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Organizations We’re Supporting on Giving Tuesday 2024

November 12, 2024 | By Wilson Kehoe Winingham staff

As a law firm dedicated to making vulnerable people whole again, we are proud to support organizations that are making a real difference in our communities. Every year, each of our staff members chooses a charity to receive a donation from Wilson Kehoe Winingham on their behalf.

This Giving Tuesday, we’ve selected charities focused on education, animal welfare, social inequality, humanitarian aid, mental health, and more. We hope their work inspires others to give back and make a meaningful impact on the lives of those in need. With the power of collective action, we can create lasting change.

100 Black Men of Indianapolis Inc. – Now in its 40th year of service, 100 Black Men of Indianapolis continues to provide scholarships, financial literacy, and positive change for the next generation. Learn more about their commitment to the community or make your own donation here.

Almost Home Dog Rescue of Ohio – AHDRO provides homeless collies, shelties, and their mixes with safe havens and medical care until they find their forever homes. If you want to support their mission, you could become a foster or make a contribution.

American Red Cross – The Red Cross provides humanitarian aid wherever it is most needed, comforting, sheltering, and feeding people affected by disasters. Its nationwide network relies on financial donations, vehicle donations, blood donors, and volunteers.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana – BBBSCI pairs young people aged  8 to 18 with a qualified mentor to help them succeed from an early age. Volunteers and donations are always welcome.

Catholic Charities Indianapolis – Catholic Charities provides social services to individuals and families in need regardless of faith or background. Donation-supported aid includes emergency assistance, food, housing, mental health support, and refugee resettlement.

Charity: Water – Charity: Water is dedicated to delivering clean drinking water to people in developing nations. It funds water projects, such as wells and filtration systems, and ensures transparency by using 100% of public donations.

Center for At-Risk Elders – The Center for At-Risk Elders (CARE) provides legal advocacy and support services for older adults facing abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Community contributions pay for resources to help protect vulnerable seniors, including legal representation and navigating healthcare and financial challenges.

FACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic – FACE provides affordable veterinary care, including spaying, neutering, and basic medical treatments, to low-income pet owners. By making a donation, you reduce pet overpopulation, prevent animal suffering, and make essential veterinary services accessible to underserved communities. 

Grateful Hearts Senior Dog Rescue – Grateful Hearts rescues senior dogs from kill shelters across the United States, provides hospice care for older dogs, and advocates for the well-being of senior pets. 

Hancock County Humane Society – Hancock Humane is a no-kill animal shelter staffed and run by local volunteers. As a non-profit, funding for essential services such as shelter, medical care, and adoption services are entirely dependent on donations from the community. 

Humane Society for Boone County – HSforBC rescues and rehomes animals in need, reduces pet overpopulation through spaying and neutering, and offers educational programs to improve the welfare of animals in Boone County. 

Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence in Memory of Mallory Opel & Meredith Opel – ICADV is the Indiana state coalition for domestic violence programs. It provides advocacy, training, and support to domestic violence survivors and communities. ICADV also lobbies for policy changes, promotes public awareness, and helps coordinate resources for victims of domestic violence.

Joseph Maley Foundation – The Joseph Maley Foundation helps children with disabilities and their families through inclusive programs, services, and educational resources. Donations help promote acceptance, understanding, and empowerment, creating a more inclusive community where children of all abilities can reach their full potential.

Joy’s House – Joy’s House provides adult day services for individuals with physical or cognitive challenges, enhancing the quality of life for both clients and their families by offering respite and care options.

Make-a-Wish Foundation of Ohio, Kentucky & Indiana – The Make-A-Wish Foundation makes dreams come true for children with critical illnesses. Through community donations and volunteer efforts, they create life-changing experiences for children and their families. 

NAMI Indiana – NAMI offers peer-led programs, raises public awareness, and works to improve mental health policies and services, aiming to reduce stigma and promote better mental health care across the state.

Paws and Think – Paws and Think uses therapy animals to support and empower individuals,  improving lives through the human-animal bond. They offer programs like Paws to Read, where children read to therapy dogs, and other donation-supported initiatives for veterans, at-risk youth, and those with disabilities. 

Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana – RHI provides specialized therapy and support for patients, helping individuals recover and regain independence after brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, strokes, and orthopedic injuries.

Safe Park Indy – Safe Park Indy is a grassroots program that provides unsheltered people with safe overnight parking, amenities, and a connection to social services. This citizen-led, donation-funded initiative currently has a waitlist of over 50 individuals living in their cars in Indianapolis who need a safe place to park.

Sheltering Wings – Sheltering Wings is a nonprofit organization that provides emergency shelter, support services, and advocacy for individuals experiencing domestic violence. Donations help them offer a safe haven, along with counseling, legal advocacy, and resources to help survivors rebuild their lives and escape cycles of abuse.

Stand for the Silent – Stand for the Silent is a nonprofit committed to raising awareness about bullying and providing support to kids affected by it. Donations go toward educating schools, communities, and individuals about the dangers of bullying, promoting empathy, and resources for those affected by bullying.

ABOUT #GIVINGTUESDAY

Since 2012, GivingTuesday has inspired people to give back through acts of kindness, donations, and volunteerism. Held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, this global movement aims to inspire generosity and create a positive social impact. Participants are encouraged to use their money, time, effort, social media influence, and community engagement to support nonprofits and causes worldwide. 

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