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Proudly Supporting Folks Changing The World
We have partnered with several organizations fighting to make a difference, and encourage you to do the same! From environmental sustainability efforts to humanitarian initiatives, there are countless way we can work together to improve our world.
Are you a member of or know of an organization looking to positively impact the lives of others? Click here to connect with us today!
Operators Without Borders
Post-Diaster Relief, Mentoring In Developing Countries
Operators Without Borders provides certified, volunteer water and wastewater operators who can support utilities in developing countries following emergency and disaster situations to ensure that safe drinking water and wastewater management services are resumed.
IndyHumane
Animal Shelter, Pet Adoption
IndyHumane has been committed to helping central Indiana’s pets in need since 1905. The organization’s locations collectively support an average of 10,000 animals each year, roughly 90 percent of which are adopted. They strive to promote the human animal bond and the powerful impact this mutually beneficial relationship has. Learn more about their vision, mission, values, services and programs at IndyHumane.org.
Second Helpings
- Together, food served at WWETT is reclaimed after every function and is taken to kitchens in their facility.
- Additionally, local residents are given the chance to participate in a job-training program and learn to prepare food, which is given to homeless shelters and missions in Indianapolis.
Hunger Relief, Food Rescue, Culinary Job Training
For more than 20 years, Second Helpings has operated a three-part approach to addressing hunger and poverty in Central Indiana. Each day, Second Helpings volunteers and staff rescue prepared and perishable food from wholesalers, retailers, and restaurants – preventing unnecessary waste. That rescued food is used to create more than 4,500 nutritious meals each day that are distributed to more than 90 social service agencies that feed Hoosiers in need.
