Indiana Mutual Aid

Neighbors helping neighbors

We stock food pantry shelves, tutor kids after school, and run Saturday cleanups across Indiana towns. No paperwork, no eligibility checks, and no bureaucratic red tape.

Direct local aid

No paperwork, no interviews, just neighbors feeding neighbors

Working families deserve groceries and coats without bureaucratic hurdles or judgment calls. We keep our doors open six days a week because hunger does not wait for grant cycles or qualification interviews.

Everyday community aid

Three direct local programs

Every program is run by volunteers living on nearby streets and funded entirely by local donations. We focus on tangible daily essentials that keep Indiana families fed, supported, and connected.

Tuesday–Saturday
Weekday afternoons
Saturday mornings

Community food pantry

Free youth tutoring

Neighborhood work crews

Walk in and take fresh produce, canned goods, and household staples. Open five days weekly with zero income verification or residency forms required.

Local volunteers assist elementary and middle school students with math and reading across library tables every Monday through Thursday.

Volunteers bring work gloves and rakes to clear alley brush, clean up neighborhood parks, and haul storm debris across local towns.

Operational facts

Accountable to our neighbors

6 Days

open each week

0 Forms

paperwork or red tape

100%

local volunteer run

100%

donations buy direct goods

Stop by or lend a hand

Pick up groceries this week at the depot or bring your work gloves to our upcoming Saturday morning park cleanup shift.