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2017 ANNUAL REPORT

INDIANAPOLIS NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING PARTNERSHIP

DEAR FRIENDS,

A foundational principle and inherent value of INHP’s culture and manner of business is continuous improvement. Continuous improvement drives the people we serve as they strive to become and remain long-term, successful homeowners.

Continuous improvement energizes neighborhoods to pursue comprehensive strategies that improve the quality of life for existing and future residents, as well as retain and attract businesses. It’s manifested through the increased demand for INHP’s leadership, partnership engagement and services as we work together as a community to enhance our neighborhoods.

2017 was a pivotal year of continuous improvement for INHP. While there are considerable challenges facing the families and neighborhoods we serve — rising home costs, transportation, lack of affordable housing, rising medical costs, among others — these issues did not deter us, our community partners or our clients. INHP remained focused on pursuing our mission in the community.

We served a record-breaking number of clients in every department, from those who attended homeownership mortgage and credit advising to those who closed on a home purchase mortgage or home repair loan. We also set a new standard for ourselves to initiate plans, advocate for and build partnerships that will expand, preserve or upgrade the supply of 1,500 affordable housing units by 2020.

The following pages demonstrate our culture of continuous improvement and passion for advancing family and community quality of life together. It is a value we carry forward in 2018, our 30th year.

Moira Carlstedt Randy Reichmann President and CEO, INHP Chairman, INHP board of directors

CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF

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THE VISION OF INHP IS THAT EVERY PERSON IN INDIANAPOLIS HAS THE OPPORTUNITYTO LIVE IN A SAFE, DECENT AND AFFORDABLE HOME IN A VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOOD.


WE ACHIEVE OUR VISION BY HELPING PEOPLE TO BE LONG-TERM SUCCESSFUL HOMEOWNERS AND BY ENHANCING THE PLACES WHERE PEOPLE LIVE, LEARN, WORK AND PLAY.

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OUR LAYERED APPROACHINHP uses a layered approach to support homeownership and neighborhood revitalization in Marion County. We lead programming and collaborate with other civic and neighborhood initiatives to create meaningful homeownership opportunities for low- and moderate-income people in the places they choose to live. Our key strategies are:

HOMEBUYER EDUCATION, ADVISING & LENDINGWe provide comprehensive, practical, goal-driven direction that empowers people to remove credit barriers, learn the homebuying process, select a loan program and close on an affordable home mortgage.

HOME REPAIR LOANSWe support current homeowners and promote neighborhood stabilization by providing loans to low- and moderate-income people to make home repairs.

ABANDONED HOUSING RECLAMATIONWe offer niche loan programs to incentivize revitalization efforts that turn vacant and abandoned properties into community assets.

PATIENT CAPITALWe provide financing to nonprofit organizations, which enables them to acquire, aggregate and hold sites to allow time for optimal strategic development.

SINGLE & MULTI-FAMILY CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT FINANCINGWe support initiatives aimed at constructing or reconstructing safe, decent and affordable housing through community and consumer financing. Funds are deployed through INHP or one of our community partners.

GRANTSWe provide grants to Marion County nonprofits dedicated to affordable housing activities and neighborhood-based placemaking.

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OUR FINANCIAL SUMMARY

REVENUE, GAINS & OTHER SUPPORT

EXPENSES & OTHER SUPPORT

3%OTHER

63%CONTRIBUTIONS

50%LENDING

11%INTEREST INCOME

5%EDUCATION

6%OTHER

(Research and community partnerships)

17%SUPPORTING

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13%COMMUNITY

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9%HOMEOWNERSHIP

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HOMEBUYER EDUCATION AND ADVISINGCredit barriers are the most common reason mortgage applications are denied in Marion County. INHP clients work through those barriers and others to set a new financial course and gain purchasing power.

IN 2017, 3,080 CLIENTS PARTICPATED IN ONE OR MORE OF OUR EDUCATION AND ADVISING SERVICES:

• Homebuyer Assessment

• Homebuyer Club

• Homeownership Advising

• Individual Development Account matched savings

• Dollars & Sense class

• Understanding Credit class

• Successful Renting class

• Homebuyer Education class

• Post-purchase counseling

• Financial Planning by Valeo

• Foreclosure Prevention

IN 2017, OUR CLIENTS:

EVERYONE’S HOMEOWNERSHIP JOURNEY IS UNIQUE. MEET SOME OF OUR CLIENTS AT INHP.ORG/SUCCESS-STORIES.

CLIENTS ARE REACHING LENDER-READINESS FASTER. THE AVERAGE TIME SPENT IN HOMEOWNERSHIP ADVISING IS DECREASING:

WE PARTNERED WITH MULTIPLE ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND HOMEBUYER EDUCATION COURSES:

• Christamore House

• Community Hospital East

• DEFENDERS

• Eastern Star Church

• Fathers and Families

• Habitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis

• Indianapolis Urban League

• Ivy Tech Community College

• John Boner Neighborhood Centers

• MainSource Bank

• Public Advocates in Community Re-Entry (PACE)

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INCREASED THEIR CREDIT SCORES ON AVERAGE BY 50 POINTS


SINGLE-FAMILY LENDINGTwenty-eight percent of Marion County households spend an unsustainable amount on housing. INHP direct home lending programs ensure families are not cost-burdened and provide neighborhoods with residents who can sustain their investments.

HOME PURCHASE LENDING• INHP direct home mortgages

• Lender partner mortgages

• Down Payment Assistance

DEMOGRAPHICS: CLIENTS WHO CLOSED ON A HOME PURCHASE OR HOME REPAIR LOAN WITH INHP:

HOME REPAIR LENDING• Emergency Repair

• Stabilization Repair

• Accessibility Modifications

• Home Improvements

• EcoHouse

REHAB AND SWEAT EQUITY SPECIALTY LENDING In 2017, we launched special loan programs within three designated neighborhoods: St. Clair Place, Riverside and Crown Hill.

• Rehab Match: Up to $15,000 in sweat equity matched with a forgivable loan when rehabbing a vacant or abandoned home.

• Home Value Guaranty: A guaranteed 5 percent home value appreciation when purchasing a rehabbed vacant or abandoned home.

INHP PARTNERED WITH MORE THAN 14 PRIVATE-SECTOR LENDERS IN MARION COUNTY TO OFFER OUR CLIENTS MORTGAGE CHOICES.

657 TOTAL LOANS

CLOSED IN 2017

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44%51–80% AMI

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39%CAUCASIAN

1%OTHER

73%FEMALE

27%MALE

46%<50% AMI


ENHANCING NEIGHBORHOODSWe approach our community catalyst role in the same way we equip homebuyers. It starts with education and ends with tools neighborhoods need from INHP to put their goals in motion.

WE BRING A TRUSTWORTHY VOICE IN HOUSING TO SEVERAL COMMUNITY INITIATIVES, INCLUDING:

ANCHOR HOUSINGIn partnership with Indy Chamber, we worked with anchor institutions to incentivize employees through forgivable loans to purchase or repair a home close to their work. We’ve impacted 24 homes in these anchors’ neighborhoods:

• Butler University

• Christian Theological Seminary

• Community Hospital East

• Crown Hill Foundation

• Eskenazi Health

• Health & Hospital Corporation of Marion County

• International School of Indiana

• IUPUI

• Jane Pauley Community Health Centers

• Lutherwood Child & Family Services

• Marian University

• Newfields

• Scecina Memorial High School

• University of Indianapolis

INVESTED IN PLACEINVESTED IN PEOPLE

INHP MAINTAINED ITS CERTIFICATION AS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI), GIVING US

ACCESS TO CAPITAL SOURCES TO SUPPORT AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

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ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE HOME MORTGAGE LENDING

INHP-COMMISSIONED RESEARCH, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,

QUALITY-OF-LIFE PLANNING

ACCESS TO LOAN CAPITAL AND GRANTS TO SUPPORT

AFFORDABLE HOUSING INITIATIVES


COMMERCIAL LENDING We back initiatives that create more safe, decent and affordable housing opportunities in Marion County.

FUNDING FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION

We successfully leveraged the federal New Markets Tax Credit program to invest $5 million in three neighborhoods. With these funds, 29 affordable homes will be built in 2018 in target areas of Marion County.

FUNDING FOR THE PRESERVATION OF EXISTING HOMES

We helped the John Boner Neighborhood Centers secure funding to rehab 36 homes within the Indy East Promise Zone.

We lent Riley Area Development Corporation funds in an effort to preserve existing multi-family developments and finance the rehab of single-family homes.

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INVESTED HOMES FOR THE

EDUCATORS’ VILLAGE IN ST. CLAIR PLACE

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GRANTMAKINGWe support causes that increase livability and reinvest in the ongoing success of our neighborhoods.

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IN 2017, WE GRANTED MORE THAN $1.2 MILLION TO MARION COUNTY NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. From operational expenses to strategic projects promoting placemaking and education, INHP provides funding for a broad range of projects and initiatives that enhance the quality of life in Indianapolis.

PROJECTS (See map)

1. Keep Indianapolis Beautiful: Pocket parks

2. Harrison Center for the Arts: Neighborhood placemaking exercise in Monon 16

3. Servants at Work: Accessibility ramps

4. NeighborLink: Home repairs for senior citizens

5. Eastern Star Church: Single-family houses through The Rock Initiative

6. GroundWorks: Operating expenses for Near West placemaking

7. Midtown Indy: Placemaking projects

8. Youth Build: A new student cohort taught to build homes

9. Renew Indianapolis: Acquiring distressed properties to sell

10. Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic: Will preparation/estate planning for low-income families

11. Big Car Collaborative: Home repair training program for artists

12. CICOA: Accessibility modifications for homes

13. Hearts and Hands: Operating expenses for housing production

14. Indy Gateway: Pre-development funds for single-family homes

15. IndyHub: Homeownership resource for young professionals

ORGANIZATIONSCoalition for Homeless Intervention and Prevention

Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee

Indianapolis Parks Foundation

Local Initiatives Support Corporation of Indianapolis

Renew Indianapolis

NONPROFIT DEVELOPERSHabitat for Humanity of Greater Indianapolis

King Park Development Corporation

Near Eastside Collaborative Partnership (Near East Area Renewal, Englewood Community Development Corporation, John Boner Neighborhood Centers)

Near North Development Corporation

Riley Area Development Corporation

Southeast Neighborhood Development

Westside Community Development Corporation


WE ARE HONORED TO WORK ALONGSIDE MANY DIVERSE ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS COMMITTED TO MAKING OUR CITY A BETTER PLACE TO CALL HOME.


BOARD OF DIRECTORS

STEVE ALONSOGroup Regional President & CEO-U.S. RegionsFifth Third Bank

BRUCE BAIRDExecutive DirectorRenew Indianapolis

JEFF BENNETTDeputy Mayor of Community DevelopmentCity of Indianapolis

STEVE CAMPBELLVice President of CommunicationsIndianapolis Colts

MOIRA CARLSTEDTPresident and CEOINHP

JOHN CORBINRegional PresidentHuntington

GREG FENNIGConsultant

JENNIFER GREENPresidentInsight Development Corp.

DR. DAWN HAUT**CEO Eskenazi Health Centers

JENNETT HILLSVP and General CounselCitizens Energy Group

JOHN HIRSCHMANPresident and CEOBrowning Investments, LLC

KELLY HUNTINGTON*SVP, Enterprise StrategyOneAmerica

MALI JEFFERS**Director of Marketing & Community InitiativesAmbrose Property Group

JEFFREY L. KITTLEPresident and CEOHerman & Kittle Properties, Inc.

MARK KUGAR**Senior Vice PresidentBMO Harris Bank

DR. KATHLEEN LEEChancellor, Central Indiana RegionIvy Tech Community College

DR. ROBERT MANUELPresidentUniversity of Indianapolis

ANTHONY “TONY” MASONPresident and CEOIndianapolis Urban League

TIM MASSEY*Head of Business Banking/ Midwest Regional PresidentBMO Harris Bank

GINA MILLERSVP of Operations and CFOUnited Way of Central Indiana

MICHAEL OSBORNE*PresidentNear North Development Corporation

MICHAEL F. PETRIEPresidentPR Mortgage & Investments

RANDY REICHMANN BOARD CHAIRMANAssistant Executive DirectorShepherd Community Center

AARON REITZPresident, Central IndianaKeyBank

MARISOL SANCHEZVP Legal Affairs, General Counsel (USA)Endress+Hauser Inc.

SHERRY SEIWERT*PresidentDowntown Indy

AL SMITHChairmanChase Indiana

JOSEPH WHITSETTCEOTWG Development

MARSHAWN WOLLEY**Director of Community Engagement and Strategic InitiativesIndiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs

ADVISORY BOARD

JOE CAMPBELLClaim Team ManagerState Farm

MARY JO KENNELLYVice President/Group ManagerCentier Bank

MARY LISHERRetired PartnerFaegre Baker & Daniels, LLP

NICOLE LORCHCOOFirst Internet Bank

DAVID SKEELSFounder, PresidentVayurjant Capital Partners

STEPHEN M. SPICER (2017)Senior Vice President, Commercial Market ManagerKeyBank — Central Indiana

LYNNE TAMANINIFirst Vice President and Manager The National Bank of Indianapolis

* Term ended in 2017 ** Term began in 2018


MORE THAN $5,000,000Lilly Endowment Inc.

$1,000,000 – $4,999,999City of Indianapolis

$100,000 – $999,999Community Development Financial Institutions Fund (CDFI)Housing Partnership NetworkJPMorgan Chase & Co.KeyBank Foundation

$50,000 – $99,999HuntingtonNina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

$25,000 – $49,999Aasif and Tasia BadeBMO Harris BankCentral Indiana Senior Fund, a fund of CICFFifth Third BankMarion County Public Health DepartmentState FarmUnion Savings Bank

$10,000 – $24,999CitimarkJennett and Alan HillOld National BankRegionsThe Sablosky Family Foundation, a fund of Legacy FundJennifer F. and David W. SkeelsThe Indianapolis Foundation, a CICF affiliate

$5,000 – $9,999The Carlstedt FamilyCentier BankCitizens Energy GroupEli Lilly and CompanyRobert and Angela Evans

First Internet BankGreater Indianapolis Progress CommitteeHerman & Kittle Properties Inc.Indianapolis Power & Light CompanyIndy ChamberJ.F. Shea ConstructionJeffrey KittleKrogerMary K. LisherMainSource BankMIBOR REALTOR® AssociationNicholas H. Noyes, Jr., Memorial FoundationThe National Bank of IndianapolisMr. and Mrs. Gene Zink

$2,500 – $4,999American Structurepoint, Inc.Associated BankBarnes & Thornburg LLPBose McKinney & Evans LLPBrowning Investments, LLCEndress+Hauser Inc.Faegre Baker Daniels LLPFrost Brown Todd, LLCMichael Daniel and Angie MarshallTim MasseyModern Woodmen of AmericaPNCSecurityNational Mortgage Company

$1,000 – $2,499Michael AlleySteve AlonsoElaine BedelJeff Curiel and Kate KesterDon and June DawsonEskenazi HealthFederal Home Loan Bank of IndianapolisGreg and Donna FennigFlaherty & Collins PropertiesJohn and Barbara Gallina

Greenstreet Ltd.Mrs. Lois HansonJoseph and Stacey HansonMr. Jeff HarrisonJohn HirschmanMorgan and Brandon HooverKelly and Greg HuntingtonIndiana Farm Bureau InsuranceRobert P. KassingMr. and Mrs. David KlapperDr. Kathleen LeeLUNA Language ServicesRobert ManuelMr. and Mrs. William J. McCarthyCharlie MercerMonarch BeverageMr. Justin Padgett in honor of Steve and Dean PadgettMr. Mike F. PetrieKenny and Cherie PologrutoRandy and Kim ReichmannMr. and Mrs. N. Clay RobbinsTodd and Linda SearsAl and Maribeth Smith

$500 – $999Debra and Ron BerryMichael BoswayJohn CorbinJeff and Judy GoodMr. and Mrs. Rick HurstMary Jo KennellyChris and Doug LakerAnn LathropSam and Kim LaurinNicole LorchTony MasonAaron ReitzMarisol and Rafael SanchezMr. and Mrs. David G. Sease, in honor of Steve CampbellSteve and Tina SullivanEnterprise TitleJoe WhitsettRuth Wooden

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR DONORS


$1 – $499Joshua AbelStephanie AdamsAdult & Child HealthAmmeen & Associates, P.C.Beth AmyAnonymousBarb ArmbrusterBack On My Feet IndianapolisBruce BairdEric BaizOrion BellJeff BennettTeresa A. BennettMelissa BentonBig CarNick BontregerBrees Dream Foundation Super Service ChallengeAnthony BridgemanRoberta BroadhurstDavid BryantGloria BurdetteAndrew BurroughsDavid and Donna ButcherButler UniversityNancy A. BuxserSteve and Stephanie ByrneSteve CampbellAndy and Jill CanadaNathaniel and Felisha CanillasRori ChaneyCICOA Aging & In-Home SolutionsCinnaireCity Consultants & Research LLCGreg and Laura CochranAdam CollinsAmy Conrad WarnerJoe CoppleLynne A. CoverdaleGrecia CraneTimothy CoxeyErmon DanielsKathryn and Donald DensbornDennis Dininger

Thomas and Nancy DinwiddieDowntown IndyNorma and Michael DuncanBeatrice DyeEastern Star ChurchDan EddyPalak and John EffingerElements FinancialKathy Eli, in memory of Danny HortonAndretta EricksonMs. Judith EssexLacey EverettStephen and Lynn FarberAndrea FarmerCassandra FauroteMargie FeeFirst Financial BankDavid and Shannon ForsellNashelle FrazierJohn and Stacy FrazierNichole M. FreijeFreije BrandsVenessa FrostGenevieve and Dan GainesMichael and Kelly GarrettCarol GassenMelissa and Jon GeitgeyTerri GillMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. GlaserPatrick GobleJennifer GreenHabitat for Humanity of Greater IndianapolisKenneth D. HallHamilton County Area Neighborhood DevelopmentLori HandyMr. and Mrs. August M. Hardee IIFred HashSamuel and Margaret HazlettHearts & Hands of IndianaMr. Michael HenegenBrian HenningChristia Hicks

Sherry L. HopkinsToni C. HopsonBonita HurtIndianapolis Airport AuthorityIndy Eleven — North American Soccer LeagueIU Public Policy InstituteIUPUI Office of Community EngagementJohn Boner Neighborhood CentersKathi JohnsonKellie and Thomas JohnsonKim JohnsonSharnell J. JohnsonMrs. Laurie JonesDavid JoseKristofer Karol and Caitlyn StypaWendy KaufmanKeep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc.Kincaid Realtors, LLCMatthew KleymeyerDr. and Mrs. Ned LamkinDeborah LawRobin LawrenceDeborah LawrenceTraci LittleLocal Initiatives Support CorporationSherry LollerRuth and Ralph LusherLindsay A. LuxEmily MackJohn MarronChristian MaslowskiElizabeth MaurathThomas MaxwellEmma McGowanJennifer and Jeffery MeekerMr. and Mrs. Trevor MeeksMerchants Bank of IndianaGina MillerJennifer MillerChristopher MolloyDonna Mwaafrika



$1 – $499 (CONTINUED)

Rahnae NapoleonNear North Development CorporationNeighborhood Christian Legal ClinicNewfieldsMarissa NielsenDanita O’Neal-WintersMichael OsborneManoj and Varsha PandyaBrian and Gail PayneBob PedigoElizabeth PedigoPepper Construction Company of IndianaMichael and Ann PhillipsMartin PierceMaury PlambeckPowers & Sons ConstructionLissa QuinnMr. Chris RaglandKim ReevesWilliam and Courtney ReevesGary ReiterJane RichardsonRebecca A. RichardsonAndrea RiquierMs. Lee RobinsonMark and Brenda RodgersSuzanne RodriguezJeff RoederPriscilla RussellSalin Bank & Trust CompanyMark and Julanne SausserWill ScherbWayne SchmidtSchmidt Associates Inc.Melody SchulzBruce SchumacherTeia SebreeSecurity Title Services, LLCSherry SeiwertLynn ShawKim SmithLen and Constance Smith

Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith Jr.SmithAmundsen LLCSondhi SolutionsRuth SoperSoutheast Neighborhood Development, Inc. (SEND)Dennis and Catherine SoutherlandJeff SparksValerie SperkaMargaret StaabMrs. and Mr. Jennifer StammJoe StarlinStock Yards Bank & Trust Co.Grant and Christine SwarmLynne TamaniniLeo TamezElizabeth TatePhillip TerryThe Center for the Performing ArtsThe Peterson CompanyMegan ThieScott and Sharon ThiemsAnita ThomasBrooke ThomasVivian ThomasMr. and Mrs. Anthony TurnerU.S. Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentUniversity of IndianapolisValeo Financial AdvisorsPhil VotawKerstin WadeDenise WaltersMichele WannMarilyn WelkerKathryn WertzWestcommWestside Community Development CorporationMatt & Beth WhitacreDebra Wolfarth

GIFT IN KINDBeech Grove BowlDebra and Ron BerryBlack Acre Brewing Company

Bluebeard RestaurantBolden’s Cleaning & RestorationBrand X ResearchRoberta BroadhurstButler Arts CenterNathaniel and Felisha CanillasCitimarkCity BarbequeClimb Time IndyLaura and Greg CochranConner PrairieCooper’s Hawk Winery & RestaurantsTimothy CoxeyCrackers Comedy ClubCrew CarwashPalak and John EffingerEiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western ArtEmmis CommunicationsFaegre Baker Daniels LLPMargie FeeJohn and Stacy FrazierVenessa FrostGenevieve and Dan GainesMichael and Kelly GarrettMelissa and Jon GeitgeyGraeter’s Ice CreamGranite City Food and Brewery LTDGreg Perez StudioHabitat for Humanity of Greater IndianapolisHalf Baked Pottery & GiftsVon Matthew HammondHarry & Izzy’sHilton Indianapolis Hotel & SuitesHoliday World & Splashin SafariHollyhock HillMorgan and Brandon HooverHuntingtonIce Miller, LLPIndianapolis Art CenterIndianapolis Colts, Inc.Indianapolis Motor SpeedwayIndianapolis Power & Light Company



Are you passionate about helping the people and places of Indianapolis thrive? Learn more about the work of INHP and see how you can get involved at INHP.ORG/ENHANCING-NEIGHBORHOODS


GIFT IN KIND (CONTINUED)

Indianapolis ZooInvoke StudioJockamo Upper Crust PizzaJPMorgan Chase & Co.Kendra ScottKeyBankKings IslandKlipsch Music CenterKrogerLast Chance Wrecker & Sales, Inc.Robin LawrenceSherry LollerMacNiven’s Restaurant & BarMaribeth Smith & AssociatesMarriott HotelJennifer and Jeffery Meeker

Charlie MercerMorellis CleanersMorty’s Comedy JointNCAANestle InnNewfieldsPacers Sports & EntertainmentMichael and Ann PhillipsPhoenix TheatrePinheadsRascal’s Fun ZoneRegionsReis-Nichols JewelersRoyal Pin Leisure CentersSaffron CafeSkyZoneLen and Constance Smith

Sondhi SolutionsSusan and Gregory SpringirthSt. Elmo Steak HouseSun King Brewing CompanyThe Center for the Performing ArtsThe Giles AgencyTuttle OrchardsValeo Financial AdvisorsWheels of WonderWillard Renovation and Repair, LLCWISH-TVDebra WolfarthRuth WoodenX-Site Amusement Center


INHP3550 N. Washington Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46205

INHP GLENDALE2620 Kessler Blvd. E. Dr., Suite 230 Indianapolis, IN 46220

INHP BONER CENTER2236 E. 10th St. Indianapolis, IN 46201

INHP SOUTH4039 Otterbein Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46227

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