We transform donated furniture into a pathway out of housing instability—creating fully furnished homes that support long-term housing stability, all while reducing environmental waste.

We’re part of the solution to ending homelessness—and to us, that is a big deal!

A logo for The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana features a blue house with a white angel figure inside, a yellow heart on its chest, and yellow and blue text beneath. The background shows a field of yellow flowers under a clear blue sky.

More? The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana is a humanitarian aid agency that depends on community donations of essential furniture and housewares to serve those fighting poverty. Yes, it is a thing! By rehoming your furniture and household items, you help restore hope and stability in housing for others and you are also helping keep items out of the landfill.

A furnished home is not a luxury. It is the foundation for stability, health, education, and dignity.

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Our Mission

To help rebuild the lives of families and individuals who have suffered disaster, personal tragedy or other misfortunes by providing household furnishings.

Logo for The Mustard Seed of Central Indiana featuring a couch inside a blue house with a yellow heart above the couch, and the organization’s name in blue and yellow text.

Our Vision

To inspire growth and sustainability in the community of Central Indiana, one person/family at a time, by turning a house into a home.

A delivery truck parked in front of a building in a parking lot. The truck has signage for The Mustard Seed Furniture Bank of Central Indiana, including a logo with a house and heart. The truck displays a phone number, 317-572-5724.
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A brown leather armchair with a colorful floral pillow, against a white wall with two large holes revealing yellow brick behind.
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