During the past 34 years, the Carmel Swim Club has established themselves as the best swimming team in Indiana and one of the top club teams in the entire USA and Carmel Swim Club takes pride in serving all ages and ability levels.

Nazarene Youth International Club from the Indianapolis District Church of the Nazarene is to encourage, service and inspire the youth of the district to follow Christ's example and to spread the Good News of His love .

Indiana Assisted Living Federation offers Provider Members who service communities that offer assisted living options. They may be licensed residential care or unlicensed Housing with Services Establishments. It is easy to join IALFA.

Salvation Army Charity Montgomery Service Extension in conjunction with Community Action donates disaster services, emergency assistance, emergency financial assistance, youth services and residentail camping activities.

Junior Achievement of Central Indiana Inc Club is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in affiliation with Junior Achievement Worldwide to educate, service and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business, and economics.

The Wabash Conference Club exists to service our churches achieve effective, and successful ministry. We do our best to assist and encourage growing churches and churches that are entering into new capital projects.

The American Family Association of Indiana is dedicated to reducing destructive sexual behavior by promoting Judeo-Christian values through education, active community partnering, and empowering individuals at the local, state, and national level.

MADD, Mothers Against Drunk Driving Club believes it's possible for our nation to eliminate the tragedy of drunk driving and prevent underage drinking. And we are committed to service drunk driving victims/survivors and members

The purpose of the Missionary and Christian Women's Auxiliary Club of the Pentecolstal Assemblies is to promote the gospel and missionary work in the homeland and in the International field for women of all ages to work effectively to this end.

The IMAA Environmental Committee Club considers state and national environmental issues. The committee meets three or four times a year to discuss issues which are of concern to the aggregates industry. The committee has been very active servicing.