Indian Creek Foundation

Indian Creek Foundation ICF provides day, residential, & behavioral support programs to children & adults with ID/DD/autism. Private insurance provides a smaller portion of our income.

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Indian Creek Foundation provides necessary services to 1300 individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Autism. COMPANY OVERVIEW
Founded in 1975, Indian Creek Foundation's mission is to provide opportunities for children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities and autism to live in and enrich the community throughout their lives. Through three departments offering residential and community based, vocational, and behavioral health services; the Foundation continues to grow and meet the changing needs of the surrounding community. Behavioral Health Services
Indian Creek Foundation's Behavioral Health Services department provides support to children and adults who have an intellectual or developmental disability. Specialized services are also available for individuals with as Autism Spectrum Disorder or with a dual diagnosis of an intellectual or developmental disability and a mental health challenge. Residential and Community Based Services
A continuum of individualized services are offered to support people in exploring their place in the community. Twenty-four a day care is provided in homes throughout the area. Services include medication management and administration, transportation, personal care, goal-setting and engagement in community activities. This department also provides long and short-term supports to children and adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities, who live with their families and in the community. Services are designed to promote independence, to provide training and assistance to family members and to create connections to services within the community. Day Services
Skill training, volunteer opportunities and day program options are provided for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Residents of Indian Creek Foundation and other adults in the community are offered a variety of support options. The majority of our consumers receive Medicare and most of our funding comes from the reimbursements for service. Programs and services are also supported by funds from donations, grants, and special events.

Our Day Program is sporting some Halloween fashion!Hope you're getting ready for Friday night too!
10/30/2025

Our Day Program is sporting some Halloween fashion!
Hope you're getting ready for Friday night too!

We’ve been counting down to Halloween in the Day Program with a ton of themed activities, crafts, and special dress days...
10/30/2025

We’ve been counting down to Halloween in the Day Program with a ton of themed activities, crafts, and special dress days.

Our participants love a theme week and joined in on all the fun. 🎃👻

We started last week with:
- Wear a ghost (or white) shirt and go on a ghost scavenger hunt
- Halloween pajama day and BINGO!

This week, we counted down with even more fun:
- Monster masks and monster (or green) shirts and a lantern craft
- Nightmare before Christmas with skeleton shirts and a variety of Halloween games
- Wednesday was Addams Family day! We dressed up in black like Wednesday Adams and experimented with a potion!
- For pumpkin day, we wore pumpkin (or orange) shirts and got busy with another scavenger hunt

And today was the big day with a Halloween Costume contest! We wish all of our friends a fun and safe Halloween!

The creativity was on full display at our annual staff pumpkin decorating contest!We have some serious artistic talent a...
10/29/2025

The creativity was on full display at our annual staff pumpkin decorating contest!

We have some serious artistic talent among our staff, and we love highlighting it during this contest every year.

The Day Program took first prize with their “UP” theme. The Intensive Behavioral Health Services team came in second with “Butterball,” and the Accounting department got third place with “Stay Puft.” Jean Clipsham won the prize for guessing how many pieces of candy are in our little candy jar.

Show us your decorated pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns in the comments!

The end of the year is rolling in fast, and we need volunteers for our activities!We’re scheduling volunteers for our an...
10/29/2025

The end of the year is rolling in fast, and we need volunteers for our activities!

We’re scheduling volunteers for our annual Holiday Friendship Dinner, to be held on December 10. This is a great opportunity to serve as an office, family, or social group!
Use this link to sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0D4DAEA92BA1F9C16-59328947-2025

If that date doesn’t work, please reach out to see how we can get you plugged in to the perfect volunteer activity. Visit our Volunteers page at www.indcreek.org/volunteer or contact Beth Healy at ehealy@indcreek.org

Would you like to celebrate with us?Indian Creek Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Gala is now open to the public with a lim...
10/28/2025

Would you like to celebrate with us?

Indian Creek Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Gala is now open to the public with a limited number of tickets available!

If you love the work that we’re doing in the community and would like to help us celebrate this milestone with an evening of dining and dancing, please visit www.onecau.se/icf50thanniv to purchase your tickets. Our event will include brief remarks, a wine pull raffle, an exciting silent auction, and more.

Here are the details:
Indian Creek Foundation’s 50th Anniversary Gala
Pinecrest Country Club
Friday, November 7th beginning at 6:30PM
Cocktail attire is appreciated

We hope you can join us!

We've been enjoying the nice Fall weather and getting out to enjoy some pumpkin themed fun!
10/27/2025

We've been enjoying the nice Fall weather and getting out to enjoy some pumpkin themed fun!

What happens when adults with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities require more care than their family can pro...
10/27/2025

What happens when adults with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities require more care than their family can provide at home?

A residential program like we have been providing for over 50 years is often the desired option for individuals and their families. In one of our residential group homes:
- Highly qualified and compassionate Direct Support Professionals deliver around the clock care.
- Individuals enjoy a great deal of autonomy and support to explore their interests and engage with the community.
- Family members visit residents at home and also pick them up for quality time activities.

Residential programs for adults with special needs help families achieve the best of both worlds by providing continuous care while encouraging family connections.

The McDowells are an Indian Creek family who have been enjoying a rhythm of family life through residential care for many years. Check out this blog post to learn more about what it’s like to be a family supported by our residential program

https://indcreek.org/mcdowell-family/

We are closing in on our goal to raise $2 million in the Mission to Serve Every ONE!We have raised over $1,950,000! When...
10/24/2025

We are closing in on our goal to raise $2 million in the Mission to Serve Every ONE!

We have raised over $1,950,000!

When we started this ambitious campaign, we knew it would be exciting to watch it grow. We are absolutely blown away by the support we have received from our friends, families, and local businesses. We have made countless new friends and discovered many opportunities through this Mission.

Thank you for your ongoing support and commitment to Indian Creek Foundation!

Can you help us reach our final milestone? Your donations can be made in the form of cash, tax-qualified contributions, business gifts, and real estate gifts. Thank you to all of our supporters and friends!

Join us in Serving Every ONE! Every gift of every size will support Indian Creek’s ability to grow and provide exceptional services and careers in our local community.

Visit www.serveeveryone.org to make your donation!

Do you have a 4th Quarter meeting scheduled with your Financial Advisor or Accountant to discuss tax planning strategies...
10/22/2025

Do you have a 4th Quarter meeting scheduled with your Financial Advisor or Accountant to discuss tax planning strategies?

We hope you’ll consider Indian Creek Foundation and our Mission to Serve Every ONE in your charitable giving for 2025.

Our Mission to Serve Every ONE accepts donations in the form of:
- Planned giving
- Qualified charitable donations
- Stock donations
- Real estate
- Cash
- Memorial and honor gifts

Speak with your financial professionals to learn more about how these donations work.

For more information about how your giving supports Indian Creek Foundation in our efforts to achieve sustainable growth and employment, visit www.serveeveryone.org.

Our 50th Anniversary Celebration Silent Auction is Open to All!!We are thrilled to present a selection of amazing silent...
10/21/2025

Our 50th Anniversary Celebration Silent Auction is Open to All!!

We are thrilled to present a selection of amazing silent auction items as part of our 50th Anniversary Celebration. Check out our list of items and experiences ranging in value from $200 to $10,000 at the link below. Just register your credit card to begin bidding. Turn on alerts to keep up with the competition! Bidding will run from now until our Celebration Gala on November 7th. You do not need to be present to win. You will receive a notification of any items you win, and we’ll be in touch to finalize the details.

From vacations to dinners, event tickets, sports, and more, we have something for everyone! Visit our Silent Auction page to check out the items:

onecau.se/icf50thanniv

Have you driven by our Cowpath Road campus lately? Our new building signs are up to reflect our new logo, and we can’t w...
10/20/2025

Have you driven by our Cowpath Road campus lately? Our new building signs are up to reflect our new logo, and we can’t wait for everyone to come by to see them!

Our new logo reflects our commitment to Serving Every One with compassionate and professional care. We’re proud to show off our updated look on the building. Our staff and Day Program participants love the new bright colors and the meaning behind this logo design.

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420 Cowpath Road
Souderton, PA
18964

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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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Our Story

For over 40 years, Indian Creek Foundation has served Bucks and Montgomery area children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Throughout the years, the Foundation has become a premier non-profit organization impacting lives in more ways than you may realize.

Although it wasn't incorporated until 1975, the Foundation's roots trace back to 1958, when a boy with a developmental disability was born to a local family. It was important to them that their son would have a place to live and work when they were no longer able to care for him; they turned to the community for help with their quest. At about the same time, the Franconia Mennonite Conference established a committee as part of their mission entitled "Indian Creek Haven". The purpose of this mission was to provide outreach services to people living in the community with a developmental disability. It was this combination of one family's search for answers and the Franconia Mennonite Conference's mission that began the development of the organization that today touches more than 1200 lives in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

The connection to Mennonite churches in the area helped Indian Creek Foundation carve out a set of values that serve as guiding principles for the work being performed. Values such as compassion, mutual respect and meaningful relationships are the building blocks of the Foundation's Philosophy of Care. This philosophy, which is instilled in each employee, is the essence of what happens at the Foundation each day.

Today, the Foundation continues to be guided by the core values that were developed 40 years ago. Though service delivery methods have changed over time one thing remains true, the Foundation is dedicated to the people it provides services for. With an ever-growing staff, a committed Board of Directors and the support of the community, the Foundation is poised to impact even more lives. From residential services to recreational activities to employment services and services within the family home, Indian Creek Foundation remains steadfast in its mission and focused on its future goals.