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We are working to end homelessness among veterans. Through a unique partnership with U.S. Department of Veteran’s Affairs and many community organizations, we provide housing and re-integration services for homeless veterans and programs to prevent at-risk veterans from becoming homeless. But we need your help.
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A friendly reminder that the front entrance is still under construction. However, we are still serving veterans, gladly hosting volunteers, and gratefully receiving donations during this time!![]()
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We ask if you have a donation to please bring it to the Pennsylvania Street entrance and call our main number (317-951-0688) for assistance. All other visitors please use door 2, which faces 10th Street and is just west of the main entrance. Please call or message us with any questions. Thank you for serving our Hoosier Heroes!
We are so incredibly thankful for everything OrthoIndy does for our Hoosier Heroes 🇺🇸❤️ check out more below!HVAF - Helping Veterans And Families (HVAF) helps homeless veterans return to self-sufficiency and engages at-risk veterans and their families to prevent them from becoming homeless by providing supportive housing, case management, employment support, therapy, and basic needs including food, hygiene, and clothing. Read about this OrthoIndy Foundation success story here #10Storiesfor10Million hubs.ly/Q02vKr880
ATTENTION ALL BIKERS: MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 🏍![]()
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For the last several years, April & Shawn Leo and their family have organized a motorcycle ride to honor their late son: John McGuire. John's life ended tragically in a car accident in 2015. The John McGuire Memorial Fund was established that year, and this is the fifth year the family is hosting a ride for us. So far, they have raised $23,000+ for our veterans!! We are so honored to be a part of this year after year.![]()
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If you are a biker and interested in joining this year's ride, all of the details are below:
