Active 20-30 United States & Canada provides young adults with an opportunity for personal growth, friendships, and leadership development while improving the quality of life for the special needs children in our community.

If you are between the ages of 20 and 39 and are looking to get active and get involved, the Active 20-30 Club might be right for you. Our club has a deep tradition in helping out at-risk children, while having a great time in the process.

The Active 20-30 Club was started as two separate clubs, dating back to the 1920's, to allow young adults the opportunity to be the leading force in organizing a community service organization. The responsibility that comes with voting on finances, leading committees to plan events, and communicating with civic leaders promises to yield a generation of people with fresh ideas and the courage to carry those ideas from conception to fruition. The Active 20-30 Club is an apolitical, non-religious organization that draws upon its diversity to cross the social and economic boundaries to make a difference where it is needed most.

Join us for a general meeting or contact us directly for more information about the Active 20-30 Club of Indianapolis. Click here to see what some of our counterparts nation-wide are up to.

The Active 20-30 Club of Indianapolis is a proud charitable partner of IndyHub.

:: Read the latest Indy Club Newsletter (July, 2009)

:: September 28, 2008 :: The Beers & Bears Stuffed Animal Drive raised over $2,000 in stuffed animals, allowing the Active 20-30 Club of Indianapolis to donate nearly 250 bears to the Indianapolis Police Department's Bears on Patraol program. Thanks to the Blue Crew Sports Grill for providing the location and continued support

:: May, 2008 ::We've successfully crossed the finish line for the first Half Pint Challenge!!! Congratulations to everyone who took part as a runner, walker, or pit crew member. 

:: April 25, 2008, Active 20-30 USA & Canada, including the Active 20-30 Club of Indianapolis, was named a Point of Light Award Winner. On the same day, a Congressional Commendation was issued as a tribute to the Active 20-30 Club.

:: Active 20-30 of Indianapolis is on IdeaList.org!

:: Read the Spring '08 Active Twenty-Thirtian newsletter (PDF)

:: August 5, 2007 :: Children's Shopping Spree
The Active 20-30 Club of Indianapolis sponsored children from St. Vincent New Hope for  its second Children's Shopping Spree, the national project of Active 20-30 US & Canada. We accompanied nine school-aged children from the Indianapolis area on a shopping trip at Wal-Mart to purchase new clothes, shoes, and personal care products valued at $100 per child.

The afternoon wrapped up with treats in the snack bar where each child received an additional backpack filled with age-appropriate school supplies donated by members of the club and Bright Ideas in Broad Ripple. 100% of club members and a few guests participated and all were in agreement that this is a project we will continue to participate in and grow for years to come.

:: June 28, 2007 :: Volunteers Get Active for Boys & Girls Club
New Orleans Times-Picayune
"More than the check for $10,000, Keith Boone Sr., director of the NFL Youth Education Town Boys & Girls Club, appreciated the attitude of the givers who arrived at the club on South Broad Street wearing 'New Beginnings New Orleans' T-shirts." 
Click here to read the complete article from our hands-on day at the Boys & Girls Club in New Orleans, LA

Wednesday, September 1, 6pm :: Open Board Meeting
ExactTarget
20 North Meridian St., 2nd Floor

Thursday, September 16, 6pm :: General Meeting
Moe & Johnny's
52nd & College Avenue, Indianapolis

Saturday, September 18, 8pm :: Laugh Like A Kid Again Fun-draiser
Morty's, A Comedy Joint
Email indyactive2030@gmail.com for discount tickets. A portion of tickets purchased through the Active 20-30 will be donated to the club to support our local projects.

Half Pint Challenge

Indianapolis #1036 challenged each club to send a runner or walker to take part in the country's largest half-marathon, the Indianapolis 500 Festival Mini-Marathon. The real race was to raise more money than the other participating clubs. Clubs raised money through pledges, donations, blackmail, whatever means necessary. Fort Wayne #700 raised the most money and took home half the pot. Congratulations to everyone who took part.
Click here for full details.