There is no available information on a U.S. nonprofit organization named "Independent Living Partnership" with the EIN 475290051 associated with the website abilityindiana.org. However, there is information on a different organization with the same name but a different EIN (33-0464739). Here is an article in Wikipedia style about that organization:

Independent Living Partnership

The Independent Living Partnership (ILP) is a nonprofit organization committed to empowering older adults, people with disabilities, and their caregivers through collaborative programs and services that promote independence and healthy living.

History

The ILP was organized in 1989 to advocate for the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and gained support for its passage. It became a 501(c)(3) organization in 1991.

Programs and Services

ILP is recognized for its innovative programs, such as the TRIP Program. TRIP is a volunteer-driven transportation service designed for elderly and disabled individuals who lack access to other transportation options. This service not only provides critical transportation but also reconnects isolated individuals with their communities, enhancing their independence and quality of life.

Since its inception in 1993, ILP's TRIP Program has provided millions of rides, making it a model for other communities seeking to address transportation needs for underserved populations.

Mission and Impact

ILP collaborates with public and private entities to offer life-enriching services that strengthen social networks and facilitate access to necessary services. Their efforts contribute to healthier, more independent lifestyles, which in turn benefit both individuals and the broader community by reducing healthcare costs and supporting local economies.

Financial Overview

ILP relies primarily on contributions for its funding, with a significant portion dedicated to salary and operational expenses. The organization is committed to maintaining transparency and accountability in its financial management.