One More

A huge THANK YOU to the incredible team from Lilly who came out this past Thursday to serve alongside One More! 🙌💙

This team jumped right in and helped us knock out so many different projects—projects that will have a meaningful impact on our neighbors and our community in the weeks and months ahead.

We’re incredibly grateful not only for everything they accomplished, but for the energy, generosity, and joy they brought with them. They were an incredible group and so much fun to work alongside!

Thank you, Lilly, for giving your time and helping us continue the work of meeting needs and bringing hope to our community—one person, one family, and one neighborhood at a time. 💙

What an incredible Saturday at One More!

Yesterday, we had the privilege of serving 115 neighbors through the One More Neighborhood Market, while more than 70 people received free legal guidance and support through our Legal Clinic.

That kind of impact doesn’t happen without an incredible community behind it.

To every volunteer who gave up part of their Saturday to serve, every donor who generously gives to make this work possible, and every partner who continues to come alongside us—thank you!

Because of you, our neighbors were welcomed, cared for, encouraged, and reminded that they are not alone.

Our community is a little different today because so many people chose to show up and care for one more person, one more family, and one more neighbor.

We’re incredibly grateful. 💙

This Saturday, we’re offering a special Disaster Recovery Legal Session during our One More Legal Clinic for neighbors navigating the aftermath of recent flooding.

At 10:00 AM, local attorneys will provide general information to help you better understand:

FEMA decision letters
Substantial damage notices and letters
Where to find legal help
Potential appeal opportunities and next steps

Following the presentation, volunteer attorneys will be available to help participants better understand FEMA determination letters, flood permits, substantial damage notices, and other disaster recovery documents.

Saturday, September 26 at 10:00 AM
Church at the Crossing
9111 Haverstick Rd., Indianapolis
Please use Door 3.

If you or someone you know has been impacted by flooding and is trying to understand what comes next, please share this information with them.

You don’t have to navigate the recovery process alone.

Today from 5-7pm near Ravenswood!

We're hosting another mobile distribution to assist those in need after recent flooding in Indianapolis. Stop by the Indiana Math and Science Academy North on Wednesday, Aug. 26 from 5-7 p.m. to receive food, water and disaster relief supplies. 7435 N. Keystone Ave., Indianapolis.

Hoosier Storm Recovery Resources Hoosier Storm Recovery Resources Governor Braun Current: Hoosier Storm Recovery Resources Below is a running list of resources available to Hoosiers who have been impacted by severe weather, including flooding, tornadoes and a derecho, that impacted Indiana beginning on Aug. 11, 2026.State Disaster....

Indiana has been declared a federal disaster as a result of the flooding and storms that have impacted 63 of Indiana’s 92 counties.

HOW WE HELP

We can help eligible low-income Indiana residents with:
• FEMA Appeals
• Homeowner, Renter, and other Insurance Claim Denials
• Home Repair Scams and Fraud
• Unemployment Insurance
• SNAP Benefits
• Medicaid/Medicare
• Homeowners and Tenants Rights

STATEWIDE LEGAL HELPLINE

BY PHONE: 1 (844) 243-8570 | August 26 10am to 1pm (EST)

🚨 FLASH FLOOD RELIEF COLLECTION — THIS SUNDAY

Our neighbors in Ravenswood were hit especially hard by the flooding, and after spending time in the neighborhood today, we asked residents what they need most right now.

Their biggest needs are:
• Box fans
• Dehumidifiers
• Storage totes
• Tarps

We’re collecting these items THIS SUNDAY before and after services at Church at the Crossing.

📍 9111 Haverstick Road, Indianapolis
🚪 Drop off at Door 4

The One More pantry will be open so you can bring items directly inside. Have something at home you can donate? Bring it. Want to purchase something new? We would be incredibly grateful.

Everything collected will be taken directly to Ravenswood Sunday afternoon and put into the hands of families recovering from the flooding.

Please share this post and help us spread the word. The immediate emergency may be passing, but for many of our neighbors, the work of cleaning up and rebuilding is just beginning.

Let's show them they haven't been forgotten.

TODAY! 9a-12p
9111 Haverstick Rd, Door 3, Indianapolis, IN 46240

You can apply for emergency assistance if you were impacted by the flood.

Indiana’s State Disaster Relief Fund can provide up to $5,000 for displaced families who need help with food, clothing, home repairs, utilities, temporary housing and transportation. Call 211 or apply online.

If you use SNAP benefits, you can also apply for refunds for purchased food that was damaged or lost due to floods or power outages caused by the storms.

You will need to submit a form and complete an interview to verify the damaged food.

More details at the link in our comments.

Today was incredible at One More’s Neighborhood Market!

We are beyond grateful for every volunteer who showed up with compassion, every donor who gave generously, and every person who helped make today possible. Because of you, families in our community experienced more than groceries and resources—they experienced dignity, hope, encouragement, and love.

It takes an incredible community to make moments like this happen, and we never take that for granted. Thank you for serving, giving, praying, organizing, welcoming, and loving our neighbors so well.

Together, we are making a real impact—one family, one conversation, and one act of kindness at a time. ❤️