzanne Walton to create stability in their lives and in the lives of www.hcsdloanprogram.weebly.com their children. [email protected] Secretary: Phyllis Linenberger Qualifying families will earn no less than 30% of the median income of Hamilton County and have The Hamilton County Society for the Disabled manageable debt. Although we are not an loans durable medical equipment to the residents immediate housing solution, we are a long term of Hamilton County who have a temporary need. change in the lives of many families. Items include: wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, canes, bathtub seats, shower seats, bedside Please contact our office at 317.896.9423 for a pre- commodes, toilet seat risers, etc. application and additional information. Items are loaned for up to 90 days. Items may be renewed in most cases for another 90 days. If the Governmental Agency need is longer than six months then the borrower will need to find their own equipment and return Hamilton County Community Corrections ours for other people to borrow. 18104 Cumberland Road We accept donations of equipment that is in Noblesville IN 46060 good/clean condition. F: (317) 776-9760 Ralph Watson An appointment is required in order for one of our [email protected] volunteers to meet the person in need of the equipment or the person picking up the We provide intensive supervision and services to equipment for the user. Appointments should be individuals placed in our program by one of the arranged 2-3 days in advance of pick-up (Monday criminal courts in Hamilton County. Each program - Friday between 9 and 3:30). We warehouse our participant is assigned agency personnel that will equipment on the west side of Noblesville. Exact

directions to the warehouse will be given when the Hamilton County Youth Assistance appointment is made by calling 317-908-2601. Westfield City Services Center This is a service provided for any resident of 2728 E. 171st Street Hamilton County. Westfield IN 46074 P: (317) 804-3019 www.youthassistance.org Non-Profit Page | 18 [email protected] Hamilton County WIC Tricia Akers 942 N. 10th Street The Youth Assistance Program strives to build a Noblesville IN 46060 healthy community for tomorrow by extending a P: (317) 776-3445 helping hand to the youth of today through family F: (317) 776-3447 assistance, tutoring and mentoring. These www.wic.in.gov programs are available to qualified children Sharon Barrett needing assistance. [email protected] WIC is a nutrition program that provides nutrition Non-Profit and health education, breastfeeding support, healthy food and referrals to other services free of Healthy Families of Hamilton County charge to Indiana families who qualify. The Villages Qualification is based on income eligibility and 802 Mulberry Street nutritional/medical need. You may automatically Noblesville IN 46060 be income eligible if you or certain family P: (317) 773-2897 members participate in Medicaid, TANF(Temporary Rachel Colclazier Assistance for Needy Families) or SNAP(Food [email protected] Stamps). Proof of eligibility is needed. Bonnie Winger Participants can be pregnant women, new moms [email protected] and infants, and children to age 5 years old. WIC Through the Healthy Families Hamilton County provides checks you take to the grocery to buy program, support and encouragement is provided healthy food. Examples of food provided: infant to help new parents champion their families and formula, baby food, milk, cheese, cereal, peanut give babies a brighter beginning. By building butter, beans, eggs,( tuna or salmon for confidence, reducing stress and maximizing the breastfeeding mom's), 100% fruit juice, whole joys of becoming a new mother or father, Healthy grains and fresh fruits and vegetables. Families helps parents and children grow together. Parenting is the most difficult and important job In Hamilton County call for appointment 317-776- anyone will ever have and all parents need support 3445; In Tipton County call 765-252-1052 OR call and encouragement. Parents deserve a voice in the Hamilton County WIC office. deciding what their needs are and what services What to bring to your WIC appointment: and programs will help them. Additional -Each person who is applying for WIC information on child development, bonding, discipline, health issues and community resources -A parent, guardian, or caretaker of an infant, child is useful to all parents. or woman under 18 years old who is applying for WIC Babies begin learning at birth, and the first three years are the most critical to their future -Proof of income: for example paycheck stub(s) for development. Parents need the most current the past 30 days; if paid biweekly, bring your last 2 information on how babies grow, change and paystubs; or, if paid weekly, bring your last 4 pay develop. Participants in Healthy Families receive stubs. free and voluntary home visits beginning -Award letter for alimony, child support, social prenatally, or within 90 days after birth. A family security (including SSI) support worker (FSW) visits at least once a week for up to one year to help establish support -unemployment or worker's compensation systems, teach problem-solving skills and enhance statement positive parent-child interaction. Once a family is -OR Proof of eligibility for Medicaid, TANF or in the program, they can receive services for up to SNAP three years. Healthy Families can also offer -Proof of ID information, education and referrals to community resources. Through weekly contact, each Healthy -Proof of physical address Families parent will learn about: Recognizing and caring for your baby’s needs Non-Profit Discovering what to expect as your child grows

Ways to play with your baby to encourage normal counseling, small group resources (finance classes, development recovery groups, parenting classes, and so on) for little or no cost to those in need of such services. Baby-proofing your home To make an appointment or inquire about specific Problem-solving strategies services Ways to continue your education Connecting to Community services including Church Page | 19 Education, Employment and Transportation House of Refuge Budgeting and financing information %Christ Community Church of Lamong To participate in the program, families must live in 20854 Lamong Rd Hamilton County, be expecting a baby or have a Sheridan IN 46069 newborn younger than 75 days old and be at or P: (317) 731-3080 below 250% poverty level and be interested in Pastor Ed Hobelman child development and related issues. [email protected] Call Healthy Families to schedule a “Welcome Baby Celeste Hobelman Visit” which includes a small gift bag and (317) 362-6890 homemade baby items for each family. [email protected] Pantry: Thur 1-3, other by appointment to serve the physical and spiritual needs of the Non-Profit combined communities in Hamilton county. Heart and Soul Clinic, Inc. serving the needs of our clients to show them the 202 Penn St. love of Jesus Christ. We have a Food Pantry and P.O. Box 478 Clothes Closet Thurs 1-3. Available other times by Westfield IN 46074 appt. P: (317) 374-5804 Our primary clients are those in Ham. co. F: (317) 804-5783 www.heartandsoulclinic.org assist clients by providing them with food, clothes, [email protected] help finding housing, transportation and Sandy Kirsch employment. [email protected] requires very little on client screening; mainly an We are a free health clinic in Westfield. We serve ID. We like to have referrals. the uninsured and underinsured in Hamilton and surrounding counties. We are open the 2nd and 4th Saturdays from 9-12. All of our services are Non-Profit free. All of our staff are volunteers. We refer Humane Society for Hamilton County patients to other agencies as needed, such as 1721 Pleasant Street dental, vision and lab, and many more. Suite B We are planning to soon provide dental services at Noblesville IN 46060 the clinic and immunizations for school age (317) 773-4974 children. We are conducting free educational www.hamiltonhumane.com classes free to the public. Watch for flyers or call Rebecca M. Stevens the clinic at 317-804-5782 and leave a message. [email protected] We will return your call as soon as we can. You We provide dog and cat food we cannot use at our may also contact Sandy Kirsch at 317-374-5804 for shelter to the less fortunate of Hamilton County. any questions.

Governmental Agency Non-Profit HeartPointe Jackson Township Trustee Hamilton County Christina Miller 1545 W. 226th Street PO Box 456 Sheridan IN 46074 506 West Main St P: (317) 828-1783 Arcadia IN 46060 www.heartpointe.com P: (317) 984-3826 [email protected] F: (317) 984-6766 Steve Carlock [email protected] [email protected] Our office has specific guidelines. Applications HeartPointe is a subsidiary counseling ministry of must be completed with all documentation as well Six Points Church. HeartPointe provides Biblical as signatures for every household member over 18

years old. Assistance is reviewed by appointment Carmel IN 46082 only. Areas of possible assistance are rent, utilities, P: (765) 620-1493 burial, food, and referrals to other agencies. www.kidsagainsthunger.net [email protected] Angie Mollenkopf Non-Profit [email protected] Janus Developmental Services, Inc. Feeding the hungry at home, the starving abroad. Page | 20 1555 Westfield Road Teaching our youth the power of volunteerism. Noblesville IN 46062 Kids Against Hunger packages highly nutritious, F: (317) 773-8798 life-saving meals for malnourished and starving www.janus-inc.org children and their families in Indiana and Joanne McDonough developing countries. The meals provide a stable Janus Developmental Services provides individuals nutritional base from which the recipient families with disabilities the opportunity to participate and can move from starvation to self-sufficiency. By contribute within the community. Janus has a 34 mobilizing the energy and compassion of Hoosier year history of providing programs and services to children, teens, and adults to package our meals, children and adults with disabilities. Janus also we create an experience whereby volunteers are operates the Hamilton County Express Bus taught how they can make a difference in the lives Services. Hamilton County Express is the public of the poverty-stricken worldwide transit system for Hamilton County. The program is an affordable origin to destination service that is scheduled on a first call basis up to 2 weeks in Non-Profit advance. Janus Developmental Services is proud to Legacy Fund offer this valuable community service which 515 E Main St crosses into Marion County and connects with Indy Carmel IN 46032 Go at: St. Vincent's Hospital, Keystone at the P: (317) 843-2479 Crossing, Nora Plaza, Castleton Mall and [email protected] Community North Hospital. Janus is a First Steps Provider Network and partners with Riverview Kerry Byrne Hospital to provide home based early intervention Legacy Fund, an affiliate with the Central Indiana services to infants and toddlers who are Community Foundation (CICF), has served experiencing developmental delays. Our Work Hamilton County since 1991, transforming Experience program provides pre-vocational communities including Arcadia, Atlanta, Carmel, training to individuals with disabilities by Cicero, Fishers, Noblesville, Sheridan, Westfield - partnering with local businesses. The Work and all points in-between. We're changing Experience program also includes a Hidden Talents Hamilton County through: art program which produces creative artistic CHARITABLE ADVISING with caring individuals, products designed and crafted for sale. The private foundations and professional advisors Capabilities Cafes are located at Janus and at the Hamilton County Government and Judicial Center. GRANTMAKING to effective not-for-profits that are Participants in the Capabilities Cafes learn making a difference customer service, cash register operation, food COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP that convenes, safety and food preparation. Participants also cater facilitates and seizes opportunities - for everyone the Janus Community Luncheons. The Community Employment program provides assistance to individuals with disabilities as they seek to obtain Non-Profit a community job. Once a job is secured, job Mama's Cupboard, Inc. coaches provide training and follow along services th as needed. The Doorways Program emphasizes 601 E. 10 St personal choice, individual talents, and diverse Sheridan IN 46069 opportunities. Doorways allow individuals with P: (317) 758-1338 disabilities to expand their unique abilities, explore F: (317) 758-6745 new interests and participate in as well as help [email protected] shape and influence their community. Brenda Garrod Pantry: By referral Fri 2-4, or by appointment For more information, visit our web site www.janus-inc.org or call Janus at (317) 773-8781. Mama's Cupboard, Inc. assists residents of the Sheridan Community School District. That consists of those living in Adams Township (Hamilton Non-Profit County) and Marion Township (Boone County). Kids Against Hunger of Central IN In order to receive pantry, resource or referral information clients must be referred by a local PO Box 12

minister, social service agency or one of the NaKaisha Tolbert-Banks Sheridan Community Schools. Gina Hays (317) 251-0005 Non-Profit Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis is Indianapolis' leading nonprofit dedicated to Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County helping ALL people live mentally healthier lives. 395 Westfield Rd Mental Health America represents a growing Page | 21 Noblesville IN 46060 movement of Americans who promote mental P: (317) 776-7159 wellness for the health and well-being of the www.mealsonwheelshc.org nation - every day and in times of crisis. Beth Gehlhausen Our mission is to advance mental health across all (317) 776-7159 communities in Greater Indianapolis through [email protected] education, advocacy and intervention. Established in 1975 Meals on Wheels is a private, Our Vision - Mental Health America of Greater charitable 501(c)(3) organization that supports Indianapolis is the expert source on mental health individuals who are elderly, disabled and in Central Indiana. Our vision is a community homebound by delivering nutritious meals, where mental health is the cornerstone of public reducing hunger, improving health and promoting health, stigma is eliminated, and that people with independence. mental illness have their unique needs met Our primary goal is to help our clients remain through quality service, culturally competent care, living independently, within their own homes, for stable housing, and employment opportunities as long a possible. Friendly volunteers resulting in self-sufficiency. compassionately deliver meals in all eight PROGRAMS OF MHA INDY: communities of Hamilton County. Nutritious meals are delivered on a short-term or long-term basis, (We are currently serving consumers and five days a week, Monday through Friday, between organizations in Marion and Hamilton Counties) 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Meals are prepared in **Crisis and Suicide Intervention Service and state-approved healthcare facilities and designed Mental Health Services Referral Service by a certified registered dietitian. Client™ specific Text CSIS to 839863 or call (317) 251-7575 or 1- dietary needs and requirements are met as 800-273-TALK a 24-hour hotline staffed by prescribed by their physician. volunteer clinical associates. Getting home-delivered meals is easy. Call (317) **Information and Educational Outreach Program 776-7159 to apply. During a short phone conversation we will provide program information Workshops/Trainings, conferences, health fairs and and complete the application. Requests for educational literature distribution. (317) 251-0005 services are accepted from a potential client, a Ext. 1008. family member, a physician, healthcare providers **Adult Guardianship Services: Protective care for or other interested persons. Our office staff will adults who have been deemed incompetent and request a dietary script from a potential client™ have no family members to assist them with daily primary physician. We will contact the client to life decisions. begin meal delivery generally within 24 hours of **Pre-Sentencing Diversion Program/PAIR: PAIR receiving a dietary script from the physician. (Psychiatric Assertive Identification and Referral) Clients are asked to pay for the cost of their meals A pre-sentencing diversion program that leads and are invoiced at the beginning of each month people with mental illness to treatment instead of for all the meals delivered in the previous month. jail. Payments can also be made by third-parties on behalf of a client. With financial support and **Gift LIFT: Brings holiday gifts to persons with contributions, we are able to subsidize a portion or mental illness who reside in community living all of the meal costs for eligible clients who need quarters, hospitals or who are served by MHA Indy assistance. programs. **Advocacy: Providing active support in helping all Non-Profit people live mentally healthier lives by working with Mental Health America of Indiana on public Mental Health America of Greater policy issues and helping children, adults and Indianapolis family members in securing needed services and benefits or in problem situations regarding service 301 E. 38th Street provision, legal proceedings and special education. Indianapolis IN 46205-2620 P: (317) 251-0005 Our agency is open Monday - Friday from 8:30 www.mhaindy.net a.m. - 5:00 p.m. To access our services, consumers and organizations can go to our website which is

full of resources and organizational contacts or Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic is a non-profit they may contact us by phone for additional 501(c)(3) corporation offering pro bono legal assistance. services and preventive legal education for our low-income neighbors throughout Indiana.

Non-Profit Our legal solutions are focused on serving immigrants and refugees, victims of domestic Merciful H.E.L.P. Center violence and sexual assault, ex-offenders, families Page | 22 1045 W 146th Street facing foreclosure and other consumer-related Suite A issues, and parents trying to resolve family law Carmel IN 46032 matters. P: (317) 663-4039 We accept clients whose income is at or below F: (317) 663-4037 125%* of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. www.mercifulhelpcenter.org * Our Low Income Taxpayer Clinic can accept Jayne Slaton clients whose income is at or below 250% of the [email protected] Federal Poverty Guidelines. Pantry: Tue 10-12 and 5-7, Thur 10-12, Sat 9- 1130 * Our Housing program, Helping Hoosier Homeowners, does not have income restrictions. Free service to resident and homeless disadvantaged people of all ages in Central Mission: To promote justice through legal Indiana focusing on Hamilton County to provide representation and legal education for our low food, financial aid, home goods, used furniture income neighbors as a way of demonstrating and large appliances, used vehicles, home repair, Christ's love. clothing and other needed services. Assist with Vision: "Defend the cause of the weak and referrals for social assistance, housing, jobs and fatherless; maintain the rights of the poor and legal matters in cooperation with dozens of other oppressed. Rescue the weak and needy; deliver agencies. The Merciful H.E.L.P. Center will provide them from the hand of the wicked." Psalm 82:3-4 opportunities for volunteers to come together to serve others with dignity and respect. Governmental Agency

Non-Profit Noblesville Housing Authority Midwest Food Bank - Indianapolis Division 320 Kings Lane Noblesville IN 46060 6450 S. Belmont P: (317) 773-5110 Indianapolis IN 46217 F: (317) 774-0079 P: (317) 786-8989 [email protected] F: (317) 786-8977 Mark McConaghy www.midwestfoodbank.org (317) 773-5110 Ext. 104 Cindy Heffren (317) 786-8980 Noblesville Housing Authority serves low to [email protected] moderate income clients throughout Hamilton County with various housing and community The Midwest Food Bank is a faith-based, not-for- development programs including: Housing Choice profit organization that collects large quantities of Voucher rental assistance, homeowner repair and food and supplies and distributes them at no rehabilitation services. Call for additional charge to not-for-profit organizations, who in turn information on availability and eligibility. distribute them at no charge to individuals in their communities. It is the mission of the Midwest Food Bank to bridge the gap between prosperity and Church poverty by delivering relief and hope to those in Northview Church need. 12900 Hazel Dell Pkwy Carmel IN 46033 Non-Profit P: (317) 846-2884 Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic www.northviewchurch.us 3333 N Meridian Street, Suite 201 Connecting people to God and connecting people Indianapolis IN 46208 to people. P: (317) 429-4131 F: (317) 429-4130 Governmental Agency www.nclegalclinic.org [email protected] Office of the Indiana Attorney General Joshua Abel 302 West Washington Street

IGCS - 5th Floor and clothing provided. The client may come in Indianapolis IN 46204 once every 30 days. The first time a new client P: (317) 234-6668 comes in they must provide picture ID, proof of www.IndianaConsumer.com residency with a lease or utility bill and pay stub if [email protected] applicable. Special projects: Spring cleaning Michelle Mayer baskets, Back to School supplies, Thanksgiving baskets, Christmas gifts and Sweat outfits for the IndianaConsumer.com is the state's one-stop children. Life Skills classes are offered. We provide Page | 23 resource for consumer information and education gently used books and restored bicycles. Hours brought to you by the Indiana Attorney General's open: Tues. Thurs. & Sat 9am to 12noon. Office Consumer Protection Division. Information on phone 317-896-5094. current topics such as identity theft, schemes and scams in the marketplace, rising fuel prices, prescription medication and recalled products is Church just a click away. Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church We also have an outreach services section that provides free workshops on how to protect 9900 East 191st Street yourself from scams, fraud and identity theft. Noblesville IN 46060 www.ologn.org Margaret Murphy Non-Profit [email protected] Open Arms Food Pantry (317) 379-1259 Our main outreach service is St. Vincent de Paul Aroma United Methodist Church Society (listed separately). Their services include: 16182 E 281st St food pantry, emergency financial assistance, thrift Atlanta In 46031 store. See the SVDP listing for more information. P: (765) 552-7465 Our Lady of Grace Church provides Monthly www.aromaumc.org Graced Meals. This is a service which requires no [email protected] screening or documentation that is a meal delivery Cathy Stowe on the last Saturday of every month. Pantry: Mon 12-2 or by appointment Our food pantry serves clients from White River and Jackson Townships in Hamilton County. Non-Profit Located in the basement of the Aroma United Prevail, Inc. Methodist church, clients can visit once a month. 1100 S. 9th St. Proof of ID and current bill with address is Ste. 100 required. Referrals also accepted. We try to provide food for the majority of the week, and Noblesville IN 46060 offer meat items when available. Toiletry items, P: (317) 773-6942 baby items are also available. Open every Monday F: (317) 776-3448 from Noon - 2 pm. By appointment if needed. www.prevailinc.com Executive Director: Susan Ferguson [email protected] Non-Profit Director of Agency Eval: Joe Phillips Open Doors of Westfield Washington [email protected] Township, Inc Prevail is the Victim Awareness and Support Program for Hamilton and surrounding counties. 110 Jersey St We are committed to offering services, free of P.O. Box 196 charge, in a confidential, supportive, non- Westfield IN 46074 judgmental environment meant to empower, P: (317) 758-4970 educate and strengthen those we serve. www.opendoorswashtwp.com Crisis Intervention - Prevail's advocates are [email protected] available 24 hours a day, via our crisis line, to Ann Godby provide support and on-site response to area Susan Anderson hospitals. The advocate is a neutral third party, (317) 431-7617 who can help explain what is happening and be [email protected] there for the victim and their family. Pantry: Tue/Thur/Sat 9-1145 Adult Services: Domestic Violence - Prevail offers a Open Doors of Westfield Washington Township is variety of services to women, and their children, a faith based organization providing a variety of who have experienced or are living with domestic services. We serve only people that live in violence, from one-on-one safety planning to Westfield Washington Township. Services: Food ongoing support groups. Sexual Assault - Dealing

with the aftermath of sexual assault is often a long Mission Statement: We deliver practical, research- and emotional process for the victim and their based information that transforms lives and family. Prevail offers support groups to help livelihoods. victims address feelings of isolation, guilt and Vision Statement: We will be a leader in providing shame. Employment Services - Prevail's services relevant, high-impact educational programs that range from resume writing, job search and transform the lives and livelihoods of individuals placement, and job support for victims of crime and communities in Indiana and the world. Page | 24 and abuse. Victim Notification Services - Prevail educates crime victims about the criminal justice The Cooperative Extension Service is one of the system by creating a variety of educational nation's largest providers of scientific research- resources and offering access to knowledgeable based information and education. It's a network of personnel. colleges, universities, and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, serving communities and counties Youth Services: Children - Prevail works to break across America. the cycle of violence by working with the next generation. Services include safety planning and The Purdue University Cooperative Extension support groups for children who have experienced Service program areas are: Agriculture and Natural domestic violence or sexual assault. Sessions focus Resources, Health and Human Sciences, Economic on emotions, safety, and coping skills. Adolescents and Community Development, 4-H Youth - Prevail offers specific programs for teens who live with or have experienced domestic violence or Church sexual assault. These programs focus on safety, self-esteem, and making healthy choices about Saint Christopher's Episcopal Church - their future. Additionally, Prevail works with Carmel schools to help educate teens about these important issues. 1402 West Main Street Carmel IN 46032 Other Services: Court Support - Many victims of www.stchriscarmel.org/ crime are unsure of the court process, are not Rev. Steve Fales notified of important aspects of their case and, Dick Carter therefore, fail to participate in an event very (317) 432-4310 personal to them. Advocates are also available to [email protected] attend court with victims and directly support them through the trial process. Victim Impact With God's help we impact the lives of others by Panel - More than one third of pedestrians killed supporting basic needs locally and globally. We by automobiles were struck by impaired drivers. are a diverse group of Christians with unique gifts People arrested in Hamilton County for driving a and talents who are united through the awareness car while under the influence of alcohol or drugs of God's presence in our lives. We invite all others are mandated to attend one of these sessions. to share in our Christian life which we express Panelists include individuals affected either directly through Anglican tradition. Through the ministries or indirectly by drunk driving who share their of Evangelism, Education, Worship, Service and experiences in hopes of deterring further alcohol Fellowship, we continually strive to support, equip and/or drug incidents. Community Education and and strengthen each other on our spiritual journey Training - As an organization committed to and create a loving and comforting family which empowerment, education and the strengthening reflects God's love in our lives and in the world. of communities, Prevail seeks to create opportunities for learning about victimization Church issues. We are proud to offer educational trainings to community organizations, businesses, schools, Saint Louis de Montfort and partnering agencies on issues related to 11441 Hague Rd. victimization. Fishers IN 46038 P: (317) 842-6778 F: (317) 576-1932 Non-Profit www.sldmfishers.org Purdue Extension Hamilton County [email protected] 2003 Pleasant St. Scott Bernhardt Noblesville IN 46060 Pantry: Tue 12-2, Thur 6-730, Sat 10-1130 P: (317) 776-0854 Once a month food distribution to families in F: (317) 776-9892 Hamilton and Northern Marion counties. You will www.extension.purdue.edu/hamilton be asked to show ID (Current valid Indiana Driver's Lisa Hanni license or State of Indiana issued ID or Permanent [email protected] Resident Card or Current Employment card or Passport - US or Foreign or Consular Report/Card)

and utility bill (such as water, gas, electric, etc.) @ 11:45. Lunch is catered in and an activity begins each visit. You may visit our food pantry once about 12:30 til dismissal at 1:30pm. Our activities every 30 days or 4 week period. Unfortunately vary sometimes music or a speaker and sometimes because of some other food outreach projects BINGO or a game with prizes. Laughter and fun is along with our food pantry, St. Louis de Montfort had by all! can no longer assist families with rent/mortgage, Together Today Westfield - Tuesdays at Christ utility or gas/transportation payments. United Methodist Church, 318 N. Union Street in Westfield, IN. Page | 25 Business/For-Profit Together Today Noblesville - Wednesdays at Samaritans Wrench L.L.C. Meredith Meadows Clubhouse, 15367 Meredith Meadows E. Drive, Noblesville IN off Greenfield 15415 E. 146th St. Road. Noblesville IN 46060 P: (317) 773-6192 The LAST Friday of each month at Spicewood www.samaritanswrench.com Village Clubhouse in Sheridan Brian Burns We provide low cost solutions for personal Non-Profit transportation issues. We offer a variable labor Society of St. Vincent de Paul rate to insure that, no matter what your financial status; you will be able to afford to have reliable 1391 Greenfield Ave transportation. We also offer training and Noblesville IN 46060 consultation on how to operate a vehicle at P: (317) 773-7608 maximum cost efficiency. Samaritans Wrench is www.ologn.org committed to the philosophy of a hand up is Shirley Zapf better than a hand out. Joan Persohn (317) 773-7608 [email protected] Non-Profit Pantry: Mon/Thur 10-2, Wed 10-2 and 630-8, Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County Sat 9-12 347 S. 8th Street Mission: St. Vincent de Paul Society secures and Noblesville IN 46033 provides food for needy families and offers P: (317) 674-8777 financial assistance to those living on fixed www.shepherdscenterofhamiltoncounty.org incomes, elderly, unemployed, underemployed [email protected] and/or disability through generous donations and Nancy Schell revenue generated from the sale of donated goods in the thrift store. The Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County is an interfaith organization which values older adults St. Vincent de Paul Society serves Hamilton and promotes opportunities for independent living County. A referral is required from the township and lifestyle enrichment. We encourage all trustee's office or any social service agency in individuals to make a difference in the life of a order for families to receive financial and other senior citizen. We currently have two programs. assistance, such as in-kind giving of furniture, appliances, household items and clothing. These Our Community Caring program matches agencies conduct the screening process prior to volunteers with low income seniors to provide issuing a referral to St. Vincent de Paul Society for services at no charge to them. These services assistance. However, no referral is required to include Light home repair and maintenance, house receive a non-perishable food box. cleaning, yard work, friendly visitation, transportation and more. We reach individuals Assistance with rent, utility or medical prescription, who are dependent, financially fragile and or besides the referral form, requires a copy of the physically impaired. Services provides through lease, utility bill or medical prescription form. volunteers allow seniors to live independently and Payments are issued and sent directly to the utility with dignity in their own homes for as long as company or the landlord. Medical prescriptions are possible. Need Assistance? Interested in paid directly to the pharmacy. Volunteering? Contact Wanda Smith, Community Financial assistance for rent, utility or medical Caring Program Administrator by calling our office prescription is provided once in a 12-month at 674-8777. period. Auto repair assistance may be provided Our second program is a social program called based on a case-by-case evaluation. Together Today. It is held in 3 locations around St. Vincent de Paul Society offers a food voucher Hamilton county. Seniors come together around program which offers needy families a frozen meat 9am and have social hour with doughnuts and bundle (12-14 lbs of beef, chicken and pork). This coffee. At 10 am they begin cards and games until

requires a referral form once a month in order to that school is not in session. We are a Safe Place in receive the frozen meat bundle monthly. our community and try to help with needs of the Distribution of the meat bundles is done at Our people of the Sheridan community. The only Lady of Grace Catholic Church located at 9900 East qualification that is needed is that the people 191st Street in Noblesville, IN 46060, usually the reside with the Sheridan Community School District. We serve nutritious meals from 11:30 am last Saturday of the month. to 1:00 pm each day that school is not in session. Page | 26 Families are responsible for picking up their frozen The meals are served at The First United Methodist meat bundle by showing a photo I.D. plus the Church in the basement and there is no cost or reminder slip provided to them when they sign up other qualification. We try to help those who have for the meat bundle at SVdP. The distribution date extended needs by trying to connect them with an may be adjusted for the Thanksgiving and agency that can meet their needs. Christmas holidays. St. Vincent de Paul Society strives to work with the township trustee's office, Community Action, Non-Profit Salvation Army, Good Samaritan Network and United Way of Central Indiana other agencies in Hamilton County to provide 650 E. Carmel Drive, Suite 340 assistance to those families in need in Hamilton Carmel IN 46032 County. P: (317) 815-4600 www.uwci.org Church Our mission St. Mark's United Methodist Church United Way of Central Indiana helps people learn 4780 E. 126th St. more, earn more and lead safe and healthy lives. Carmel IN 46033 We do this by focusing on four priorities: P: (317) 846-4912 education, income, health and basic needs. United F: (317) 846-8950 Way of Central Indiana operates in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan www.stmarkscarmel.org counties. We have a local, volunteer board of Liz Rix directors and local volunteers. They identify, plan [email protected] and carry out community-building and fundraising We support GSN and some of the agencies of GSN activities for health and human care solutions here with financial and in-kind donations. We also in Central Indiana. United Way’s programs and publicize service opportunities available/needed at agencies help thousands of adults, families and GSN and provide hands-on assistance. children throughout Central Indiana. We fund and create solutions that provide long-term impact and sustainable results. Working together, we’re Church addressing today’s needs while reducing The Lunch Club tomorrow’s. 207 E. 2nd St. Connect2Help - If you or someone you care about % Sheridan First United Methodist Church needs assistance in Central Indiana, Sheridan IN 46069 Connect2Help™ can help. Connect2Help™ 2-1-1 P: (317) 758-4195 offers free and confidential telephone assistance F: (317) 758-4303 to help those in need get information about food, www.sheridanfirstunitedmethodist.org housing, healthcare, shelter, support groups and Carol Fritz more. Dial 2-1-1 or 317.926.4357, 24 hours a day (317) 758-4195 (free and confidential). [email protected] The Lunch Club provides lunches and activities for Busin the children and adults in need of the Sheridan ess/F Community or- School District Profit

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WestLink Consulting LLC Church Riverview Hospital Business Services White River Christian Church 395 Westfield Road 1685 North 10th Street Noblesville IN 46060 Noblesville IN 46060 P: (317) 776-7289 P: (317) 773-2233 F: (317) 770-2502 F: (317) 776-0356 [email protected] www.wrcc.org Page | 27 Terry West Fred Knoll WestLink Consulting LLC provides patient [email protected] advocacy and eligibility services for Riverview Pantry: Thur 2-6 Hospital and its patients. We help Food Pantry open to Hamilton County residents individuals/families in need by assisting with for weekly visits on Thursdays between 2 and 6pm. applications for programs such as Medicaid, Social Thursday Dinner Table meal is open to everyone Security Disability, etc and by assisting with between 5 and 6pm every Thursday (except referrals to other appropriate helping agencies. Holidays on Thursdays/call to confirm).

GSN Network Associate AGENCIES

Description of services and Page | 28 service tag names are not associated with these organizations (considered GSN Associates) and listing of contact information has been verified for organization(s) not Scouting For Food registered online with GSN. While these organizations may not be directly listed in specific categories and tables for this print release, their listing here functions as a valuable reference, and will be updated as

available. Food Pantry Offloading

This GSN Directory/Catalog may be updated periodically, and registration for participant status is readily available

by submitting an online Red Barrel Campaign Network registration via: www.gsnlive.org.

“Thanks so much for the dinners on Thanksgiving. They were wonderful… and (to know) that

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Able Indianapolis, IN 46268 (317) 417.9552 Liz Hightower (317) 228-9324 (fax) 55 S. State Avenue Ste 373 [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46021 (317) 916-8890 (317) 916-8908 (fax) Bakers Corner Wesleyan Church Emergency Shelter Page | 29 www.nationalable.org th [email protected] 1081 E. 236 St Sheridan, IN 46069 (317) 758-6213 About Special Kids Carol Longenecker 7172 Graham Rd. Ste. 100 [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 257-8683 Attorney General’s Office - Indiana (317) 251-7488 (fax) 1-800-964-4746 Vandenack, Kallyn www.Aboutspecialkids.org Joe Brubaker Boys Scouts of America-Crossroads Council [email protected] JoAnn Burfeind 84 Bennett Road Adoptions of Indiana Carmel, IN 46033 Nicholas Amy (317) 844-8144 [email protected] (317) 319-8144 582-0640 (fax) Amanda Strong Project [email protected] Sharon Hodson Boys & Girls Club – Noblesville 19120 Tomlinson Rd. Westfield, IN 46074 1448 Conner St (317) 896-2064 Noblesville, IN (317) 896-2064 (fax) (317) 773-4372 [email protected] Stutesman, Abigail Pantry: Christmas only with referral from GSN only [email protected]

American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis Cancer Service of Hamilton County John Lyter CEO Good Samaritan Network 441 E. Tenth Street 12933 Parkside Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46202 Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 684-1441 (317)842.2603 (317) 684-4377 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Care Plus Home Health Care Apprisen Financial Advocates Tracy, Rachel 615-N Alabama St., Ste 134 [email protected] Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317)-478-4450 (317) 266-1300 (317) 713-3013 (fax) Carmel City Mayor 1-888-711-7227 toll free CEO: Mike Kappas Jim Brainard [email protected] 1 Civic Square Lisa Piercefield Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (317) 571-2401 [email protected] Arbor Education and Training Carmel Fire Department Headquarters Tammy Green Marion County Central IMPACT Office Keith Freer, Public Education Officer 9002 Purdue Road Suite 200 Two Civic Square Carmel, IN 46032

(317) 571-2600 (317) 984-4575 (317) 571-2615 Fax Kings Treasure – ex. of Cicero Fire Dept [email protected] Call Cindy Woodruff and ask for Danny Kelly [email protected] (317) 984-4575 Jim Spelberg Christmas Coordinator Community Action Office Page | 30 Darrell Wilson Carmel Friends Church 1109 S 10th St 651 W Main St. Noblesville, IN 46060 Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 773-2221 (317) 846-5090 (317) 773-1212 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Pantry: Mon/Wed 10-12 and 1-3 Community Addiction Services Center for Women’s Ministries Hamilton County Linda Morgan Dottie Lester 140 S. Cherry St. 942 N. 10th Street Westfield, IN 46074 Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 867-4818 (317) 776-3478 [email protected] [email protected]

Child Shield Community Caring Foundation Lewis, Sha-Hanna Wanda Smith & Lisa Reynolds P.O. Box 3355 Christ Community Christian Carmel, IN 46082 (317) 774-7470 (fax) Loving Hands Food Pantry [email protected] Joyce Burton [email protected] 772 N 10th Street Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 408-6604 Community Education (317) 773-2719 (fax) Sonja Lakey [email protected] Hamilton East Public Library Pantry: Mon 5-7 I Library Plaza Noblesville, IN 46060 Christmas In Action www.heplilv.in.us/literacy [email protected] Lundberg, Karl (317) 770-3251 [email protected] (317)-448-0863 Community Health Network Cicero Christian Church Yeakle, Ann [email protected] 1715 Stringtown Pike 355-8701 Cicero, IN 46034 (317) 984-4653 Sherry County Commissioners [email protected] Christine Altman, Steve Dillinger & Mark Heirbrandt Pantry: Tue/Thur 10-2 One Hamilton Square, Ste. 157 Noblesville, IN 46060 Cicero Fire Dept (317) 776-9719 (317) 776-8525 Fire Victim Assistance [email protected] 1359 Stringtown Pike [email protected] Lori Peachey [email protected] [email protected] ] (317) 984-4575 (317) 984-7309 (fax) Incident Rehab: Cicero Fire Dept Auxiliary

Crop Walk www.fairbankinstitute.org Ressler, Roberta [email protected] Faith Community Church Patrick Propst Division of Family & Children 19201 Promise Road Noblesville, IN 46060 1101 S. 10th Street (317) 770-9920 Noblesville, IN 46060 Page | 31 (317) 770-9923 (fax) 800-403-0864 [email protected] (317) 776-3078 (fax) Director: Christi Beebe [email protected] Family Development Services - Head Start Christine Garza Emergency Management Offices 17645 Oakmont Dr Noblesville, IN 46062 Sivak, Thomas (317) 219-3839 [email protected] [email protected] (317)-716-1706

Express Employment Professionals First Christian Church 107 W 3rd St. Shannon Wenninger P. O. Box 111 Corner 116th Street and Allisonville Rd. Sheridan, IN 46069 7259 Fishers Landing Drive (317) 758-4569 Fishers, In 46038 VJ Stover (317) 596-9370 [email protected] (317) 596-9371 (fax) [email protected] Fishers Freedom Festival Exact Care Pharmacy Jennifer Kehl P. O. Box 930 Baxley, Tonya Fishers, IN 46038 [email protected] (317) 595-3195 (317)-459-8321 (317) 691-2635 cell (317) 595-3196 (fax) Fairbanks & Hope Academy [email protected] Jason Farris [email protected] 8102 Clearvista Parkway Indianapolis, IN 46256 Fishers YMCA (317) 572.9418 Reardon, Jake (317) 849.1455 (fax) [email protected] (317)-558-3226 Faith Housing Center Reeves, Brooke Tregnago, Ruby [email protected] [email protected] (317)-558-3226 (317)-644-0673 Fishers Youth Assistance Faith Counseling Myers, Beth Carlock, Steve [email protected] [email protected] (317)-294-4496 Straus, Trisha The Fairbanks Institute for Healthy [email protected] (317)-515-7835 Communities Crystal Donson-Roberts Gehlhausen Consulting 300 North Meridian ,Suite 950 Indianapolis, In 46204 Gehlhausen, Beth [email protected] [email protected] www.indianhealthstudy.org

Gleaners Food Bank Noblesville, IN 46060 [email protected] 3737 Waldemere Ave Anita (317-439-9875 Indianapolis, IN 46241 Fred: (317) 773-2233 Annette Baker Pantry: Thur 4-6 [email protected] (317) 925-0191 Ext. 121 Page | 32 HAND (Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development) Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana Nate Lichti, Executive Director Michelle Westermeier, Program Mgr Allen, Terry 347 S 8th St Suite A (317)-938-4869 Noblesville, IN 46060 1635 W Michigan St, Indianapolis, IN 46222 (317) 674-8108 (317) 524-4313 [email protected] [email protected]

Green Valley Church of Christ Head Start Amanda Vanosdol 19005 Cumberland Rd 17645 Oakmont Dr Noblesville, IN 46060 Noblesville, IN 46062 (317) 773-4308 (317) 219-3839 Jerry Talbert [email protected] [email protected] Pantry: Tue 1-3 HOPE Family Care Center, Inc. HVAF- Helping Homeless - Veterans and Families Nelle Marie Brown MSN.,FNP Clinical Director Deborah Desvignes P.O. Box 713 964 N. Pennsylvania St 270 W. Jackson St. Indianapolis, IN 46204 Cicero, IN 46034-0713 (317) 951-0688 (317) 984-3444 (317) 789-8499 Fax (317)-984-5707 (fax) [email protected] www.hopefamilycare.org

Hamilton County Express Housing Authority 1555 Westfield Rd McConaghy, Mark Noblesville, IN 46062 [email protected] (317) 773-8781 Elaine McGuire [email protected] Indiana Funeral Care Ring, David Hamilton County Health Dept [email protected] (317)-636-6464 Health Department Emergency Planner Chad Jenkins 18030 Foundation Dr. Suite A Indiana Insurance Advisors Noblesville, IN 46060 McKinney, Donna (317) 770-8856 [email protected] (317) 776-8506 fax (317)-979-8411 [email protected] Indiana State Representative Hamilton County Sheriff’s Dept. Kathy Kreage Richardson 18100 Cumberland Road Room 401 Statehouse Noblesville, IN 46060 200 W. Washington Street (317) 773-1872 (fax)- 776-9835 Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 773-6123 Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank (800) 382-9841 ext 9753 [email protected] Anita Hagen/Fred Knoll 1685 N 10th Street PO Box 881 Indiana State Senator

Howard Luke Kenley III Carmel, IN 46032 200 W. Washington Street (317) 846-2221 Indianapolis, IN 46204 [email protected] (317) 232-9400 Pantry: Call ahead to set up a time/appointment (800) 382-9467 [email protected] Play Care Lenore Ealy Page | 33 Indy Reads P.O. Box 3218 M. Travis DiNicola Carmel, IN 46082 2450 N. Meridian St. (317) 502.2735 Indianapolis, IN 46208 [email protected] (317) 275-4035 (317) 229-4588 (fax) Prevent Blindness Indiana [email protected] Pat Szuch, CEO 70 E. 91st Street, Suite 204 Internal Revenue Service Indianapolis, IN 46240 Katherine G McKnight (317) 815-9952 (fax) 575 N. Pennsylvania St., Room 573 800-232-2551 Toll-free Indianapolis, IN 46204 [email protected] (317) 685-7785 (317) 685-7775 fax PrimeLife Enrichment [email protected] Sandy Stewart 1078 Third Ave. SW LESEA Ministries and Angel Food Project Carmel, IN 46032 Larry Horn (317) 815-7000 9545 E. 191st Street (317) 815-7007 (fax) Noblesville, IN 46060 [email protected] [email protected] Promising Futures MDWise Summers, Amanda Fernando Luna (9/11/14) 294 S 9th St, Noblesville, IN 46060 [email protected] (317) 773-6342 317-822-7236 Project Literacy Hamilton County Millers Merry Manor Noblesville Southeastern Public Library Comer, Wendy Edra Waterman [email protected] 1 Library Plaza Noblesville, IN 46060 Noblesville City (317) 773-1384 Benedict, Cindy [email protected] Purdue Extension Hamilton County (317)-544-8033 Gloria Del Greco Family Nutrition Program [email protected] Kathleen Bohde Youth Education Program Noblesville School Corporation (317) 776-0854 [email protected] Dr. Libbie Conner 2003 Pleasant Street 1775 Field Drive Noblesville, IN 46060 Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 776-0854 (317) 773-3171 Fax (317) 773-7845 (fax) www.Noblesville.org Refuge Christian Church Pilgrim Lutheran Church 11772 E. 196th St. Noblesville, IN 46060 3650 W 106th St

(317) 773-3475 Pantry: Mon/Thur 330-5, Sat 930-11

Rebirth Project Sheridan Church of God Barbara Archat Ron Basler P.O. Box 4458 707 West 2nd St Carmel, In 46082 Sheridan, IN 46069 Page | 34 (317) 810-9735 (765) 481-8512 Cell -954-557-8620 www.therebirthproject.org Sparrow Clubs [email protected] Rowland, Mary Sue [email protected] Ridgeview Behavioral Hospital (317)-773-8488 Faust, Victoria Thornton, Mark [email protected] (317)-213-5083 (317)-308-8209 St. Vincent Medical Group Riverview Community Clinic Kowalski , Nicole Syd Ehmke [email protected] 601A Westfield Road (317)-583-3218 Noblesville, IN 46060-1323 (317) 776-7240 Stilts Spirit - A Giving Tree [email protected] Christina and Donnie Stilts 15105 Romalong Ln Sacred Heart Catholic Church Carmel, IN 46032 Kathie Stretch (317) 362-6888 524 Currant Dr. (941) 545-7323 Noblesville, IN 46062 (317) 773-6213 Strawtown Community Church (317) 753-3336 - Cell [email protected] Cindy Proyer 12514 Strawtown Ave. Noblesville, IN 46060 Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church (317) 984-2348 410 S. Pearl St. [email protected] PO Box 889 Cicero, IN 46034 The O’Connor House (317) 984-2115 (317) 984-7185 fax Executive Director: Allison Paolini Brian Bear (317) 513-4086 P. O. Box 1061 [email protected] Carmel, IN 46082 Lisa Bear (317) 441-7912 (317) 844-9562 [email protected] (317) 844-9562 (fax) Pantry: Mon/Wed 630-8 [email protected] www.theoconnorhouse.org SAWs (Servants At Work, Inc.) The Patachou Foundation (317) 844-7664 [email protected] Norwalk, Kelli www.SawsRamps.org [email protected] (317)-442-2003 Shepherd’s Gate Food-Baby Pantry The Salvation Army and EFSP (FEMA) St. Maria Goretti Pastor Kevin Haines Robyn Fisher 17102 Springmill Road 320 Kings Lane Westfield, IN 46074 Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 867-3213 Ext 1227 (317) 691-2454 [email protected] (317) 774-0079 (fax) [email protected]

City Services Center 2728 E. 171st St. Third Phase, Inc. Westfield Indiana 46074 Tricia Akers, Program Coordinator Ruth Thalman (317) 804-3019 15755 Allisonville Road (317) 804-3190 Noblesville, IN 46060 [email protected] (317) 773-5100 www.youthassistance.org Page | 35 (317) 773-7077 (fax) [email protected] Pantry: Tue-Sat 1-5 Westfield Pregnancy Centers (Life Centers) 140 S Cherry Street Trinity Free Clinic Westfield, Indiana 46074 th Open Monday or Wednesday only 1045 W 146 St Suite B 9AM to 4:30PM Carmel, IN 46032 Cindy Randolph, Director (317) 669-6920 (317) 896-1425 (317) 819-0775 (fax) (317) 896-1659 (fax) Dina Ferchmin www.lifecenters.com (317) 918-1917 [email protected] [email protected] www.Pregnancychoice.indy.com www.trinityfreeclinic.org WorkOne Westfield Town Manager Joe Chitwood Mayor Jay Andrew Cook 10204 Lantern Rd. 130 Penn Street Fishers, In 46037 Westfield, IN 46074 (877) 674-3671 (317) 867-2222 [email protected] Second phone 317-804-3000 (317) 804-3010 (fax) [email protected] Youth Assistance Program Advocates Noblesville: Joy Petty [email protected] Westfield Fire Department Fishers: Trisha Straus and Beth Myers [email protected] Todd Burton Fire Chief [email protected] 17535 Dartown Road Westfield: Christine Brown [email protected] Westfield, IN 46074 (317) 804-3333 (317) 850-5088 (cell) 2-1-1 (317) 804-3395 (fax) Dottie Tackitt www.westfield.in.gov (317) 735-7586 [email protected] [email protected]

Westfield Youth Assistance Program

Hamilton County Chamber Of Commerce Offices

Carmel Clay Chamber of Commerce Noblesville Chamber of Commerce Page | 36 Maureen Merhoff, President Bob DuBois, President/CEO 21 S Rangeline Rd Suite 300A 601 E. Conner Carmel, IN 46032 Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 846-1049 (317) 773-0086 (317) 844-6843 (fax) (317) 773-1966 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Hamilton North Chamber of Commerce Sheridan Chamber of Commerce Jane Hunter, Executive Director Parvin Gillim, President P. O. Box 466 Patty Nicholas, Executive Director 70 N Byron 407 S Main Street Cicero, IN 46034 P. O. Box 202 (317) 984-4079 Sheridan, IN 46069 [email protected] (317) 758-1311 www.hamiltonnorthchamber.com (317) 758-1311 (fax) [email protected] Fishers Chamber of Commerce Dan Canan, Executive Director Westfield-Washington Chamber of Commerce P. O. Box 353 Julie Sole, Executive Director Fishers, IN 46038 P. O. Box 534 (317) 578-0700 130 Penn Street (317) 578-1097 (fax) Westfield, IN 46074 [email protected] (317) 804-3030 [email protected] (317) 804-3035 (fax) [email protected]

Hamilton County School Systems

Brooks School Elementary School Creekside Middle School 12451 Brooks School Rd, Fishers, IN 46037 Page | 37 (317) 915-4250 3525 W 126th St, Carmel, IN 46032 Bridget Ryan (317) 733-6420 [email protected] Cary Schwartz [email protected] Susan Schad [email protected] Carey Ridge Elementary School 16231 Carey Rd, Westfield, IN 46074 Cumberland Road Elementary School (317) 867-6200 13535 Cumberland Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 Deb Yoder (317) 594-4170 [email protected] Melissa Riethman Ext. 2705 [email protected] Carmel Elementary School 101 4th Ave SE, Carmel, IN 46032 Durbin Elementary School (317) 844-0168 18000 Durbin Road, Noblesville, IN 46060 Student Services Coordinator: Jennifer Douce 317-594-4840 (office) x1129 765-534-4238 (fax) [email protected] Dee Knop Ext. 1053 [email protected] Carmel High School 520 E Main St, Carmel, IN 46032 Fall Creek Elementary School (317) 846-7721 12131 Olio Rd, Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 594-4180 Carmel Middle School Marna Meyer 300 S Guilford Rd, Carmel, IN 46032 [email protected] (317) 846-7331 Student Services Coordinator: Connie Wiggam Fall Creek Intermediate School [email protected] 12011 Olio Rd, Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 915-4220 Cherry Tree Elementary School Sharon Pillow [email protected] 13989 Hazel Dell Pkwy, Carmel, IN 46033 John Kozlowski [email protected] (317) 846-3086 Echo Shappel-Ednie Ext. 1204 Fishers Elementary School [email protected] 11442 Lantern Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 594-4160 Clay Middle School Amanda Williams 5150 E 126th St, Carmel, IN 46033 [email protected] (317) 844-7251 Erin Naas [email protected] Fishers High School Cathy Patane [email protected] 13000 Promise Road, Fishers, IN 46038 317-915-4290 (office) College Wood Elementary School 317-915-4299 (fax) Director of Guidance: Linda Brown Guidance 12415 Shelborne Rd, Carmel, IN 46032 office phone: 915-4293 (317) 733-6430 Iman Kiritsis Ext. 2058 [email protected] [email protected]

Fishers Junior High School Hamilton Southeastern High School 13257 Cumberland Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 13910 E 126th St, Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 594-4150 (317) 594-4190 Allen Myers Ext. 110 [email protected] Director of Guidance: Nancy Herndon: 594-4193 [email protected] Forest Dale Elementary School Page | 38 10721 Lakeshore Dr W, Carmel, IN 46033 Hamilton Southeastern Jr High School (317) 844-4948 12278 Cyntheanne Rd, Fishers, IN 46037 Shannon Bassett (317) 594-4120 [email protected] Lauren Isaacs Ext. 18019 [email protected] Geist Elementary School 14051 E 104th St, Fortville, IN 46040 Harrison Parkway Elementary School (317) 915-4260 14135 Harrison Parkway, Fishers, IN 46038 John Reynolds Ext. 1005 (317) 915-4210 [email protected] Nancy Logue Ext. 1903 [email protected] Guerin Catholic High School 15300 N Gray Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062 Hazel Dell Elementary School (317) 582-0120 3025 Westfield Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062 Director of Guidance: Martin Kirkwood Ext. 229 (317) 773-2915 [email protected] Beth Dossey Ext. 22125 [email protected] Hamilton Heights Elementary School 25150 Indiana 19, Arcadia, IN 46030 Hinkle Creek Elementary School (317) 984-3547 595 South Harbour Dr, Noblesville, IN 46062 Principal Ken Watson (317) 776-0840 [email protected] Counselor: Donna Brooks Ext. 24124 [email protected] Hamilton Heights High School Student Services Coordinator: Lynn Cook, x24244

25802 Indiana 19, Arcadia, IN 46030 [email protected] (317) 984-3551 Teri Curnett [email protected] Hoosier Road Elementary School Bill Trachtman 11300 E 121st St, Fishers, IN 46037 [email protected] (317) 915-4240 Kate Young Ext. 1465 Hamilton Heights Middle School [email protected] 420 W North St, Arcadia, IN 46030 (317) 984-3588 Lantern Road Elementary School Michelle Clarke 10595 Lantern Rd, Fishers, IN 46037 [email protected] (317) 594-4140 Ellynn Stein Hamilton Heights Primary School [email protected] 25350 SR 19 PO Box 419, Arcadia, IN 46030 (317) 984-1530; Fax: (317) 984-1544 Legacy Christian School Assistant Principal/Counselor: Cliff Hackman Ext. 470 Lakeview Dr, Noblesville, IN 46060 4050 (317) 776-4186 [email protected] Head of School: Lana Thompson [email protected]

Maple Glen Elementary School 7th grade: John Moorehead Ext. 1816 17171 Ditch Rd, Westfield, IN 46074 [email protected] (317) 896-4700 8th grade: Jessica Clark Ext. 18128 Nicole Newman: 896-4706 [email protected] [email protected] North Elementary Mohawk Trails Elementary School 440 North 10th St, Noblesville, IN 46060 Page | 39 4242 E 126th St, Carmel, IN 46033 (317) 773-0482 (317) 844-1158 Shantel Garrett Student Services Coordinator: Kate Kneifel, x1504 [email protected] [email protected] Oak Trace Elementary School Monon Trail Elementary School 16504 Oak Ridge Road. Westfield, IN 46074 19400 Tomlinson Road. Westfield, IN 46074. (317) 867-6400 (317) 867-8611 Jason Fekete Therisa Seymour phone: 867-8606 [email protected] [email protected] Options Charter School-Carmel New Britton Elementary School 530 W Carmel Dr, Carmel, IN 46032 8660 E 131st St, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 815-2098 (317) 594-4130 Christina Riley Ext. 111 Sherri Leiner Ext. 147 [email protected] [email protected] Options Charter School-Noblesville Noble Crossing Elementary School 9945 Cumberland Pointe Blvd, Noblesville, IN 5670 Noble Crossing Pkwy, Noblesville, IN 46062 46060 (317) 773-2850 (317) 773-8659 Terri Park Ext. 26125 [email protected] Orchard Park Elementary School 10404 Orchard Park Dr S, Indianapolis, IN 46280 Noblesville East Middle School (317) 848-1918 Melissa McCullough 300 N 17th St, Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 773-0782 [email protected] 6th grade: Lisa Lain Ext. 16125 [email protected] Our Lady of Grace School 7th grade: Jenn Schott Ext. 16127 9900 E 191st St, Noblesville, IN 46060 [email protected] (317) 770-5660 8th grade: Lizette Bauman Ext. 16126 Principal Frank Barlag Ext. 264 [email protected] [email protected]

Noblesville High School Our Lady Of Mt Carmel School 18111 Cumberland Rd, Noblesville, IN 46060 14598 Oakridge Road Carmel, Indiana 46032 (317) 773-4680 (317) 846-1118 Director of Guidance: Kristen Frank Ext. 12126 Counselor Michelle Minch [email protected] [email protected] Director of Guidance: Anne Kenley Ext. 12125 [email protected] Prairie Trace School 14200 River Rd, Carmel, IN 46033 Noblesville West Middle School (317) 571-7925 19900 Hague Rd, Noblesville, IN 46062 Student Services Coordinator: Kelli Haughan Ext. (317) 776-7792 2104 6th grade: Lauri Waldner Ext. 18125 [email protected] [email protected]

Riverside Intermediate School Sheridan High School 11014 Eller Road, Fishers, IN 46038 24185 Hinesley Rd, Sheridan, IN 46069 Office: (317) 594-4320; fax: (317) 594-4329 (317) 758-2406 5th grade: Jennifer Smith Jamie Hartman phone: 758-4431 #4435 [email protected] [email protected] 6th grade: Krista Weber [email protected] Page | 40 Sheridan Middle School Riverside Jr High School 3030 W 246th St, Sheridan, IN 46069 10910 Eller Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 758-6780 (317) 915-4280 Nikki Zachary phone: 758-6780 #3323 Director of Guidance: Chris Graves [email protected] [email protected] Smoky Row Elementary School Saint Louis de Montfort School 900 West 136th Street, Carmel, IN 46032 11421 Hague Rd, Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 571-4084 317-842-1125 Student Services Coordinator: Elizabeth Elliott Principal Annette Jones Ext. 1704 [email protected] [email protected]

Saint Maria Goretti School Stony Creek School 17104 Spring Mill Rd, Westfield, IN 46074 1350 Greenfield Ave, Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 896-5582 (317) 773-0582 Principal: Vince Barnes Phone: 867-3213 #1101 Megan Pritchard Ext. 30125 [email protected] [email protected]

Sand Creek Elementary School Thorpe Creek Elementary School 11420 E 131st St, Fishers, IN 46038 14642 E 126th St, Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 915-4270 (317) 594-4310 Jennifer Jacks Jackie Fiesbeck [email protected] [email protected]

Sand Creek Intermediate School Towne Meadow Elementary School 11550 East 131st Street, Fishers, IN 46038 10850 Towne Rd, Carmel, IN 46032 Office: (317) 915-4230; fax: (317) 915-4239 (317) 733-2645 5th grade: Betsy Baker [email protected] Ann Stock phone: 773-2645 6th grade: Jay Springer [email protected] [email protected]

Shamrock Springs Elementary School University High School of Indiana 747 W 161st St, Westfield, IN 46074 2825 W 116th St, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 867-7400 (317) 733-4475 Betsy Smith phone: 867-7406 [email protected] Washington Woods Elementary School 17950 Grassy Branch Rd, Westfield, IN 46074 Sheridan Elementary School (317) 867-7900 Brian Sawa 24795 Hinesley Rd, Sheridan, IN 46069 (317) 758-4851 [email protected] Tamra Smelser phone: 758-4491 #2113 [email protected] West Clay School 3495 W 126th St, Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 733-6500 Carol Woodward Ext. 2208 [email protected]

Westfield High School 18250 North Union Street, Westfield, IN 46074 Phone: (317) 867-6800; Fax: (317) 867-2909 Dan Doherty [email protected]

Westfield Intermediate School Page | 41 326 W Main St, Westfield, IN 46074 (317) 867-6500 Kyle Miller phone: 867-6507 [email protected]

Westfield Middle School 345 W Hoover St, Westfield, IN 46074 (317) 867-6600 Juli Brown [email protected]

White River Elementary School 19000 Cumberland Rd, Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 770-2080 Julie Williams Ext. 32125 [email protected]

Woodbrook Elementary School 4311 E 116th St, Carmel, IN 46033 (317) 846-4225 Lee Ann Wischmeyer Ext. 1803 [email protected]

Hamilton County Food Pantries

Agencies and organizations listed under the “Food Pantry/Related” category are listed based on their varied services as indicated/submitted. For a more complete and updated list of known Hamilton County Page | 42 Food Pantries, contact GSN or go online to download the most recent PDF printable list; which also provides a current listing of known “Community Meal” programs available in Hamilton County.

Food Pantries can go to: www.gsnlive.org to submit monthly Hamilton County Food Pantry Report. Select: Food Pantry Report Submission

Hamilton County Baby Pantries

Cicero / Jackson Twp Referral Only Angels' Attic Indiana Health Centers Kim Beaver Hamilton Co. WIC 105 E. Main St United Way Service Center Arcadia, IN 46030 942 North 10th St. 622-8842 Noblesville, IN 46060-1801 [email protected] 776-3445 Baby Items & Clothes 776-3447 (fax) Hours: Tue, Thur 6-7pm Sharon Barrett [email protected]

Noblesville / Twp Bethel Lutheran Call to confirm qualifications Joanne Hogle 20650 Cumberland Rd. B.A.B.E. Store Noblesville, IN. 46060 942 N. 10th St. Suite 123 773-4315 Noblesville, IN 46060 965-0967 776-3452 Hours: Wed 12-230, Sat 9-1130 Call for information/appointments Baby Items Gloria DelGreco [email protected]

Hamilton County PHHC (Partnership For A Healthy Hamilton County)

Community Health Network, Inc. St. Francis 7240 Shadeland Station Suite 150 8111 South Emerson Avenue Page | 43 Indianapolis, IN 46256 Indianapolis, IN 46237 St. Vincent Carmel IU Health 13500 N. Meridian St., 11700 N. Meridian St., Carmel, IN 46032-1456 Carmel, IN 46032

Riverview Health

395 Westfield Rd, Noblesville, IN 46060

Hamilton County Health Clinics

Carmel Westfield Trinity Free Clinic Heart and Soul 14598 Oak Ridge Rd Director: Sandy Kirsch Carmel, IN 46032 202 Penn Street www.trinityfreeclinic.org P.O. Box 478 669-6920 Westfield, IN 46074 819-0775 (fax) www.heart&soul.org Call for information/appointments [email protected] Dina Ferchmin 804-5782 (317) 918-1917 Volunteer Coordinator: Anne Willett [email protected] [email protected]

Cicero Noblesville HOPE Family Care Center, Inc. Riverview Community Clinic 270 W. Jackson St. Syd Ehmke Cicero, IN 46034 601A Westfield Road [email protected] Noblesville, IN 46060-1323 984-3444 (317) 776-7240 984-5707 (fax) [email protected] Judy Woodrow-Huss

Hamilton County Trustees

Adams Township Trustee Sheridan Jackson Township Trustee Northern Page | 44 John Patrick Chris Miller 201 S. Main Street PO BOX 456 Sheridan, IN 46069 506 W. Main Street (317) 758-1029 Arcadia, IN 46030 (317) 758-1123 (fax) (317) 984-3826 [email protected] (317) 984-6766 (fax) Pantry hours: M-F 830-430 [email protected]

Clay Township Trustee Carmel Noblesville Township Trustee Noblesville Doug Callahan Billie Caldwell 10701 N. College #B 836 Division Street Indianapolis, IN 46280-1098 Noblesville, IN 46060 (317) 846-2773 Katie Stern (317) 846-0744 (fax) 317-773-0249 [email protected] (317) 773-0250 (fax) Dara Douglas, Township Assistance Case [email protected] Manager Pantry hours: Thur 830-12, 1-4pm

Delaware Township Trustee Fishers Washington Township Trustee Westfield Debbie Driskell David D. Gill 9090 E. 131st Street 1549 E. Greyhound Pass Fishers, IN 46038 Carmel, IN 46032 (317) 842-8595 (317) 574-9490 (317) 842-0556 (fax) (317) 574-9910 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Pantry Hours (Fall Creek, Delaware, and Wayne Becky McCanna, Deputy Trustee townships only) M-F 9-4 Wayne Township Trustee Fishers Fall Creek Township Trustee Fishers Diane Crim Jeffrey Hern 12450 St Rd 32 E 11595 Brooks School Road Noblesville, IN 46060 Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 773-3179 (317) 841-3180 (317) 773-3451 (fax) (317) 841-3191 (fax) [email protected] [email protected] Pantry: M-F 10-2 White River Township Trustee Atlanta

Jamie Rulon 12695 E 256th Street Cicero, IN 46034 (317) 984-9370 (317) 984-6054 [email protected] Pantry: Referral only

Hamilton County Township Map

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Contents AIDS/HIV Testing ...... 5 Automotive Assistance ...... 5 Cancer Education/Assistance ...... 5 Children's Rights ...... 5 Page | 46 Counseling ...... 5 Crime Victims Assistance ...... 5 Domestic Violence/Abuse/Related ...... 5 Education/Life Skills/Training ...... 5 Emergency Response/Services ...... 5 Employment/Job Related ...... 5 Family/Child Services ...... 5 Financial ...... 6 Food Bank/Related ...... 6 Food Pantry/Related ...... 6 Food Safety/Education ...... 6 Foster Home/Care ...... 6 Foundation/Grant Work ...... 6 Free Health Clinics/Screenings ...... 6 Government Agency/Organization ...... 6 Grocery Delivery ...... 6 Health Clinic/Care ...... 6 Health/Disability ...... 6 Home Maint./Services/Minor Repairs ...... 6 Human/Social Service Organization ...... 6 Insurance/Related ...... 7 Job Search/Training/Placement ...... 7 Legal Services ...... 7 Life Skills/Education ...... 7 Maternity/Support/Assistance ...... 7 Mental Health Support/Related ...... 7 Mentoring ...... 7 Money Management ...... 7 Nutrition/Education ...... 7 Outreach Emphasis/Related ...... 7 Pantry/Food Distribution ...... 7 Pantry/Clothing Distribution ...... 8 Pantry Baby/Child Items Distribution ...... 8 Religious/Spiritual/Faith Based Org...... 8 Senior Citizen Care/Education Related ...... 8 Shelter/Housing Related ...... 8 Soup Kitchen ...... 8 Transportation Related ...... 8 Weatherization Programs ...... 8 Youth Enrichment ...... 8

Good Samaritan Network Overview

MEETING PEOPLE AT THEIR NEED ... EMPOWERING PEOPLE IN THEIR LIVES!

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Good Samaritan Network Founder/Executive Director

GSN Network AGENCIES Listing

reference for potential Food Pantry Offloading contacts.

Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Inc. | 12933 Parkside Dr | Fishers, IN | 46038 | 317.842.2503 | www.gsnlive.org requires a referral form once a month in order to that school is not in session. We are a Safe Place in receive the frozen meat bundle monthly. our community and try to help with needs of the Distribution of the meat bundles is done at Our people of the Sheridan community. The only Lady of Grace Catholic Church located at 9900 East qualification that is needed is that the people 191st Street in Noblesville, IN 46060, usually the reside with the Sheridan Community School District. We serve nutritious meals from 11:30 am last Saturday of the month. to 1:00 pm each day that school is not in session. Page | 26 Families are responsible for picking up their frozen The meals are served at The First United Methodist meat bundle by showing a photo I.D. plus the Church in the basement and there is no cost or reminder slip provided to them when they sign up other qualification. We try to help those who have for the meat bundle at SVdP. The distribution date extended needs by trying to connect them with an may be adjusted for the Thanksgiving and agency that can meet their needs. Christmas holidays. St. Vincent de Paul Society strives to work with the township trustee's office, Community Action, Non-Profit Salvation Army, Good Samaritan Network and United Way of Central Indiana other agencies in Hamilton County to provide 650 E. Carmel Drive, Suite 340 assistance to those families in need in Hamilton Carmel IN 46032 County. P: (317) 815-4600 www.uwci.org Church Our mission St. Mark's United Methodist Church United Way of Central Indiana helps people learn 4780 E. 126th St. more, earn more and lead safe and healthy lives. Carmel IN 46033 We do this by focusing on four priorities: P: (317) 846-4912 education, income, health and basic needs. United F: (317) 846-8950 Way of Central Indiana operates in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan www.stmarkscarmel.org counties. We have a local, volunteer board of Liz Rix directors and local volunteers. They identify, plan [email protected] and carry out community-building and fundraising We support GSN and some of the agencies of GSN activities for health and human care solutions here with financial and in-kind donations. We also in Central Indiana. United Way’s programs and publicize service opportunities available/needed at agencies help thousands of adults, families and GSN and provide hands-on assistance. children throughout Central Indiana. We fund and create solutions that provide long-term impact and sustainable results. Working together, we’re Church addressing today’s needs while reducing The Lunch Club tomorrow’s. 207 E. 2nd St. Connect2Help - If you or someone you care about % Sheridan First United Methodist Church needs assistance in Central Indiana, Sheridan IN 46069 Connect2Help™ can help. Connect2Help™ 2-1-1 P: (317) 758-4195 offers free and confidential telephone assistance F: (317) 758-4303 to help those in need get information about food, www.sheridanfirstunitedmethodist.org housing, healthcare, shelter, support groups and Carol Fritz more. Dial 2-1-1 or 317.926.4357, 24 hours a day (317) 758-4195 (free and confidential). [email protected] The Lunch Club provides lunches and activities for Busin the children and adults in need of the Sheridan ess/F Community or- School District Profit

during the time

available. Food Pantry Offloading

This GSN Directory/Catalog may be updated periodically, and registration for participant status is readily available

by submitting an online Red Barrel Campaign Network registration via: www.gsnlive.org.

“Thanks so much for the dinners on Thanksgiving. They were wonderful… and (to know) that someone cared, meant so much…”

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