Rocky Ripple, a small and close-knit town, has been hit hard by flooding. Many homes in Rocky Ripple have been damaged, and the Town Hall has also been flooded, leaving families and the community facing a difficult road ahead. Residents are now working through the overwhelming tasks of cleaning up, replacing essential supplies, and beginning repairs, while the town is also carrying the burden of community cleanup and costs that have already been incurred.

This fundraiser has been created to support the town and residents of Rocky Ripple directly. Funds will go to families who need help with supplies and cleanup, and they will also help the town cover community cleanup efforts and related expenses from the flooding. Every dollar helps. Any support, whether through a donation or by sharing this fundraiser, will mean so much to Rocky Ripple during this time. God bless, and thank you to everyone for standing with Rocky Ripple and helping this community recover.

How Funds Will Be Used and Accounted For

The Town of Rocky Ripple is raising funds to support our residents and the town itself. All assistance provided through this fundraiser will follow strict accountability and transparency standards:

Proof of residency will be required for anyone requesting assistance.

Receipts will be required for all reimbursements to ensure funds are used exactly as intended.

All donations will be tracked as a separate line item in the Town’s financial summary.

This dedicated line item will be fully auditable by the Indiana State Board of Accounts (SBOA) during their regular examinations.

No outside beneficiary is listed; funds are managed directly by the Town under established procedures.

These steps ensure that every dollar donated is used responsibly, transparently, and for the direct benefit of Rocky Ripple residents and community needs.

Thank you for supporting our town.

Randy Sanders

President, Rocky Ripple Town Council

A great link to see what the town went through. Now the long, difficult task of clean up.

https://mirrorindy.org/photos-indianapolis-neighborhood-fights-against-floodwaters/