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Volunteers from every walk of life are helping at Shepherd: "I feel like I've made an impact"

Get to know a student through Shepherd's Mentor Program. It will change their life... and your life too.

How does donating to Haiti relief help break the cycle of poverty in Indianapolis?

A lot goes into making the Shepherd Christmas Store possible each year. Is the result worth all the effort? From the eyes of a Mother it certainly is. Thanks to everyone who helped Shepherd share the spirit of Christmas once again!

Shepherd celebrates 25 years of service in the Near Eastside of Indianapolis.

Tim and Don's paths crossed in a very tragic way. See how Tim has forgiven Don and take the steps to help Don re-establish his life outside of prison.

What does hunger look like in our city? Hear from local business owners who are making a difference, and find out what you can do to help those in our city who are struggling.

Times are tough for the economy and Shepherd Community Center is stepping up to the challenge to help take care of those in need.

8 of 10 Kids DO NOT Get 2 Meals A Day!

Sponsoring a day, a week or the entire summer can help tunnel these kids' dreams into reality.

These kids will tell you why the summer programs at Shepherd Community are so important to them and their families.

We would like to take the opportunity to welcome you to Shepherd Community.

High School Juniors and Seniors turn to Shepherd for advice and to receive the help needed to continue their education

Helping families at home by providing food and goods through the Shepherd store. Donations given to Shepherd help keep the shelves stocked and the minds of kids growing.

Shepherd Community Center changes lives every day with your help. Here is a story of one of our own, Curtis Adkins. He is one of our true success stories. Please help us create more stories like his.

Deschelle has been through several programs offered at Shepherd which directly contributed to her being accepted to the University of Indianapolis. This is her success story.

With the economy in its current state... it's extremely important for Shepherd to stretch the value of a dollar and maximize contributions made. Hear how they're doing just that.

Hear from Lisa, a counselor at Shepherd, as she explains the Continuum of Care Program

There are programs at Shepherd that focus on every age and background. Watch part two of the series to learn more about 'Project Jordan' and 'The Academy'.

By providing children between the ages of 5 and 12 with alternative activities, we can start to work on prevention, as opposed to intervention

Shepherd Community Center is bridging hope for 550 children and adults previously served by Wheeler's neighborhood ministries.

Take a look back at the past year here at Shepherd Community. We would like to thank all volunteers and those who donated and wish you all a very Merry Christmas.

Shepherd Community partners play a vital role in caring for the community. Listen to a few of our partners and why they choose to provide Shepherd with critical resources to break the cycle of poverty.

Follow one of 1,034 totes filled by volunteers with Thanksgiving meals, as it journeys through the hands of volunteers, and ends its journey in the hands of those in need.

Shepherd would like to thank all of the donors and supporters for helping to end the cycle of poverty in this community.

Whether it be a monetary donation, food, or personal time, giving during the holiday season is both needed and appreciated at Shepherd Community.

Skilled individuals who can spend an hour or two with the children at Shepherd can help make a difference by breaking the cycle of poverty.

Think you have the meaning of Christmas all wrapped up? Through the eyes of our children, listen to what our kids really want for Christmas.

A special reading of the New Testament's Christmas Story accompanied by the sights and sounds of Shepherd's Annual Christmas Program

We need concerned and committed people willing to donate $10, $20, or even $50 a month -every month- to create a separate channel of funding to help us meet our day-to-day expenses.