CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AT THE PIONEER VILLAGE, INC. is a U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity (Business ID: 202209191624443) dedicated to strengthening neighborhoods through access to essential services, safe spaces, and long-term support. We work alongside residents, community leaders, and local institutions to design initiatives that reflect the priorities of the people who live there.
Our models are intentionally practical. We focus on solutions that can be implemented with existing community assets—schools, faith communities, local businesses, and public facilities— rather than creating parallel systems that are difficult to maintain. Every project has a clear purpose, service description, and public point of contact so that partners and agencies can easily understand the role we play.
Before new programs are launched, we spend time listening to residents, frontline staff, and local organizations. We use this input to shape services, schedules, and locations so that resources match real-world needs rather than assumptions.
Our initiatives prioritize communities that have historically been under-resourced or overlooked. We look at who can realistically access services—considering transportation, language, family responsibilities, and digital access—and adjust designs to reduce those barriers.
We track both quantitative and qualitative outcomes: how many households participate, what changes are reported, and how community partners experience the collaboration. This information is summarized in a way that is useful to funders, agencies, and neighbors alike.
CHRISTMAS LIGHTS AT THE PIONEER VILLAGE, INC. is organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Principal office: 160 N 950 E, Greentown, IN, 46936, USA. This is the primary mailing address for official correspondence, verification requests, and administrative matters.
Email: contact@christmaslights.projectforgood.top
Phone: +1 7573250505
These contact points are monitored by administrative staff who can route inquiries to program leads or board representatives as needed.