Welcome to Samantha’s House.
We are a 501c3 charitable foundation with a mission: Help people who are trapped both physically and financially due to serious injuries or disabilities by improving their surroundings to make their life a little easier.
Corporate Sponsors
The foundation chooses deserving people that have everyday life challenges due to their injuries or disabilities and current living conditions that are not conducive to their unique needs. With the help of individuals like you, the community and our corporate sponsors, we raise money to support building fully handicapped accessible homes and/or handicapped accessible vans. This allows the individual or families lives to become a little easier.
Samantha
Who was Samantha Allen?
Who was Samantha Allen and why did so many people want to help her? If you ever had the privilege to meet Samantha in person you would know the answer to the second part of that question.
Mia
Mia’s strength continues to amaze me. She has overcome more obstacles than a person would care to face in a lifetime.
Darius
Darius is greatful for his life, his family, close friends and a host of new friends that he’s met along this journey.
Dawson
Cerebral Palsy cannot stop a straight-A student with a great sense of humor and a mission.
Updates
A New Van for Darius
Recently, we got word that one of our previous recipients was able to get another new van. Darius is excited to be able to start driving his handicap-accessible van himself, now. We celebrate the additional freedom that this van will give to Darius. Congratulations!
Read MoreSwim Meet Raises Funds for Dikeman Family
The Center Grove Swim Club hosted a charity meet at the University of Indianapolis aquatics facility on the UIndy campus on April 21st, 2018. Many teams joined in support of the Dikeman Family and participated in this one-day invitational swim meet. All proceeds from Admissions and Meet Entry fees were donated to the Samantha’s House and Van foundation in support of the Dikeman Family’s home renovation….
Read MoreDikeman Family – Our next Samantha’s House & Van recipient
Hudson was diagnosed with an extremely rare genetic condition called TAF1 syndrome, a condition so new it has yet to be named. This syndrome causes developmental delays and weakened muscle tone. Hudson has just begun to use a walker. However, his stability is very poor and his hearing and speech are also affected. This project involves a complete bathroom/bedroom remodel, including an outside handicapped ramp. This…
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