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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.

Join us for our 2nd annual Neighborhood Carnival

Saturday, September 17, 2022, 11 AM – 3 PM
1306 S Lynhurst Dr
Food, Music, Activities and Games for Children

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"I toured the Midwest with alt-rock group Borrow Tomorrow for 10 years before going solo: picking up the acoustic guitar and gigging around Indianapolis in more intimate settings. I enjoy getting creative with my loop station, singing crowd favorites, and engaging the audience." What does living in a village like Circle City Village look like? This November 2021 podcast from Non-Profit Quarterly gives a great glimpse of life at CommunityFirst! in Austin, TX. Even though we are not nearly as large as CommunityFirst!, this village is where the Community First model we are adapting to our location in Indianapolis originates. After leading the Circle City Village initiative from its beginnings in 2016, Leon Longard has stepped down as President of the Board for Circle City Village. New responsibilities with his missions organization, Communitas International, and a family move led Leon to shift to a supportive role on the board. He will remain on the board as President Emeritus to advise and coach the team in continuing this work. Through Leon's ongoing involvement, Communitas International will continue to be a partner in the project, as well. 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.