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FIVE-DIGIT GROUND · PENN TOWNSHIP BEYOND THE TOWN LINE
Beyond the town line, the register's Osceola continues across the township's subdivisions and farm roads, and its human-service core is the closest thing this ground has to a charity sector: Hope for One Child (1609 Big Sky Court; ruled April 2013), a foster-care charity; Beyoutiful Minds (54895 Montpellier Trails Drive; ruled March 2024), classified to children's and youth services; Special Needs Children & Adults (10500 Edison Road; ruled August 2003), classified to emergency assistance — food, clothing, cash; and the United Family Daycare Providers Inc. (54435 Christle Court; ruled September 2022; revenue in the $100,000-and-over band), a food-distribution program run through the county's home daycares. The giving vehicles stand beside them: I M A (56325 Ash Road; ruled December 2004), a private grantmaking foundation on the township's oldest road; the Rob Melton Memorial Foundation Inc. (10184 Rosewood Court; ruled December 2010), a scholarship fund; the Kingdom Road Project and Mt. Zion Homes (Dragonfly Court and Big Sky Court), classified to international relief; Journey of Love Inc. (10741 Toledo Avenue; ruled September 2021), an animal-welfare charity; and the Michiana Institute for Successful Aging (10223 Heather Brooke Drive; ruled March 2018). The churches of the ring — Fuente de Vida Grace Bilingual Church, the Grace Brethren Church, Grace Point Apostolic, Lighthouse Vineyard, Living Rock, Shepherd's Heart Fellowship, Christ's Church on Michiana and the rest — are the Religion section's whole, pointed to and not re-told.
The ring's clubs and chapters print at the same size. The labor movement's register presence on this ground is a row of locals seated at officers' homes — the United Auto Workers (10104 Vistula Road; ruled July 1944), the United Steelworkers (56355 Ash Road; ruled December 1940), AFSCME (58060 Aspen Drive; ruled August 1957) and the International Union of Security, Police and Fire Professionals (54408 Venita Court; ruled December 1949) — four wartime-and-after rulings that map the township's factory commutes; no union hall stands in Osceola in the register or any other record reached. The veterans' ring adds CVMA Indiana 14-3 (56872 Eastvue Drive; ruled June 2021), the Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association's local chapter, at pointer to the wars leg. The fraternal and professional chapters: Epsilon Sigma Alpha's council (11970 Fourth Street; ruled August 1974), a women's service sorority chapter; the Society of Manufacturing Engineers' chapter (55851 Wild Game Drive; ruled May 1967); the Central Region IWMC (10683 Jefferson Road; ruled February 2004), a motorcycle club in the social-club class; and the Progress Club of South Bend (1411 Starlite Trail Drive; ruled November 1990) — a civic league carrying the county seat's name at an Osceola mailing address, printed as the register prints it. The sports ring: Canes Great Lakes (10560 Brems Court; ruled November 2021), a baseball-softball training nonprofit, sharing its address with the Michiana Scrappers (ruled October 2021); the Newton Park Knockouts (ruled October 2006); Mulligans 4 Life Corp (54788 Kristi Lane; ruled April 2011); and the Amateur Athletic Union seated care of an Osceola coach (55751 Ringneck Drive). The arts ring: Main Stage Inc. (55845 Short Hair Drive; ruled January 2009; filings in the $100,000-and-over bands), a performing-arts organization, and the Michiana Concert Band (Box 412; ruled December 2024), at pointer to the arts leg. One entry closes the ring with a smile the register did not intend: the National Marathon Archives Incorporated (55073 Ryan Place Drive; ruled February 2007), classified by the Service itself under "historical societies, related historical activities" — an archive of marathon running, seated on a township cul-de-sac, distinguished here from the town's own historical society of the inner ring.
Principal sources: IRS exempt-organizations register, "Osceola, IN" (read November 11, 2026) — entries as itemized; classifications and ruling dates as the register prints them.