Priority efforts focused on early education, housing security and mental health care access

United Way of Central Indiana has administered the program – which provides free tax preparation services – since 2015

United Way’s Social Innovation Fund supports organizations developing creative solutions to address community needs

A study from the Indiana Department of Education found 2021 ISLL participants had statistically significant gains in learning above pre-pandemic rates of learning

The program is for nonprofits and faith-based organizations led by or primarily serving people of color

The Impact United Dashboard shows community need, response of United Way’s partners

Technology and Facilities Maintenance are two of six sector support initiatives United Way provides – with backing from Lilly Endowment Inc. – to help accredited nonprofits respond to emergencies, support staff, improve infrastructure and technology, and make both planned and unexpected repairs.

Through the Grassroots and Faith-Based Data Initiative, United Way of Central Indiana’s reporting and analytics team works with grassroots organizations to improve their ability to collect and analyze data about their work and the people they serve.

Latinas Welding Guild received $143,000 from United Way’s Social Innovation Fund in November 2021, one of 14 organizations awarded grants.

The Family Opportunity Fund works to improve the education, financial stability and overall health and well-being of the whole family

United Way’s Family Opportunity Fund has allowed Hawthorne Community Center to hire family coaches, who focus on helping households reach their goals, said Caleb Sutton, Hawthorne’s executive director.

Leigh Harris has tutored more than 20 students in the ten years she’s volunteered with United Way of Central Indiana’s ReadUP program.

We spoke with Payne about his vision for the nonprofit and the importance of providing opportunities so people can live their best lives

Concord and United Way of Central Indiana have been partners for over a century, since United Way’s earliest days as a Community Chest. During the 2021-2022 grant cycle, United Way awarded Concord $150,000 from the Basic Needs Fund and $100,000 from the Family Opportunity Fund.

The funds will go to 12 community organizations in Central Indiana

Five human services organizations pitched new ideas to win funding at Propel

The Basic Needs Fund is designed to help people access food, housing, health care and transportation

Gov. Eric Holcomb presented Murtlow with the recognition Tuesday at United Way’s annual celebration

2021-2022 Community Impact Report

United Way of Central Indiana recently selected three nonprofits to receive a total of $50,000 in grants as part of a special fund for Putnam County organizations