SHELBYVILLE, Ind. – Local and regional leaders in the Accelerate Rural Indiana (ARI) region announced Thursday the allocation of READI 2.0 funding to support the development of the new Shelbyville non-profit center. It marks the region’s first investment through the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative 2.0 (READI 2.0).
Healthy Shelby County, a nonprofit that has long served the community, will operate the new facility. The center will feature an incubation space, a centralized food pantry, an industrial kitchen, a visitation space, a family resource center, navigator services, a computer lab, and showers.
Construction is expected to begin by June 2025, and the facility is planned to open in January 2026.
Read more about this Next Level investment to support Shelbyville community members here.
