IYG Art Show, Sale & Auction
Friday March 14, 2008, 7-10 pm
Stutz Building #2, 10th Street Entrance
$15 admission fee to benefit IYG
EXTENDED Art/Item Drop-off times:
Drop-off location 1: IYG Center, 2943 E. 46th St., Indianapolis
(46th St. & Binford Blvd.).
March 12 & 13 (Wed. & Thurs.) from 2-9 p.m.
Drop-off location 2: Out Word Bound - more than just a bookstore
625 North East Street, Indianapolis, Ind. 46202 – 317-951-9100
When the store is open between now and Wed., 3/12.
| CLICK HERE | for days and hours of operation.
Drop-off location 3:
On the Day-of the Auction (Fri., March 14) we will accept drop offs
in the "car room" at the Stutz Business Center. See below...
The Indiana Youth Group's 2008 Art Auction will have a new feature this year. It will include a show of work done by the youth. Some of these items will also be available for sale or auction.
Bidding on silent auction items will start at 7:00 pm. Tables will have rolling close times. Some items will be available with a buy it now price. The live auction will begin at 9 pm with auctioneer and comedienne Linda Bell.
The event will be catered by Hoaglin Fine Catering tickets can be purchased on this page or at Out Word Bound Books.
The Stutz Business Center
1060 N. Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46204
N. Capitol Avenue & 11th Street 
W. 10th Street Entrance The entrance to the IYG Art Auction is off West 10th Street It is the dock entrance door. 
About Indiana Youth GroupIndiana Youth Group (IYG) serves young people from ages 12 to 21 who self-identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or questioning and their allied friends. For Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) youth, the normal stress of adolescence can be heightened by the pressures that often accompany the internal awareness of being different. Social stigma, rejection, and bullying are often experienced by LGBT youth. It is no surprise that compared to their heterosexual peers, LGBT youth tend to experience a higher incidence of isolation, depression, suicide, and homelessness. IYG’s activity center offers a supportive environment that allows the youth to build self-confidence, explore individualism, and develop friendships within a community that values fairness, acceptance, respect for diversity, and equality. Since 1987, the Indiana Youth Group has been a positive force impacting thousands of LGBT youth. Our Board, staff, and volunteers continue to energetically fulfill IYG’s mission. Provide a safe place, a confidential environment and services which foster self-esteem, resiliency, and positive decision-making skills among self-identified lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender young people, and to advocate on their behalf in schools, on the streets, and in the community. Incorporated as a 501-C-3 organization, approximately one third of IYG’s annual budget comes from foundation and governmental grants, one third from special events (LGBT film festival, annual dinner, and the IYG art auction), and one third from donations from local organizations and individuals. |