INDIANA

About Us

Multiplying Good in Indiana unleashes potential in youth through service and partners with organizations and corporations to recognize excellence in service. Learn more about our programs below.

Program Overview

Students In Action

In Indiana, Multiplying Good works middle and high schools to help youth identify what they are passionate about, and build the skills needed to do something about. In 2021, Indiana based SIA teams comprised of more than 750 young people engaged more than 7000 of their peers in nearly 35k hours of meaningful youth-led service.

Fisher’s High School SIA Team

This year, the Fisher’s High School SIA team worked on multiple service projects spanning a variety of topics from destigmatizing mental health to collecting feminine hygiene products or to discussing racial equity with the police. Their main project, the You Broke It. Let’s Fix It podcast, focused on helping people understand what equity work is and isn’t—and why it’s nothing to be afraid of.

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Participating Schools

See the full list of 2021-2022 participating schools:

Anderson High School
Avon High School
Christel House Academy
Eastern Hancock High School
Fishers High School
Frankton Jr High School
Frankton Sr High School

Greenfield Central High School
Lafayette Jefferson High School
Martinsville High School
McCutcheon High School
Mount Vernon High School
North Montgomery High School
Oakland High School

Pendleton Heights High School
Shelbyville High School
Sheridan High School
Sunnyside Middle School
Tecumseh Junior High School
Wea Ridge Middle School
Whiteland Community High School

Program Overview

What is a ChangeMaker?

The Multiplying Good ChangeMakers program is a series of volunteer, networking, fundraising, and celebration events that take place over a 12 to 16 week period. This prestigious opportunity, open to young professionals across our state, recognizes a group of individuals who have demonstrated a commitment to servant leadership and the potential to truly move Indiana forward.

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Media Partners

Our Indiana Media Partners, WRTV annually celebrate unsung heroes across the state with Jefferson Awards. Each June, we celebrate their top recipients at The Jefferson Awards in Washington D.C. These Media Partners report these local winners' stories to celebrate their impact and inspire the community to serve.

Hope Moore with WRTV 6

Over eight years ago, New Era Church First Lady Hope Moore, founded Operation More Hope (OMH) as an opportunity for the community to come together for a common goal to help students of color succeed. Hope works relentlessly to acquire funds to continue and expand the program while building relationships with the community, stakeholders, and students’ families.

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Nominate an Individual for a Jefferson Award through WRTV

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Corporate Partnerships

Corporations and organizations partner with Multiplying Good to celebrate their employees, creating happier and more connected individuals and, in the process, driving higher productivity, enhancing workplace culture and strengthening communities. Our Champions in Indiana include Deloitte, Citizens Energy Group, and Purdue University.

Meet Kimber Nicoletti-Martinez from Purdue University

From Purdue University a Champion company in Central Indiana Kimber's passion is helping Indiana Farm Workers and their families. She has since expanded her efforts to include Native/Indigenous, PoC, LGBTQ, immigrants, and people with disabilities.

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Youth Champions

Youth Champions are the primary supporters of Students In Action, providing the resources needed to help youth grow core skills and connect to their community through deep and immersive service-learning. Our youth champions in Indiana include Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Thomas and Marjorie Gray Foundation, Deloitte, Eskenazi Health, and One to One Health.

Students In Action Program Receives $50,000

Subaru of Indiana Automotive awarded the Indiana Students in Action program $50,000 raised from their Annual Subaru 5k Color Run.

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Indiana Team

Indiana Board

Steve Abel, Purdue University - Chairman
Chris Belleville, Deloitte
R. Scott Brand, Subaru of Indiana Automotive
Jeff Harrison, Emeritus, Citizens Energy Group
Lindsey Laberge, Calumet Specialty Products
LeRoy Lewis III, Eskenazi Health

Laura O’Brien, Citizens Energy Group
Media Oakes, Calumet Speciality Products
Sally Reasoner, The Heritage Group
Angie Salas, WRTV
Claire Schnefke, Youth Member