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Pocket Parks Partners

The following is a partial list of partners who could be helpful in
developing your park or garden.

  • This program provides financial and material help in the
    building of your park or garden.

Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. (KIB)
IPL Project Greenspace
317.264.7555
www.kibi.org

  • This program provides technical assistance, resources,
    publications and educational ideas to community gardeners.

Capital City Garden Project (CCGP)
317.848.7351
www2.ces.purdue.edu/CES/Marion/ccgp/index.html

  • This organization provides an immense amount of information
    on community garden.  Gardeners can subscribe to a listserv
    or search the website for guidelines on planting, design, by-laws
    and many more related subjects.

American Community Gardening Association (ACGA)
215.988.8785
www.communitygarden.org

  • This organization advocates for the use of native, non-invasive plant species.
    They provide brochures listing recommended plant materials.

Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society (INPAWS)
317.873.4205
www.inpaws.org

  • The INRC works to help strengthen communities.  The provide a variety
    of courses and trainings in community development, fundraising, local
    resources, communication and much more.

Indianapolis Neighborhood Resource Center (INRC)
317.920.0330
www.inrc.org

  • These men and women are knowledgeable about issues in their
    townships and are capable of facilitating on issues with the City
    or within the neighborhood.  They can also provide practical information
     in terms of vacant property and zoning issues.

Marion County Township Administrators
317.327.5039
www.indygov.org/dmd/townships/town_adm_dir.htm

  • Rehab Resource accepts donations of excess or cosmetically damaged
    building materials and makes products available at reduced prices to
    member organizations.

Rehab Resource
317.637.3701
www.rehabresource.org

  • GIPC provides Neighborhood Action Grants for projects that address cultural,
    security, beautification, recreation, family or youth issues.

Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee (GIPC)
317.327.3860
www.thegipc.org

  • UWCI has a mini-grant program for which neighborhoods may apply.

United Way of Central Indiana (UWCI)
317.923.1466
www.uwci.org

  • The parks professionals at Indy Parks may be able to provide some
    insight into your project in terms of location in relation to other parks
    or design.

Indy Parks & Recreation
317.327-PARK
www.indyparks.org

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