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The mission of St. Richard's School, an independent Episcopal day school, is to educate children Grades Pre-Kindergarten through Eight as we:

• Instill "knowledge and values for a lifetime" through a superior education with a classic curriculum enriched by the inclusion of ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic diversity, and by the resources of our urban community.
• Shape our students' intellectual, emotional, social, physical, and spiritual gifts by maintaining high academic expectations and ethical standards, and by encouraging and teaching moral and religious values, respect, service, and discipline in a climate of enthusiasm and joy.

Our school is committed to preparing every child for life long success and fulfillment while emphasizing Faith, Classical Learning, Leadership, Civic Responsibility, and Global Readiness. 

Web site: http://www.strichardsschool.org/

Conveniently situated in scenic and rural Brown County, (an hour south of Indianapolis), Waycross is a haven of supportive meeting, conference, and social facilities;  wholesome meals; rewarding recreational activities; and restorative rest.

The setting, nestled among the gentle hills and flowing creek enables learning, planning, relaxing,  recreating, worshiping, building fellowship and strong alliances within a supportive and tranquil setting.

Waycross is a year round center, hosting residential & day conferences, meetings, and events for both adults and youth with unique facilities.

Additionally for the past 50 years, it has offered a traditional residential Christian based summer camp.

It is  a place set apart, where one can find physical and spiritual refreshment and renewal in a setting of  Christian hospitality  and service.

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Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County, a 501(c)(3) organization founded in November 1978, is a residential facility serving women and their dependent children who are victims of family violence and/or homelessness. The agency offers a comprehensive shelter program that goes beyond a "roof over the head" and seeks to assist families in moving from system's dependency to self-sufficiency.

The program operates on a case management system supported by a range of ancillary services. Services provided by Alternatives Incorporated are enhanced through collaboration and networking with a broad spectrum of community organizations.

Mission Statement

Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County strives to eradicate family violence in all its facets through education, prevention, and intervention in Central Indiana.

Philosophy Statement

Alternatives Incorporated of Madison County exists to promote the right of all persons to live in a loving, caring, safe, and secure environment.

For more on Alternatives, Inc., see www.alternativesdv.org.

Craine House is an alternative sentencing program for non-violent female offenders and their pre-school age children. This facility is one of six in existence in the country and the only one in the Midwest. There two main components within our program; Residential and Day Reporting. Our Residential program allows women from within Marion and surrounding counties to serve out their executed sentence with their children, in lieu of jail or prison. The program offers structure and guidance with individualized goals for the women. Craine House offers an array of programs to better serve each woman's needs; parenting, GED classes, tutoring, health and nutrition, substance abuse programs, employment resources, and faith-based opportunities.

For more on the John P. Craine House, see www.crainehouse.org.

The Damien Center was established in 1987 to respond to the growing AIDS crisis in Indianapolis. Initially staffed entirely by volunteers, the Center has grown into the largest HIV/AIDS service organization in Indiana and is recognized nationally for its leadership and innovation in care and prevention programs.

Programs and services are designed to empower persons to overcome the challenges encountered when living with HIV/AIDS, to remain independent and productive.

Our prevention team works throughout the community to stop the spread of HIV through awareness, education, counseling and support. We offer free and confidential HIV testing.

For more info on the Damien Center go to www.damien.org.

Dayspring Center lovingly meets the basic needs of homeless families seeking assistance and connects them with opportunities to help them realize their potential.

Dayspring Center was founded in 1986 to provide emergency shelter, clothing and three meals a day for homeless families with children in Central Indiana.

Homelessness shows no prejudice and can happen to all types of people from all walks of life. Some of our residents are here to escape domestic abuse, occasionally a family comes to our door after losing everything they own in a fire, others have simply been caught in a series of unfortunate events that have caused them to lose their homes and their dignity.

Dayspring is one of a handful of organizations in Marion County serving the emergency shelter needs of the entire family.

Dayspring Center makes a difference one family at a time. Please help us help those families in need. The best way to do that is to simply remember us. Remember us in your thoughts and prayers. Remember us when you plan where you are going to volunteer your time. Remember us when you are going to make a donation to a worthy cause. Remember us, because there is no more worthy cause than giving someone hope; the hope that things will be better for them and their children.

More about Dayspring Center: http://www.dayspringindy.org/