Because foreclosure touches all age groups, AARP Indiana is proud to support the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network through member communications, volunteer support and policy-level advocacy. IFPN offers events and resources that can help Hoosiers age 50+ maintain financial security as they plan and live their futures.

The JPMorgan Chase Foundation in Indiana grants more than $2 million to some of the most challenged areas of our state defined by unacceptably high rates of poverty and historic disinvestment. JPMorgan Chase works to lead a renaissance in these neighborhoods, by engaging the most qualified non-profit organizations, neighborhood residents, and other sources of public and private advocacy and funding. Our investments are comprehensive by covering the focus areas of community development, education and arts & culture. To learn more visit www.jpmorganchase.com/giving.

At Clarian Health, we are called to a very special mission. In partnership with the Indiana University School of Medicine, we provide leading-edge clinical care to Hoosiers across the state, train the next generation of clinicians and work to discover tomorrow’s life-saving therapies. And we do all of this for one reason: to improve the health of Hoosiers. In carrying out this mission, we are guided by our long-standing values that include charity, equality and justice in healthcare and a commitment to promoting health and wellness in our communities.

At Fifth Third Bank, it is our distinct privilege to be a member in the communities where we do business. We appreciate the opportunity to serve people in every corner of our geographic market. We start with the fundamental principle that we, as a financial institution, are only as strong as the communities we serve. That's why we strive to be engaged in activities that concern people and to use our financial and human resources to create positive change in each one of our cities, towns and neighborhoods.

To that effect, in 2009, the bank donated over $700,000 in charitable donations and sponsorships; $11,500 in grants were awarded through the Fifth Third Foundation; $30,840 in Charles E. Schell grants in which Fifth Third Bank is trustee; committed over $21 million in Community Development Lending, and $11 million were committed in Community Development Investments by Fifth Third's Community Development Corporation. Additionally, Fifth Third employees donated $183,000 and Fifth Third Foundation donated $54,000 to United Way in 2009.

Fifth Third Bank is proud to support and partner with the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network.

Homeownership benefits families and communities with greater stability, economic prosperity and even improved health. REALTORS® are in the business of helping people become homeowners and want to do everything we can to make sure you can afford to stay in your home. That’s why the Indiana Association of REALTORS® is a proud partner of the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network. It’s your place to Get Help and Get Hope if you feel as though your homeownership is endangered. You can also talk to your REALTOR®, we know our communities and can help you connect you with available resources.

The Indiana Bankers Association (IBA) has been providing legislative services, communication tools, professional development opportunities, and products and services for the banking industry since 1897. The role of the IBA is to anticipate changes in the economic and banking environment in order to give its membership the opportunity to compete effectively.

The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA), chaired by Lt. Governor Becky Skillman, creates housing opportunity, generates and preserves assets, and revitalizes neighborhoods by investing financial and technical resources in the development efforts of qualified partners throughout Indiana. IHCDA believes that growing Indiana’s economy starts at home. For more information, go to www.ihcda.in.gov. For updates from Lt. Governor Skillman and the agencies she oversees, please sign up at www.lg.in.gov.

US Bank attends the borrower workshops across the country in hopes of reaching out to our customers and helping them with face to face with their mortgage situation. This is a benefit for them as well as U.S. Bank. We sit down with the customers’ one on one, listen to their financial situation, take any financial information they may have (last 2 years of taxes, hardship letter, paystubs, etc) and process all this information in hopes of helping them with a home saving option.

For nearly four decades, WFYI Public Media has served as a center for discovery for all ages. WFYI’s diverse public radio and television programs and services provide a foundation for early learning, inspire curiosity and serve as a catalyst for lifelong learning. For more information on WFYI’s programming and educational outreach services, visit wfyi.org.