Our thoughts are with everyone in our community who has been impacted by the flooding.
In the midst of such a difficult situation, it has been incredibly heartwarming to see our community come together to support neighbors and help those in need. We are grateful for the many local organizations, groups, and individuals who are working to provide resources and assistance to those affected.
We’ve gathered the following resources to help connect our community with reliable information and support during the recovery process. Because resources and assistance programs may change as the situation develops, we recommend checking these sources regularly for the most up-to-date information.
Verified Resources
For reliable information about flood response, recovery efforts and available assistance, we recommend these local resources:
How The Library Can Help
Hamilton East Public Library is here to help our community access information and stay connected during the recovery process. At our Fishers and Noblesville libraries, we offer free wifi and public computers. Our copy machines can be used to print, scan, or upload documents. Library cards are not needed for any of these services. Library staff are available to assist with technology needs or to access online resources to help you navigate the recovery process.
How You Can Help
If you are looking for ways to support neighbors impacted by the flooding, consider donating or volunteering through established local organizations coordinating relief efforts:
- Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County
- Hamilton County Community Foundation
- Serve Village
- Volunteer Fishers
The Fishers and Noblesville libraries also have Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank donation bins for community members who would like to help support neighbors experiencing food insecurity.
A Community Coming Together
Recovery will take time, but our community has already shown what is possible when neighbors come together to support one another. Whether you need assistance, are looking for ways to help or simply want to stay informed, we hope these resources make it a little easier to find the information you need.
HEPL is sharing these resources to help connect our community with information and assistance. Please contact each organization directly for the most current information about available services, eligibility, and assistance.