Save Heritage Indiana Mission and Values
Understanding the organization's core mission to protect Indiana's heritage by reversing mass migration and the five key values that guide the movement.
Our Mission: Protecting Indiana's Heritage
Save Heritage Indiana exists to protect Indiana's heritage by reversing mass migration. We find Hoosiers who want to protect the way of life their families built, bring them together so they no longer feel alone, train them in the facts and in how to speak, and send them out to speak publicly and recruit the next person.
The challenge we face is clear: Indiana's identity is eroding under mass migration and weak enforcement, local communities shoulder the cost, and most Hoosiers who see it happening think they're the only ones. Our answer is equally clear: find them, gather them, train them, and give them the confidence to speak.
We are a 100% volunteer organization. Every person doing this work is a Hoosier who chose to.
Our Origin Story
We started as friends who watched our home changing rapidly. We asked ourselves: "Who stands up for Hoosiers who want to preserve our way of life?" The answer was no one. So we raised a banner to gather the people who share our concerns. If we do not act now, our home will be erased.
Our Five Core Values
Hoosier Pride - Indiana's heritage is worth preserving and defending
Responsibility - We each have a duty to protect our communities, state, and Republic
Law & Order - Enforce existing immigration laws thoroughly and fairly
Leadership - Indiana should be the national example for wise immigration policies
Stewardship - We fight for our grandchildren and future generations
Our Battle Plan
Success requires three coordinated actions:
Recruit - Tens of thousands of Hoosiers agree with us; they just don't know we exist. We hang posters, knock on doors, and invite them in. Every new name is a neighbor who no longer feels alone.
Train - Isolation makes good people doubt themselves. We bring Hoosiers together at monthly chapter meetings so they see their views are normal and shared. Then we train them: the facts, the history, and how to talk about it with confidence.
Deploy - 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 Every Member Walks
Sign the pledge.
Attend a virtual orientation or a local chapter meeting.
Complete the 30-Day Challenge: one two-minute take a day, plus the learning modules.
Go speak publicly, and bring someone new with you.
Our ultimate goal is ambitious but achievable: make Indiana the model for the nation of a people who know their heritage, stand together, and speak up for it.