Finding Trust and Support through Positive Youth Development
Jeffrey Hunt always had his guard up. But who could blame him? Growing up in a rough neighborhood, he had already seen more than most. The Boys & Girls Club of Indianapolis provided him a support system he could trust and rely on.
Mass transit can enhance quality of life, unite Indy
For those without reliable transportation, the daily routine can be a struggle – long stretches of waiting, walking, and worrying about whether they’ll make it on time to work, school or the doctor’s office.
Eli Lilly and Company and United Way announced Global Partnership Agreement
Top executives signed a strategic partnership agreement designed to drive positive, measurable social change in the areas of education, income, health and basic needs in communities.
Breaking the cycle of abuse: A family’s chance at happiness
Joann’s husband had always been the jealous, controlling type; but over the years she had watched him shift from overbearing to truly dangerous.
Kickin' it in the kitchen with Pat McAfee
In celebration of his partnership with United Way, McAfee hosted the pilot episode of the television's next big hit.
Free tax assistance for Central Indiana residents
Last year, Indy Free Tax Prep volunteers prepared more than 7,000 tax returns for Marion County residents at no cost, resulting in more than $8 million in refunds and $1.5 million saved in tax preparation services.
Harrison Hill Harmony
Witness what’s possible when educators are empowered to use innovation and partnerships to help students who face daunting poverty and trauma.
Creating a Future through Friendship
Danielle’s isolation and waning confidence worried her mother. She knew Danielle needed a friend – a mentor to look up to. Danielle was introduced to her Big Sister, Kelly and soon enough, Danielle began to come out of her shell.
United Way supporter wins trip to Super Bowl 50
Longtime Colts fan, Tyffani Collins, is heading to Super Bowl 50 on Feb. 7 at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, CA, thanks to a special promotion by the Indianapolis Colts.
A summer to remember with Camp Little Red Door
After being diagnosed with Neuroblastoma at a young age, most of his memories were of times spent with doctors and nurses. So, for Aaron, camp was more than a fun summer getaway -- it was a shot at being a “normal kid”.
Resolve to work together, get involved in community
Let’s make 2016 a year of working together, aiming higher and resolving to make Central Indiana a healthier, more prosperous and generous place to live.
Perseverance + Priorities = Return to a self-sufficient life
Overcoming a series of barriers that left her jobless, homeless and with no family or friends to encourage her. Elnora and her coach put together a plan aimed at getting her back on her feet again and self-sufficient.
Michele LIVES UNITED
Michele LIVES UNITED by volunteering as a free tax preparer. The payoff? Volunteers helped local taxpayers get more than $8 million in refunds