In 2013, BarnRaisers donated $20,000 to support CampTown’s mission to challenge, mentor and teach youth about life through outdoor adventure and nature programs that build confidence, character and hope. To learn more, go to www.camptown.net.

In 2014, BarnRaisers donated $2,500 to help provide summer camp experiences for children and adolescents with tracheostomies and those requiring technological respiratory assistance. For more information on how you can support their efforts, go to https://www.champcamp.org/.

In 2014, BarnRaisers donated $10,000 to help the league pursue its mission of helping kids succeed in life through sports.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, BarnRaisers donated $2,500 to help Crooked Creek Food Pantry fight food insecurity on the NW side of Indianapolis. If you’re interested in supporting their good work, go to https://www.ccfpindy.org/.

In 2015, BarnRaisers donated $27,500 to help fund facility improvements designed to help women on work release programs care for their young children. Another $10,000 was provided in 2017. For more information on how you can help, go to http://www.crainehouse.org/.

In 2015, BarnRaisers donated $2,500 to help provide medical device units to low-income families with children affected by Type 1 diabetes. Then in 2019, BarnRaisers donated another $17,500 to help families manage their child’s diabetes regardless of their financial situation. To learn more, go to http://www.diabeteswillsway.com/. 

In 2017 and 2018, BarnRaisers combined to donate $1,000 to support the Crop Hunger Walk and its efforts to address food insecurity in Hamilton County and beyond. Click here for more information about getting involved in a Crop Hunger Walk in your community.

In 2018, BarnRaisers donated $500 to help support this nonprofit program that provides full tuition and housing college scholarship to golf caddies. For more information, go here.

In 2021, BarnRaisers donated $10,000 to FFLF to further develop the Building Dreams web app and the organization’s mission to equip underserved youth with the social and emotional qualities needed for success.

To learn more, go to www.fightforlifefoundation.org.

In 2021, BarnRaisers donated $20,00 to outfit GiGi’s Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Center STEAM lab with computer laptops & tablets, interactive smartboard, webcam, tech cart hub, desks, and seating.

GiGi’s provides programs – at no cost to families –  in a format that individuals with Down Syndrome learn best. To learn more, go to www.gigisplayhouse.org/indianapolis

In 2012, BarnRaisers donated $25,000 to help purchase hearing aids and assistive devices for low income children and families. In 2018, another $25,000 was donated to support program development geared toward empowering Hoosier family with hearing loss. To learn more, go to https://www.hearindiana.org.

In 2017, BarnRaisers donated $985 to help fund support services for children at risk due to addiction and mental health issues.

In 2016 and 2018, BarnRaisers donated a total of $35k to Chaucie’s Place (now known as the Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide) to support their work at putting an end to child sex abuse and youth suicide. To learn more about their important work go to https://www.indianaprevention.org

In 2019, BarnRaisers donated $11,000 to help address food insecurity and support the Center’s mission of transforming our community by working to meet people where they are and to bring them hope and a way off the streets. For more information, go to https://www.indydreamcenter.com/

In 2019, BarnRaisers donated $11,000 to support the Foundation’s mission of serving children of all abilities through five programs including disability and mental health awareness, leadership and service-learning opportunities, and adaptive and inclusive athletics. Go to http://www.josephmaley.org/ to learn more.

In 2014, BarnRaisers donated $25,000 to fund the construction of two “Americana Cherokee Shelters” to provide shelter and shade for athletes and their helpers at Miracle Field – a sports facility benefiting children with diverse physical handicaps. For more information on this facility, go to https://www.townofplainfield.com/miracle-movers-field-information.

In 2020, BarnRaisers donated nearly $5,000 to fund the purchase of a freezer, shelves and food for the Panther Food Pantry at Muncie Southside Middle School. The pantry served four students when it opened in 2015 and now serves more than 150 students every week. Learn more at munciesms.ss12.sharpschool.com/panther_pantry.

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In 2017, BarnRaisers donated $30,000 to help ProAct purchase a van used to transport disadvantaged youth in Indianapolis to programming designed to empower, inspire and educate them. For more information on how you can support their work, go to https://www.proactindy.org/.

In 2016, BarnRaisers donated $15k to PURCHASED to help fight sexual exploitation and provide survivor support through education opportunities. To learn more about how you can help put an end to sex trafficking in Indiana, go to http://www.purchased.org.

In 2017, BarnRaisers donated $3,000 to help fund the installation of ADA accessible ramps for young children in Indianapolis. Go to http://www.sawsramps.org/ to learn how you can help.

In 2020, BarnRaisers funded the installation of a wheelchair ramp for Zuri, a seven-year-old living with cerebral palsy.   For more information on SAWS and how you can support their good work, go to https://www.sawsramps.org/

In 2021, BarnRaisers funded the installation of a wheelchair ramp for Rebecca Mawi  who’s cerebral palsy makes it challenging for her to get in and out of the house.

In 2015, BarnRaisers donated $5,000 to help provide one-on-one tutoring and educational advocacy support for school-aged children in Indianapolis impacted by homelessness. For more information on ways you can support these efforts to https://indyschoolonwheels.org/.

In 2021, BarnRaisers donated $10,000 to support he Zearn Math
curriculum, the co-assemble program which provides a training platform for volunteers, and two full uniforms to all children in need.

In 2012, BarnRaisers donated $1,500 to help fund a chicken coop – live learning experience at the Institute. To learn more about how the Institute with hearing loss, and their families, define their own success, click here.

In 2020, BarnRaisers donated $2,500 to help the Student Impact team with facility improvements and program development for the 160 kids served weekly at their primary location. To learn more, go to www.therockwestfield.org

In 2014, BarnRaisers donated $12,000 to assist with the replacement of a box truck needed to continue their ministry of a food pantry, a food pantry distribution network and a thrift store. To learn more, go to http://www.thirdphase.org/

In 2014, BarnRaisers donated $500 to help make food available to local residents suffering for hunger and food insecurity.