Indian Creek Foundation is a non-profit organization serving adults and children with autism and developmental disabilities in Bucks and Montgomery counties in Pennsylvania.
Check back soon for information on Indian Creek Foundation’s 19th annual Roll & Stroll.
This is the foundation's largest community fundraising event.
This charity ride typically draws over 500 participants and volunteers from all over Southeastern PA and NJ. With scenic and challenging courses of 64, 39, 20, and 10 miles, this event has something for cyclists of all skill levels. There is also a 10k, 5k, and 1k course for walkers or runners! Afterwards, participants can enjoy an all-you-can-eat picnic buffet, children's entertainment, and a raffle with great prizes. This event is sure to be fun for the entire family.
Roll & Stroll Prizes
The highest individual fundraiser will qualify to win 2 round trip airline tickets anywhere in the continental US
(Max. value $600, some restrictions apply)
Raise $150 to qualify for the Roll & Stroll Jersey- see the new design at www.rollandstroll.com
Raise over $100 to receive a gift certificate for any of the participating area bike shops.
Raise over $1000 and become part of the elite $1000 Club and have your name listed on the plaque displayed at the event every year!
One team will also be awarded for each of the following:
Highest Fundraising Team
Largest Team
Indian Creek Foundation operates three main divisions through which it fulfills its mission.
Provides residential services in Montgomery and Bucks counties. A continuum of individualized services are provided to support people in exploring their place in the community. Over 90 people are supported in 20 homes throughout the area.
Provides vocational training, employment, and day program options for adults with developmental disabilities. Residents of Indian Creek Homes and other adults in the community are offered a variety of service options including Adult Training Facility, Industry 63 (a facility based production environment), Transitional Employment Programs and Supported Employment Programs.
Provides long-term and short-term supports to children and adults with disabilities who live with their families and in the community. Services are designed to promote independence, provide training and assistance to family members. Support options include: Behavioral Health Services, Intake/Assessment, Family Based Mental Health Services, Home Based Waiver, Lifesharing, Respite Services, Social Skills Program, Supported Living, and STAR of Indian Creek, a recreational and socialization program.
