​IN THE NEWS

• Watch Fox59 News segment on the 40th anniversary of Operation School Bell HERE​

Indy Star Best Things – Indianapolis Community’s Choice Awards

Vote to nominate Assistance League of Indianapolis once a day until July 21. Copy, paste and click:

​ https://indystar.gannettcontests.com/2025-Best-Things-Indianapolis-Communitys-Choice-Awards/   

On your first visit, complete the registration with YOUR information and click "NOMINATE." Scroll down and click on “Services – People” box. Then, under the list on the left, click on “Services”. Next, under the list on the left, click on “Non-profit/Charity organization” and type in Assistance League of Indianapolis. Voting for top nominees begins in September.

We’re so excited to announce that we’re featured in Target Circle™ !
Voting Period: July 1 – September 30, 2025
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Vote for us in the Target app to direct Target funds to support the work Assistance League® of Indianapolis does for our community.
Here’s how:
Step 1: Choose ‘My Target’ in the Target app or ‘Account’ on Target.com
Step 2: Tap ‘Cast votes’ 
Step 3: Find us & vote 

​2025 AECOM Hunt Charitable Golf Outing
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The 2025 AECOM Hunt Charity Golf Outing to benefit Assistance League of Indianapolis will be held at Eagle Creek Golf Course in Indianapolis on September 4, 2025.

Register & Info

​Mission Possible 2025: A Night of Rock 'n Roll

Mission Possible was held Saturday, March 29 at the Indianapolis Art Center. One hundred fifty attendees wore bell bottoms, bandanas, tie dye, peace dresses, tunics, flowered head bands and wire rimmed glasses from the 60s and 70s. They enjoyed delicious hors d’oeuvres from Sweet and Savory Catering, listened and danced to the band 40 Years of College and bid on Silent Auction “experiences”. CarDon and Associates Inc. was presented with the Star Award for their tremendous dedication and support over the years to our organization.

Not too Late to Donate!

Action Week 2025
Action Week is a community philanthropy that we
plan in honor of Assistance League® founder Ann
Banning. This initiative responds to a need in our community that is not met through our set philanthropic programs. This year, students from Nora Elementary in Washington Township and elementary schools in Pike Township via the Pike Township Food Pantry received "snack packs" and Kroger gift cards to alleviate food insecurity during Spring Break.

PROGRAMS

Unlike most national charities, our focus is on local needs first. Assistance League helps our member-volunteers realize their vision for our community where all funds raised stay in the Indianapolis metro area. For 40 years, our philanthropic programs have helped children and adults in central Indiana. 
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MEMBERSHIP

Our philanthropic programs rely on hands-on involvement by our member-volunteers and spring from their generous hearts and minds. Each innovative program is designed to meet specific needs of the Indianapolis community. Assistance League members have achieved true transformation in their community and have helped make a better world possible.  ​
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