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This month, we’re excited to gather feedback on a first version of a new Little Flower Resources Guide . Board member Miles Reiter is assembling this as part of a website refresh the board is working on this term. he would love to hear from you about what additional resources should be available here for neighbors. The goal of the guide is to bring together essential community resources—everything from emergency hotlines and housing programs to food assistance, free and low-c

Hi Neighbors, My name is Buffy Stout, and just over a year ago I had the honor of starting a litter cleaning initiative in our neighborhood. Since moving to Little Flower 3 years ago, I’ve been lucky enough to have close proximity to neighborhood goings-on with my partner being on the board. I immediately loved being a part of all the different events that the board put on to bring neighbors together. I feel so at home in this neighborhood and happen to think it is one of the

Last month, you may have seen temporary cones and barriers pop up around Little Flower’s streets as part of our Community Powered Infrastructure Project . This temporary demonstration, conducted in partnership with the Department of Public Works (DPW), was a tactical urbanism effort designed to test low-cost solutions for improving safety and quality of life in our neighborhood. These projects can be impactful for two reasons: first, they allow us to gather valuable, real-wor

We are thrilled to announce a major new initiative for the neighborhoods along the 10th Street corridor! The Little Flower Neighborhood Association (LFNA) was the successful applicant  for the Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD) Cultural Districts Fund grant, securing the Emerging Cultural District designation for the 10th Street corridor (from N. Sherman Drive to N. Leland Avenue). This recognition marks a pivotal moment, securing a grant dedicated to s

The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (Indy DPW) announced this year's leaf collection will run from Monday, Nov. 10 to Friday, Dec. 5, 2025. Residents can leave up to 40 bags of leaves for pick-up per week on their regularly scheduled collection day during the four-week collection period at no additional cost. During the week of Thanksgiving, leaf collection will be operating on a slide schedule. Here are a few guidelines to follow during leaf collection season: · Pl

The Little Flower Neighborhood Association (LFNA) invites all residents, local business owners, and interested community members to attend a special neighborhood meeting featuring major updates on neighborhood development and identity projects. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at the Little Flower Catholic School cafeteria  (enter through Door #6 off the parking lot and down the stairs). Neighbors are encouraged to arrive early for complimentary pizz