Support Our Mission
Make a Donation
Your generosity builds harmony.
Every gift to Harmony Haus goes directly toward safe, structured, and recovery-focused housing for individuals seeking long-term freedom from substance use disorders.
Your Impact
Where Your Gift Goes
Harmony Haus is sustained by neighbors who believe recovery should never be out of reach. Your support keeps our doors open and our residents supported.
Safe Housing
Provides clean, structured, drug-free housing where residents can focus on healing and building a stable future.
Daily Support
Funds peer support, accountability, recovery planning, and life-skills coaching that helps residents maintain long-term sobriety.
A Fresh Start
Helps residents secure employment, access transportation, develop life skills, and build a foundation for independent living.
Give Today
Choose an amount
All donations are used to directly support resident services, housing operations, and recovery programming.
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Sponsor a Resident
Sponsor a Resident
Give someone a place to begin.
A sponsorship of $500–$1,000 directly underwrites a resident's stay at Harmony Haus — safe housing, peer support, and the structure that makes lasting recovery possible.
$500
Partial Resident Sponsorship
Helps provide housing, meals, recovery support, and essential program services while a resident works toward stability.
$750
Sustaining Sponsorship
Supports a resident for much of a month by helping cover housing, peer support, recovery planning, and daily living expenses.
$1,000
Full Resident Sponsorship
Provides one month of safe housing and recovery support, including meals, peer support, life-skills coaching, and other essential services that help residents build lasting independence.
Sponsorships are processed as one-time gifts. All donations are used to directly support resident services, housing operations, and recovery programming.
Other Ways to Help
Beyond financial gifts, we welcome donations of household goods, gift cards, and volunteer time from the Indianapolis community.
