Restoring Lives, Restoring Families, Restoring Communities Healing The Human Spirit For More Than 50 Years Dismas Charities gives men and women releasing from state and federal incarceration the skills and motivation to re-enter society as contributing members. The work of Dismas is to end the cycle of victimization and to heal the human spirit.

Hoosier Uplands is a local nonprofit agency based in Southern Indiana that serves as an Area Agency on Aging, Community Action Agency, licensed Home Health Care and Hospice agency, and Community Housing Development Organization!

The Boards of Directors of Rauch, Inc. and Blue River Services, Inc., locally based non-profit organizations serving their communities for over 60 years each, have formed a strategic alliance in an effort to obtain operational efficiencies and strengthen both agencies. This alliance also ensures the continued provision of an array of quality support services to individuals with disabilities and communities in 30 counties in Southern Indiana. In this alliance, Rauch, Inc. and Blue River Services, Inc. continue to provide their current services in existing locations with their current staff members while maintaining their present-day identities. RBR Alliance, Inc. has been created as a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation that serves as an umbrella organization for, and provides administrative, financial, development, human resources and IT support to both agencies. Dan Lowe, current CEO of Blue River Services, has been selected to serve as the CEO of RBR Alliance, Inc. with Bettye Dunham, CEO of Rauch retired as of August of 2019. The Board for RBR Alliance, Inc. consists of appointments from existing Rauch and Blue River Board members at the time of the formation of the Alliance.

Bridgehaven Mental Health Services is a medical practice company based out of 950 S 1ST ST, Louisville, Kentucky, United States.

LifeSpan Resources is a non-profit organization that connects individuals to resources, options, and services to remain living independently for as long as possible. Our Mission Statement: Promoting Independent Living for People of All Ages. Our Vision Statement: “LifeSpan Resources will be the key organization in Southern Indiana supporting independence and quality of life for all persons through advocacy, education and client centered services.” Clients include the older adults and persons with disabilities of any age. Some of our services include home delivered meals (Meals to Go!), Transportation and numerous in-home services. (Please browse through our web site for more information on any of these services.) Our service area includes Clark, Floyd, Harrison and Scott counties. LifeSpan is one of 15 state designated Area Agencies on Aging in the state of Indiana. We are funded by state, federal and local sources, in addition to private and community foundation grants, United Way, client and private citizen donations and fundraising events. In addition, we rely on volunteers to help in many of our programs. To access information about services and supports, or to volunteer, please contact LifeSpan at 812-948-8330 (toll free: 888-948-8330), or email us at: [email protected].

The Cabbage Patch Settlement House is Louisville, Ky., nonprofit, empowering children, youth, and families to reach their full potential since 1910. Our mission is to provide life-changing academic, recreational, and mentoring opportunities through Christ-centered values.

"Empowering individuals with Disabilities and their Families to Lead Fulfilled and Productive Lives." Harbor House is committed to providing the highest quality of care for adults with developmental and physical disabilities in a warm and supportive environment through compassion, respect and collaboration, which are reflected in: The programs we provide and the dedication of our direct care professionals. Our person-centered approach, accepting family environment and concern for the individual participant’s well being. Our awareness of the dignity, uniqueness and gifts of participants, their interdependence, and their potential for growth.

TRI-CAP nurtures self-sufficiency by providing health, housing, and education services that change lives, empower families, and improve the communities that we serve. TRI-CAP provides services to Dubois, Pike, Warrick, and surrounding counties in Southern Indiana. View Non-Discrimination statement at www.tri-cap.net

Kentucky Refugee Ministries, Inc. (KRM), a non-profit organization, is dedicated to providing resettlement services to refugees through faith- and agency-based co-sponsorship in order to promote self-sufficiency and successful integration into our community. KRM is committed to offering access to community resources and opportunities and to promoting awareness of diversity for the benefit of the whole community.

The Community Foundation of Southern Indiana connects people and businesses to their community. Founded in 1991 as the region’s partner, resource and steward in philanthropy, the Foundation is a tax-exempt public charity and a National Standards certified community foundation. The Community Foundation provides the structure that allows its donors and businesses to support their own unique charitable objectives in ways that are easy, flexible and meaningful - managing $102 million in charitable assets and over 220 individual funds. Through the administration of charitable funds and distribution of millions in annual grants and scholarships, the Community Foundation of Southern Indiana provides strategic giving opportunities for its donors, supports the community and addresses Southern Indiana’s most pressing needs.

SCCAP's mission is to empower families and engage the community to pursue innovative and effective solutions to break the cycle of poverty in South Central Pennsylvania. With a robust history that has constantly evolved to fit the community's needs, SCCAP has helped bring healthy food to thousands of food-insecure families, provide shelter for hundreds of homeless individuals, help dozens of families move out of poverty, and so much more. SCCAP works with low-income families, donors, and community allies on a micro and individual level to help them achieve their goals to move out of poverty. These programs also enable us, at a macro level, to take what we are learning from families about the barriers that keep all families stuck in poverty and engage the community to help us identify and implement effective solutions.

Monroe County United Ministries (MCUM) has been providing social services in Monroe County since 1939. MCUM provides affordable childcare for working families and basic needs assistance to Monroe County residents in financial crisis. Our goals include preparing children for success in school, supporting parents in their efforts to maintain their employment and continue their education, preventing homelessness, feeding the hungry, and encouraging long-term self-sufficiency.