Community Perks

Where Local Businesses, Families, and Employers Thrive

Join Indianapolis’ Values-Driven Directory—now at half-off Founding Member rates!

Community Perks is more than a directory — it’s a movement to connect local businesses with mission-driven families, empower employees with real savings, and help employers boost workplace benefits.

📂 To see the full vision, including how listings work and why early adopters gain the biggest advantage, download our Community Perks Business Directory Presentation (PDF) below.

🚀 Indy Small Businesses — Get Seen & Trusted Locally

Community Perks gives Indianapolis families a way to discover and support businesses they can count on.

As a woman-owned, family-led initiative launched by The Healey Farm™, we’re building a trusted network of entrepreneurs, educators, and mission-driven households across Indy. Whether you’re a small shop, service provider, or side hustle, this is your moment to get listed, get found, and grow.

📌 Founding Member rates are 50% off — but only for the first wave of businesses before categories fill.

🌟 Why List Your Business?

✅ Exclusive Audience – Reach thousands of values-driven households through schools, churches, and local networks.
✅ Affordable Visibility – Listings start at just $25/year during launch.
✅ Curated Trust – Stand out from generic platforms like Yelp by joining a purpose-driven directory.
✅ Launch Spotlight – Early adopters featured in promotions and stories.

✨ Extra Value for Families & Employers

👨‍👩‍👧 For Families – Save 5–20% on local dining, childcare, home services, and more — every perk designed to support Indy small businesses.

💼 For Employers – Boost employee satisfaction with access to exclusive perks — at no cost to your organization. Perfect for schools, churches, nonprofits, and values-driven companies.

💡 Why Community Perks?

At The Healey Farm™, we’re building a legacy of service and stewardship.

When you list your business, you’re not just gaining exposure — you’re helping expand youth entrepreneurship (like Mason’s Grit & Purpose) and sustainable initiatives (like The Urban Garden Experiment).

This is how local commerce should work: neighbors supporting neighbors.