The Faith in Place Action Fund is thrilled to announce our endorsement for Candidate Racheal Bleicher in Indiana House District 24 for the 2026 Midterm Election. We believe Bleicher will help guide our state towards a healthy, more just, and sustainable future. This election season is a critical time to stand up for our shared values and build healthy, just communities. Reminder! The election is on November 3, so we have less than two months to turn out as many people as

The Faith in Place Action Fund is thrilled to announce our endorsement for Candidate Tiffany Stoner in Indiana House District 25 for the 2026 Midterm Election. We believe Stoner will help guide our state towards a healthy, more just, and sustainable future. This election season is a critical time to stand up for our shared values and build healthy, just communities. Reminder! The election is on November 3, so we have less than two months to turn out as many people as poss

Our faith traditions teach us to care for the Earth and protect the health of our communities. Clean water, safe land, and strong environmental protections are essential to that calling. SB277, now scheduled for a hearing on Tuesday, February 24, would weaken Indiana's environmental safeguards by reducing the ability of the state to prevent pollution and protect public health. Instead of strengthening care for creation, this bill limits responsibility and accountability. At a

The Indiana FIPAF team celebrating after we got the news! Today, December 11, on Indiana’s 209th birthday, after months of phone calls and marches and raising our collective voices, the Indiana State Senate voted against the mid-decade power grab being demanded by the administration in D.C. This gift to Indiana is a direct result of our collective action. With your help and hard work, we contacted 46,000 fellow Hoosiers, who in turn sent messages and made phone calls to their

We have a win to celebrate—and a bigger fight ahead. The WIN! Thanks to thousands of rapid emails and calls, the House budget draft dropped the “nonprofit killer” that would have let the executive branch strip nonprofits of their tax-exempt status with the stroke of a pen. That’s democracy in action! (Read about it here.) The Fight Ahead! This is still a very, very bad bill with disastrous consequences for the climate and for people who are hoping to upgrade their homes, cars

This week, the Congressional Ways and Means Committee quietly introduced alarming language (Section 112209) into a funding bill, posing a severe threat to democracy by targeting nonprofit organizations nationwide. This provision undermines the very foundations of our democratic freedoms by intimidating and silencing organizations that dare to speak truth to power and advocate for justice.

Duke Energy wants to increase electricity bills by an average of $42 a month and burn more coal as part of the bargain.