Slovenian National Home of Indianapolis

The Nash was built in 1940 in Haughville and remains a place of gathering for Slovenians and friends. As some of you may be aware, we have been working hard to make many needed improvements to restore and preserve our beloved building. Recent updates include new bathrooms upstairs, restoration of the original ceiling in the Ball Room including new lighting, as well as electrical and plumbing updates throughout the building.

It is our intent to improve the facility as best as we can for future generations to enjoy as well as to honor our Slovenian elders who had the foresight to build it originally. With this in mind, we are reaching out to ask you for your help with the next much needed update.

The windows in the ballroom are original to the building and as such are well past their useful life. A combination of cracked and broken glass as well as inoperable hardware has led to windows that leak both air and water. The replacement of these windows is next on the list of updates to ensure that the improvements made inside the building remain in good condition.

We are asking for donations to help cover the cost of these window replacements. Any donated amount is greatly appreciated and will go towards replacing the ballroom windows. If excess money is left after completing the project, it will be placed in the building fund for future improvements to The Nash.

All donations will be recognized on our website (sloveniannationalhomeindy.com) and on our Facebook page. Donations can remain anonymous if requested.

For donations of $2,000 or more, a commemorative plaque will be made and placed in The Nash with the names of those donors or inscriptions of names “In Memory of.”

Checks should be mailed to “Slovenian National Home, 2717 West 10th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222” with a memo of “Windows”. 

Thank you for your continued support and helping to keep The Nash a special place for all generations. Let’s keep it going!