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Circle City Village is a tiny house community that serves as transitional housing where friends experiencing homelessness can find healing and take the next steps to a sustainable life in an environment where they are supported and embraced.

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Circle City Village received a generous grant of $30,000 from the HG Clay Foundation. This grant is a cornerstone gift for our Foundation Layers Campaign to raise $200,000 needed by June 1 to prepare the site for our first tiny houses. You can help us reach this goal using the form below to make an online donation. You can also email us to learn about ways to participate in helping us with this project.

Your support at this critical stage allows future Village residents to have the life-giving elements of water and warmth, vital to the foundations of creating a community!

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Several people have asked how they can volunteer with this project. Click here to see current volunteer opportunities and to fill out a form to let us know what you are interested in.

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The first two of the tiny houses being donated by Volumod LLC are near completion. These updated pictures show the progress. Thank you to Logan Gay for taking the time to talk with us last Friday about Circle City Village. The story below includes the most recent photos of the tiny houses being donated by Volumod LLC. You can access the story via this link https://www.wthr.com/article/news/local/tiny-home-village-planned-for-4-acres-in-indianapolis-west-side-homes-church-nonprofit/531-c36f1663-e2c0-4a01-9699-9f6bba2e0db6?fbclid=IwAR14mw5Lw79l1MlUo9qc2BP7KdleqOxG_ykCEzzqtlXhHUy2PiLwYJOPXTY Sharing at the American Baptist Churches of Greater Indianapolis Annual Gathering about the Circle City Village project. The weather was challenging but a small crew of Circle City Village volunteers showed up for our Neighborhood Cleanup today and focused on cleaning the main storm sewer drain for the neighborhood. Exciting news!!!! Volumod Modular Homes has offered to donate 2 - 6 tiny homes to Circle City Village! The first two homes are currently being built. This donation will go a long way in helping us reach our goal of building a place where those transitioning out of homelessness can experience healing and take the first steps to a sustainable life. This past Friday, members of our team met with project managers from Land Stewards Design to kick off the civil engineering and landscape design phase of this project. Land Stewards Design Group leverages technology, cultural progress, and natural systems through holistic land design. They believe the key to social and environmental harmony is found in humanity’s willingness to employ ecosystem services for a new rhythm of living. Circle City Village is excited to work with an innovative landscape design company with many values that are compatible with our own. Building community among our future residents begins with good team-building among our board members and key volunteers. This weekend, several of our core team members are participating in activities to reinforce and refine our mission facilitated by Troy Cady of Playfull. (Sticky notes abound.) At the end of January, Circle City Village received a $5000 donation from an anonymous donor-advised fund of the Jewish Community Foundation. We also received donations from Lynhurst Baptist Church and Celebration Fellowship. With all donations received through the end of January, we have now received $40,000 toward our Foundation Layers Campaign. Last night, CCV board members Ryan Hayes (left) and Leon Longard (right) served as overnight hosts for the @westmorrischurch emergency warming shelter. They also prepared breakfast for the guests this morning. The shelter was set up and coordinated by board member TJ Curtis (center) to help our friends experiencing homelessness through the worst days of this recent winter storm.