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Largest developmentally disabled centers in Indiana

The 50 largest developmentally disabled centers in Indiana

The 50 largest developmentally disabled centers in Indiana by revenue range from $97 million down to the rest.

The largest are Damar Services Inc, The Arc Of Northeast Indiana Inc, and Stone Belt Arc Inc.

Organizations
81
Total revenue
$390.1M
Total assets
$654.1M

Largest developmentally disabled centers in Indiana

Ranked by revenue.

Damar Services Inc
The Arc Of Northeast Indiana Inc
Stone Belt Arc Inc
Knox County Association For Remarkable Citizens Inc
Sycamore Rehabilitation Services Hendricks County Arc Inc
Paladin Inc
Aws Foundation Inc
Noble Inc
Hillcroft Services Inc
11St Kids Inc
Child-Adult Resource Services Inc
Carey Services Inc
Rauch Inc
Peak Community Services Inc
Gibson County Area Rehabilitation Centers Inc
Hopewell Center Inc
The Arc Of Indiana Inc
Evansville Arc Inc
The Arc Of Greater Boone County Inc
Arc Of Vigo County
Arc Of Wabash County Inc
Maple Seed Farms Inc
Gateway Services Inc
Outside The Box Inc
Living With Hope
Same As U Inc
Kc Learning Center Inc
Achieva Resources Corporation Inc
Community Services Of Starke County Inc
Down Syndrome Indiana Inc
The Arc Of Northwest Indiana Inc
EEckstein Workshop And Activities Incorporated
PProject Free University
CCrystal Hope Workshop Inc
Oasis Community Inc
Delaware County Special Needs Prom Inc
PPleasant Day Workshop Inc
Therapeutic And Behavioral Services Of Indiana Inc
The Arc Of Bartholomew County
The Arc Of Jackson County Inc
Lakeland Center Inc
AAusome Indy Inc
TThe Arc Of Lawrence County Inc Edwards
TThe Arc Of Clinton County Inc
BBridge Of Hope Stables Inc
LLutan Inc
Buttermilk Mountain Inc
Te'Andra Tough Foundation
CCollabunity
VVetbuilt Garage
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org