Stand Up. Fight for Indiana's Heritage.

Our home is being invaded. That ends today.

Take the pledge: "I pledge to learn the facts, stand with my neighbors, and fight for Indiana's heritage."

100% volunteer. 1,700+ Hoosiers pledged. 87 of 92 counties.

1,700+

Hoosiers pledged

87 of 92

counties represented

197+

volunteers

7

local chapters

100+

learning modules

As Seen In

The Washington Post • The Guardian • Time Magazine

IndyStar • CNN • Newsweek • InfoWars

Chicago Tribune, NewsMax, The Daily Beast

The Stakes for Indiana

Walk through your hometown and it's changing fast — and nobody asked Hoosiers. Schools are stretched. Wages are held down. Small towns are losing the way of life that took generations to build. If we wait, it's gone.

Portrait of Stephen Miller
The Left's primary tool is weaponized immigration.
Stephen Miller
Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy, Homeland Security Advisor

Our Battle Plan

Our Battle Plan

  • 1. Recruit

    Tens of thousands of Hoosiers agree with us. They just don't know we exist yet. So we go find them — posters, door knocks, conversations — and invite them to join us. Every new name is another neighbor who no longer feels alone.

  • 2. Train

    Isolation makes good people doubt themselves. At monthly chapter meetings, Hoosiers see their views are shared, then get trained on the facts and how to speak. This is how we raise the next generation of Hoosier leaders.

  • 3. Deploy

    Training means nothing without action. Trained members go out and speak: at city council and school board public comment periods, in the local paper, from the pulpit, and to their own neighbors. Then they recruit the next person.

The Path

Your Path, Step by Step

  1. 1. Sign the pledge.

    Takes 30 seconds. You'll start getting our email every week or two.

  2. 2. Come to an orientation or a chapter meeting.

    Virtual orientations run every few weeks. Chapters meet monthly, in person or online.

  3. 3. Take the 30-Day Challenge.

    Do a small, two-minute task online each day. Study the modules. Get trained and confident.

  4. 4. Speak up.

    City council. School board. Letter to the editor. Your own kitchen table.

Daily Practice

The 30-Day Challenge

Nobody else does this. For 30 days, you do one two-minute take a day. Small, daily, and by the end you're a different person — informed, practiced, and ready to speak.

  • ✓Say a prayer for our mission.
  • ✓Write a two-minute reflection on what heritage means to you.
  • ✓Complete one learning module.
  • ✓Invite one friend to sign the pledge.

See the full challenge after you sign the pledge.

Local

Chapters Across Indiana

ValparaisoSouth BendFort WayneLafayetteIndianapolisBloomingtonEvansville

Seven chapters meet monthly, in person or virtually. Not near one? We'll help you start one.

Find Your Chapter

Honor

Service Days

We honor the people who built Indiana. Chapters install American flags and clean and restore gravestones — especially of veterans — to show respect for our ancestors.

Facts

Know the Facts

3–9%

How much mass low-skill immigration reduces wages for American workers without a high school diploma.

Source: George Borjas, Harvard University.

$279,000–$500,000

Net fiscal cost of one low-education immigrant household over 75 years.

Source: National Academies of Sciences, 2017.

$1.5 billion

Indiana educates roughly 100,000 English-learner students at about $15,000 each — $1.5 billion a year.

Source: Indiana Department of Education.

3x

ESL enrollment in Indiana public schools has more than tripled since 2000.

Source: Indiana Department of Education.

Members get access to 100+ learning modules on policy, economics, history, and how to talk about all of it. Explore the Learn page

Vision

What We're Fighting For

We envision a state full of communities that are safe, prosperous and beautiful. Our descendants will be able to ride bikes around their neighborhoods and play basketball on the hoop of their barns. It will be a place that our ancestors would recognize and be proud of.

Portrait of Micah Beckwith

Most people have no idea... that our culture is being stolen right out from underneath our eyes, and that's why what you're doing matters so much.

Save Heritage Indiana is doing exactly what our state needs.

You're educating people, equipping them with knowledge and skills, and then activating them to go out and make a difference.

Micah Beckwith
Lt. Gov. of Indiana, Pastor at Life Church in Noblesville
Portrait of Rep. Zach Payne
I support Save Heritage Indiana's mission to stop and reverse mass migration to preserve our heritage and keep our communities strong.
Rep. Zach Payne
Indiana House District 66
Portrait of Rep. Chris Jeter
I'm proud to support Save Heritage Indiana, a proven team that has built a successful grassroots movement before and is now giving Hoosiers the voice they deserve on this vital issue.
Rep. Chris Jeter
Indiana House District 88

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Federal law sets the big rules, but states and towns feel the costs first — in schools, wages, and public services — and they have real tools of their own. More importantly, the people who will decide Indiana's future live here. We're organizing them.
  • Heritage means the way of life Hoosiers built over generations — small towns where neighbors know each other, schools that put local families first, jobs that pay enough to raise kids here. Friday night basketball, Fourth of July parades, county fairs, potlucks after church. It's a people and a culture, passed down. Mass migration changes that balance fast, often without voters having a say.
  • No. Save Heritage Indiana is independent — neither Republican nor Democrat, not controlled by any party or campaign, and we do not endorse or oppose candidates. We are a 100% volunteer organization that educates and organizes Hoosiers.
  • More than most people think. States can require employers to verify work eligibility, decide how local police cooperate with federal authorities, and set rules for public benefits and licensing. Arizona, Florida, and Texas have each taken different approaches. Our learning modules walk through what each state has done and what happened next.
  • You'll get our email every week or two with orientations, chapter meetings, and events. You decide your level of involvement — some people start by showing up once a month, others take on leadership roles. Every bit matters.
  • No. Save Heritage Indiana is 100% volunteer. Every dollar donated goes to posters, printing, our organizing platform, and chapter costs.
  • All personal information is stored securely. We never sell or share our list. We verify new volunteers carefully and keep meeting details private because people have tried to disrupt our events.

The Fight Starts With You

Take the pledge: "I pledge to learn the facts, stand with my neighbors, and fight for Indiana's heritage."