Sam’s House Awarded NAP Tax Credits The Samantha’s House Foundation has been awarded Neighborhood Assistance Program Tax Credits that can be applied to contributions beginning July 1st.The tax credits are granted to help local Indiana non-profits to help maximize giving. Donations made to the Samantha’s House Foundation may be eligible for a state tax credit equal to 50% of the donation. Basically, if an individual, business… Read more »
On May 31, 2011, The Samantha’s House Foundation was awarded a grant from the Gordon Flesch Charitable Foundation. The Gordon Flesch Charitable Foundation offers assistance to organizations that help people who are vulnerable to or suffering from disease, illness or other medical conditions, or who are recovering from some form of disaster. The funds from the grant will be utilized to provide specialized equipment for our… Read more »
Here’s a great article from the Indianapolis Star about the Long Family’s awesome life-changing house reveal. Click Here to read the Indiananpolis Star Article
Sara Cook and her team at Commercial Office Environments brought Mardi Gras to their office with an incredible “Fat Friday” event that benefitted the Samantha’s House Foundation. Partnered together with many of their suppliers there was over $10,000 worth of raffle items donated. “Fat Friday” was a huge celebration that beckoned everyone who attended to embrace their inner Cajun! The event raised a significant donation to… Read more »
Anthony Long and his family are getting settled in their new home made possible through the Samantha’s House Foundation. The family is now enjoying the comforts of a space that was specifically designed for their unique needs. The design of the home includes widened hallways, large turning radiuses, roll in shower, low threshold doors, elevator and a specialized track system to assist in moving Anthony from… Read more »
On February 17th, 2011, the Johnson County Star published the following article, detailing Anthony Long’s receipt of the 4th Samantha’s House. Click on the attached picture to read more.
IDC Intern, Tara Carlile, traveled to Greenwood, IN on Thursday, February 10th to attend the reveal of the Anthony family’s new home. Tara is a senior interior design student at IUPUI with a passion for green and sustainable design. Click Here to read more about the reveal.
The Long family has been selected to receive our newest “Samanthas House” home. Watch the following video to learn more about them, Anthony and the new house that one day they will call home.