The following Nonprofits, Charitable Organizations, and Giving Programs include Shelby County, Indiana in their service area.
About: The 7th Day Adventist Community Center has a food pantry that is open on the First and Third Tuesday (Noon - 3pm).
About: Agape cultivates personal growth by strengthening the mind, body, and spirit through unique horse-assisted experiences. They believe that lives can experience healing and joy in an environment where unconditional love and the wonderment of a horse connect, creating a haven for unbridled hope.
Mission: The mission of Animal Outreach of Shelby County is to help increase the live release rate at the Shelbyville Shelby County Animal Shelter and surrounding municipal shelters by encouraging responsible pet ownership, promoting spay/neuter programs, and implementing trap/neuter/return (TNR) as a humane solution to the growing stray and feral cat population.
About: The Arc of Shelby County was originally formed in the mid – 1960’s by parents of children that lived with a developmental disability. The organization disbanded for a few years in the 1990’s, but was reborn in 2015 by a few of the charter members. Their goal was, and still is, to help their children and adult family members build a better and more accepting world for their loved ones who live with a disability.
About: Help is available to all Hoosiers seeking to enroll in health insurance coverage through the Marketplace, HIP, or CHIP. ASPIN’s team of federally certified navigators are available in communities across the state to help individuals and families understand their options, answer questions, determine if financial assistance is available and enroll in coverage. ASPIN’s services are unbiased and free. All assistance is available in-person or in a virtual, contact-less setting via Zoom or by phone.
Vision: Beacon Baptist Church believes that God has brought us together as a family of believers in Jesus Christ and we accept our mission to worship, serve, evangelize, and be a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Food Pantry: 2nd Tuesday & 4th Tuesday - 3-5pm *Prefer by Appt. (317-512-9820) but will take walk-ins
Available Opportunities: During cross country meets at Blue River Memorial Park, help with directions, run errands, clean up trash after events, and make sure people are following guidelines during events.
About: Blue River Soccer Association (BRSA) is a volunteer based youth soccer organization. It is a 25 year non-profit community focused organization that provides positive role models who believe in the double goal philosophy of teaching life lessons through sports. We strive to achieve the technical, social, physical, and character trait developments that will allow our athletes to achieve their full potential in soccer and life.
About: The Blue River Youth Choir is a choral performance and educational organization that creates musical opportunities for youth from Shelby County and surrounding areas. This includes, but is not limited to: choral performance, music education, and personal growth and excellence. Membership is open to grades 2-12.
Mission Statement: We exist to provide hope by rebuilding lives, restoring families and revitalizing our community.
About: Charles Major Manor is an affordable, 62+ senior apartment community for you or your loved one in Shelbyville, Indiana. Volunteers that can offer programming such as exercise or art classes are needed.
About: Clarity friendly client advocates help women and men facing pregnancy matters realize the hopeful possibilities for their future.
Mission: Delta Theta Tau Sorority, Inc. is a national women's organization dedicated to the advancement of philanthropy and charity, nonsectarian, nonacademic, promoting welfare for all and fostering the spirit of good fellowship.
About: Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library is a book gifting program that mails free, high-quality books to children from birth to age five, no matter their family’s income. *Blue River Community Foundation provides support to help make this program possible in Shelby County, Indiana.
Mission Statement: “Identify, Equip and Empower Artists to make Real Change” by offering instruction, encouragement, community and an incredible performance venue. Complete with recording studio.
About: The Excel Center is a free school where people can earn an actual Core 40 high school diploma as well as dual credits or even professional certifications. Mission: We change lives every day by empowering people to increase their independence and reach their potential through education, health and employment.
About: The mission of the Fairland Historical Society, Inc. shall be to research, document & share Fairland's history to serve the public through education about its past and heighten awareness of its Midwestern identity. “Honoring our past, respecting our present & giving hope to our future."
About: Firefly Children and Family Alliance is a nonprofit that has supported Indiana families and adults for generations. Our organization is built on the belief that giving kids and adults the chance to succeed creates stronger communities. We help Hoosiers overcome hardship and unhealthy behaviors. Our programs and services include child abuse prevention, home-based services, youth placement and recovery services.
Vision: "The Lord sits enthroned as King forever. May the Lord give strength to His people! May the Lord bless His people with peace!" Psalm 29: 10-11; Ministries: Food Pantry; A supporter of Boy Scout Troop #223 for over 25 years; Joint Easter Sunrise Service and Breakfast with Second Baptist Church; Monthly events at Timber Creek
About: First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) is a place of worship where all are invited. The Neighbors Table is a mentoring program for single women with children co-sponsored with the "Downtown Shelbyville" Ministries.
Hot Meal Site- Dine in at the Fellowship Hall or Carry Out services are available every Monday from 5pm-6pm at First United Methodist Church.
Available Opportunities/Positions: Outdoor education volunteer position, spring work day, mission St. Paul, Camp Chaplain Volunteer, buildings and group volunteer, camp health officer volunteer, and other group volunteer work days.
Mission Statement: Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart, and bold.
About: Girl Scouts helps girls develop their full individual potential; relate to others with increasing understanding, skill, and respect; develop values to guide their actions and provide the foundation for sound decision making; and contribute to the improvement of society through their abilities, leadership skills, and cooperation with others. Find a local troop here.
Mission: Our mission is simple and direct: To lead the fight against hunger. We do this by distributing food to hungry Hoosiers through a network of nearly 300 partner agencies in 21 counties, including emergency food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters.
About: The Grover Center of Shelby County History collaborates within our communities to honor the history of the county by celebrating its past, engaging in the present, and inspiring the future.