Each week, many Hendricks County residents rely on American Red Cross transportation to get to dialysis, chemotherapy and other medically related appointments. Area volunteer drivers are needed to provide this free service. Volunteers drive Red Cross vehicles, and shifts are flexible. There is no lifting or carrying, although some clients require minimal assistance. Drivers must have training in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, which Red Cross will provide for free. Volunteers must be 18, have a valid
driver's license and a good driving record. To volunteer or for more information, call Brad Schleppi at 1-317-684-4331. For additional information please visit us at http://www.redcross-indy.org/cs/trans.asp.
Avon Chamber of Commerce meets every 4th Tuesday at 11:30 am (except in July & December) at Prestwick Country Club's Gazebo. Contact Executive Director Tom Downard at 272-4333 for more information.
Avon Relay for Life is a 24 hour Cancer Awareness event hosted by a local committee of volunteers in partnership with the American Cancer Society.
Hendricks County Community Foundation is a vehicle for people of all means to make a difference in the greater Hendricks County community. The Community Foundation does this by providing donors with flexible, efficient, and tax-effective ways to ensure their charitable giving achieves the greatest possible impact.
Sheltering Wings provides emergency housing for women and children suffering from physical, emotional, or sexual abuse. They provide a supportive and nurturing Christ-centered environment, with the goal of reaching emotional and economic stability.
Central Indiana Artists is a not-for-profit corporation which began in 1953 as the Hendricks County Art League. They bring together persons interested in art appreciation, provide a forum for learning, promote art culture in the community and encourage excellence in artistic achievement by providing art exhibits and special shows.
Hendricks College Network is an educational network that provides unlimited post-secondary learning opportunities to the people of Hendricks County and surrounding areas. Whether their individual goals involve better jobs or simply the sheer joy of learning, HCN helps people find the classes they need. In addition to programs that provide college credit, HCN offers classes to build proficiency with computers, master other languages, and develop
marketable business skills.
Project A.N.G.E.L. (Area Neighbors Giving Extra Love) is a not for profit organization which helps provide life’s basic needs and Christmas to the less fortunate children in Hendricks County. We operate solely on donations from individuals and businesses. Project A.N.G.E.L. is run by a board of nine people and hundreds of volunteers. There are no paid positions. Over twenty years ago, members of the Hendricks County Sheriff’s Department
saw the need for a service that could provide Christmas to needy children and families in Hendricks County. Since then we have grown to help year round with school supplies, heat, and other special circumstances. We also present scholarships to high school seniors in Hendricks County who have provided Project A.N.G.E.L. with endless hours of service. We feel Project A.N.G.E.L. has the potential of becoming and effective alternative to the lacking or diminishing state and federal emergency funding for those citizens
in dire need of help.
Christian Business Leaders Group (CBLG) The CBLG vision is to support, strengthen and build your business through the fellowship of the body of Christ. The group exists to honor God by providing an environment in which Christians in business can come together to honor God and one another. This group meets every other Wednesday 7:00 AM-8:15 AM at Park Square Manor, breakfast is available for $3.50. Please contact Linda
Jenks at 317-272-7300 for more information.
Leadership Hendricks County Since 1993, Leadership Hendricks County has given citizens the background and inside information they need to take on effective leadership roles in Hendricks County community. A new class of 20 to 25 participants is selected each year from a list of applicants. In January, they participate in an Opening Retreat, at which they learn more about themselves, leadership styles, and the challenges facing the county. In addition,
they are assigned to a Team Discovery project that addresses a current need. Each month they meet as a group to learn more about a facet of life in Hendricks County - everything from the educational system to how the jail operates. In November, they convene for a Closing Retreat to review what they've learned and present their Team Discovery projects. Along the way, they learn that leaders aren't an elite class of people. They're ordinary citizens who step up to help their communities, churches, organizations
and workplaces accomplish what needs to be done. And upon graduating, they become part of an ever-growing Network of Leaders serving Hendricks County.
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