Baranay Family Foundation Inc

Sahabah Masjid is a religious organization based in Indianapolis, IN, providing a space for Muslim worship and community gatherings. With a focus on spiritual growth and unity, Sahabah Masjid offers various services and programs to support the local Muslim community. Generated from their business information

The Diabetes Youth Foundation of Indiana (DYFI) is a local 501c3 non-profit organization founded in 1989 with a mission to educate, encourage, and empower children and teens living with type 1 diabetes in Indiana. DYFI offers various programs such as residential summer camp, day camp, family and teen weekends, and outreach opportunities to support youth with diabetes and their families. At DYFI's Camp Until a Cure, children and teens from all over Indiana come together to participate in activities like swimming, hiking, and ropes courses while learning about diabetes management. With a dedicated team of over 20 medical staff per session, including doctors and nurses, DYFI ensures a safe and supportive environment where every child has the opportunity to attend camp, regardless of their ability to pay. Generated from the website

RIPEA, acronym for Retired Indiana Public Employees Association, is a not-for-profit corporation created by 1972 Indiana Legislature. RIPEA was the idea of H. B. Shepherd, longtime director of PERF, who believed PERF retirees needed a not-for-profit corporation to represent their interests. The Indiana Legislature agreed and created RIPEA in 1972. RIPEA is governed by a board of directors comprised of retirees of PERF. Due to the fact the board members are also retirees they understand the needs and desires of the retirees. Brief biographical sketches of each board member is included on this site. All retirees of PERF receive the benefits of the work done by RIPEA and should be RIPEA members. There are 35, 000 RIPEA members. The Board of Directors in 2006 expanded RIPEA's focus to include representing active employees of PERF. This effort includes sponsoring Legislation that will improve the retirement benefits of active employees. We are optimistic that some results will occur in the 2008 Indiana Legislative Session. We encourage active employees to join RIPEA to support this effort. Publishes a quarterly newsletter distributed solely to RIPEA members. The newsletter keeps retirees informed on matters of interest to them.