36th Annual Dinner with Piper Kerman
Join us October 26 in Notre Dame Stadium’s Dahnke Ballroom for an evening with the author of “Orange is the New Black: My Year in
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Our home was founded in 1986 to provide transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from incarceration. We offer a variety of programs to assist our residents in their transition back into society.
Join us October 26 in Notre Dame Stadium’s Dahnke Ballroom for an evening with the author of “Orange is the New Black: My Year in
Thank you to all our supporters for a making Dismas House’s 34th Annual Dinner a great success! Check out some of the photos from the
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Learn moreSince opening in August of 1986, Dismas of Indiana has provided a new beginning to over 500 former prisoners. Dismas has also been home to 94 local Notre Dame, St. Mary’s and Holy Cross students. Annually Dismas serves between 30-40 former offenders. Since opening, the Indiana Dismas House has been home to over 1,600 former offenders and over 100 college students.
Our home was founded in 1986 to provide transitional housing and support services to men and women who have been recently released from incarceration. We offer a variety of programs to assist our residents in their transition back into society.
There are many ways you can help further our mission. Whether it’s a financial donation or a gift of your time, your donation will be appreciated.
