Cre River Road LLC

Alsac St. Jude Children's in Indianapolis offers opportunities to participate in events like the virtual St. Jude Give Hope Run Walk, supporting their mission of providing hope to children battling serious illnesses. Joining the 5k Run Walk on September 19, 2020, allows individuals to contribute to the cause and make a difference in the lives of young patients at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Generated from their website's infomation

Summex in Indianapolis is a leading provider of well-being programs tailored for employers and health plans. Their innovative corporate well-being programs are designed by WebMD Health Services to promote a healthier workforce. Discover how Summex's industry-leading approach to well-being can benefit your organization by exploring their comprehensive programs today. Generated from their website's infomation

Oliver's Woods Nature Preserve is a 53-acre urban nature preserve located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Situated along the White River, this preserve offers a nature immersion experience in the midst of a bustling commercial district. It features 16 acres of woods, 37 acres of prairie-savanna restoration, and a mile of White River frontage. The preserve is open to the public and provides easy, accessible trails for mountain bikers, joggers, and walkers to enjoy. Native species like wild ginger, Virginia bluebells, waterleaf, wild hyacinth, and trillium flourish here, thanks to the efforts of volunteers who have helped build trails, plant native plants and trees, and remove invasive species. Oliver's Woods Nature Preserve was generously left to the Central Indiana Land Trust (CILTI) by Oliver Daugherty, a benefactor who passed away in 2009. Its restoration and opening were made possible through support from various donors, including the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, the Glick Family Fund, and the Central Indiana Community Foundation. Thousands of hours of volunteer support from businesses and local community groups have also contributed to the success of this preserve. Visitors can park in the adjacent parking lot and access the crushed gravel trail along the river, as well as participate in a citizen science project to monitor creek conditions. Friendly volunteer docents are available on specific days to provide information and assistance to visitors.Generated from the website