AGENCY OVERVIEW Description:  Volunteers of America of Indiana is a non-profit, human service organization established in Indiana in 1896. The agency is one of the first ten members of the United Way of Central Indiana (then known as the Community Chest).  The organization provides services to people of all ages from children to the elderly and both men and women. Programs focus on veterans, the mentally disabled, homeless services, elder services, community enhancement and programs for youth and children. The agency’s largest program supports men and women transitioning from the criminal justice system. The program provides counseling, case management, employment and life skills designed to help these men and women become productive members of the community. The agency is an affiliate of the national Volunteers of America based in Alexandria, Virginia, which serves some 1.7 million people in approximately 300 communities nationwide.  President/CEO:  Timothy R. Campbell

Programming Locations:       Evansville                                           Indianapolis                                           Terre Haute Programs:       Addiction Services                      Brownstone Manor                      Correctional Residential Programs                      Prison Aftercare Mentoring                      Scholastic Book Distribution                      Tremont Terrace                      Veterans Services                      Volunteer Programs Funding:  The $6.6 million statewide agency is supported via contracts with federal, state and local government organizations and private contributions. Vehicle Donation:  The agency also operates a car donation program. Drivers from across Indiana donate their used vehicles, which are auctioned so donors may receive a tax deduction and proceeds can support the organization.