A collage of five images. A group of children on a field trip to the Indianapolis Children's Museum during WIN's Summer Camp. Two women smiling and taking notes during one of WIN's Homebuyer Training Classes. A small brick and panel house. A man tending to the Community Garden. A blue two-story house.
A collage of five images. A group of children on a field trip to the Indianapolis Children's Museum during WIN's Summer Camp. Two women smiling and taking notes during one of WIN's Homebuyer Training Classes. A small brick and panel house. A man tending to the Community Garden. A blue two-story house.

Our Mission

Empower people to make informed choices for themselves and their neighborhoods through community building, homeownership, and economic learning.

Our Programs

Our Work

For 45 years, Working In Neighborhoods (WIN) has built sustainable communities through homeownership programs, financial literacy training, and community leadership development. Our goal is to meet people where they are, empowering them to transform their families and neighborhoods. WIN’s partnerships with financial and civic leaders have enabled low-to-moderate-income families to become homeowners, breaking the cycle of poverty by building equity.

WIN has supported housing initiatives, including new builds, rehabs, senior renovations, and supportive apartments. We also launched the Near-Net-Zero Urban Village, integrating cutting-edge techonology into low-income communities to reduce utility costs and emissions.

WIN offers economic learning programs, homebuyer training, and HUD-certified counseling for homeownership and financial stability. Beyond housing, WIN addresses community needs with initiatives like summer camps, community gardens, and safety improvements, empowering families to thrive.

Sustaining Sponsors