Batesville Kiwanis Club
Service club serving the Batesville community.
What they do: Its signature event is the annual Applefest at Liberty Park.
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Service club serving the Batesville community.
What they do: Its signature event is the annual Applefest at Liberty Park.
Environmental beautification nonprofit that maintains community beautification projects, including memorial and honor bricks at the Village Green gazebo.
Who can join: Open — anyone interested in becoming a member, or just wanting to help out when they can.
Contact: President Clara, 812-934-3723; Vice President Connie, 812-934-4704 (as published May 2025 — not re-verified)
A not-for-profit promoting the arts through artistic education, expression, and enjoyment in Batesville and the surrounding area.
What they do: Runs Arts in Education in K-12 classrooms across six Batesville and Oldenburg area schools, sponsors 20+ pieces of public art, and is run by a volunteer 20-member board.
Who can join: Open and inclusive — membership starts at $30/year; volunteering needs no artistic talent.
Join or volunteer →Leads the effort to revitalize, support, and celebrate historic downtown Batesville — through events, business partnerships, and community connection.
What they do: An Indiana Accredited Main Street (2020) and 501(c)(3) since 2017, organized around four committees: Design, Economic Vitality, Events & Promotion, and Organizational Sustainability.
Who can join: Open to volunteers — event planning, beautification projects, supporting local businesses.
Contact: [email protected] · 132 S. Main Street, Batesville
Volunteer →Lions service club chartered December 14, 1942, and still active with 14 members.
Meetings: Meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month at 6:30 PM at LaRosa’s Pizzeria (104 State Road 46 E).
Researches, collects, preserves, and promotes the material culture and history of the Batesville area.
What they do: The Society formed in 1999; the Historical Center opened on George Street in 2008.
Who can join: Membership open — $15/year personal, $25/year couples, including event notices and newsletters.
Meetings: Museum hours: Thursday–Friday 10 AM–2 PM, Saturday 9 AM–12 PM. Group tours at other times by arrangement.
Contact: Curator Carolyn Dieckmann, 812-212-9382 · Museum 812-932-0999 · 15 W. George Street
Join or volunteer →Benefits Batesville through engaging, practical school programs that go beyond the basics — grants, scholarships, and learning opportunities in academics, athletics, and the arts.
What they do: An independent 501(c)(3), separate from the school corporation, with its own board.
Who can join: Donors and community sponsors fund the programs; scholarships are a separate track for BHS students.
Contact: [email protected] · P.O. Box 121, Batesville
Donate →Supported financially and through volunteers from area churches. Serves neighbors in need of food assistance — 750+ neighbors each month.
Who can join: Anyone can volunteer (20+ serve each week) or donate; neighbors in need can receive food assistance.
Meetings: Open every Wednesday 12–4 PM and the 4th Tuesday of the month 4:30–6:30 PM at 920 County Line Rd. Closed Wednesday, November 25 and Wednesday, December 30, 2026.
Contact: (812) 932-2622 opt. 2
Volunteer or donate →Nonprofit supporting Batesville athletics.
Local service and networking club.
Manages local philanthropic funds, community grants, and youth outreach programs like Ripley Youth Outreach.
Contact: 13 E George St Ste b, Batesville
Supports veterans, active-duty service members, and local families.
Meetings: Auxiliary meetings on the 3rd Monday of the month at 7:00 PM.
Contact: 132 E Boehringer St, Batesville
Coordinates local veteran services and community events like Memorial Day ceremonies.
Contact: 2899 E Legion Rd, Batesville
Social and non-profit fraternal organization uniting members in the spirit of community.
Contact: 104 W Pearl St, Batesville
Catholic fraternal service organization offering a social hall and community event space.
What they do: Known locally as “The Hall”.
Contact: 624 Delaware Rd, Batesville
Regional charity and fraternal organization.
Contact: 111 S Vine St, Batesville
Hosts shooting sports, practice sessions, and outdoor events.
Contact: 417 N Coonhunters Rd, Batesville
Faith-based youth mentoring and social organization for high school students.
Contact: 4 S Park Ave, Batesville
Community clothing and outreach support resource.
Contact: 920 County Line Rd, Batesville
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