Downtown Indy, Inc. On July 27, 1977, Indiana governor Otis R. Bowen and Indianapolis Mayor , in conjunction with the Merchants Association of… Read More »Downtown Indy, Inc.
Dramatic Club In 1889, 25 young women from the city’s leading families formed an amateur theatrical group called the Matinee Club. The… Read More »Dramatic Club
Duke Realty In 1972, , John Rosebrough, and John Wynne formed the construction and development firm P. R. Duke & Associates. Shortly… Read More »Duke Realty
Early Learning Indiana Successor to Day Nursery Association of Indianapolis, Early Learning Indiana is the state’s oldest and largest early childhood education nonprofit.… Read More »Early Learning Indiana
Eastern Star Church Eastern Star Church, the largest predominantly African American religious congregation in Indianapolis, was established by a mission of 12 people… Read More »Eastern Star Church
Easterseals Crossroads In 1936, Sarah F. Gavin learned that 12 disabled teenagers had formed a social club. She and Mildred C. Mallory… Read More »Easterseals Crossroads
Economic Club of Indiana The idea of forming an economic club in central Indiana came from members of the , who first discussed the… Read More »Economic Club of Indiana
Edna Martin Christian Center The Edna Martin Christian Center began through the sole efforts of , a 43-year-old homemaker and mother. After the death… Read More »Edna Martin Christian Center
Edyvean Repertory Theatre Incorporated November 9, 1971, as the Repertory Theatre, at (CTS), the community theater operation presented its first full season of… Read More »Edyvean Repertory Theatre
Efroymson Family Fund In 1997, and his wife Lori provided a gift that was instrumental to the formation of (CICF) and the partnership… Read More »Efroymson Family Fund
