Desmond, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of “Evicted,” spoke Thursday at a United Way of Central Indiana event in Indianapolis

Seven local nonprofits pitched ideas live Thursday evening at United Way’s Propel event

Registration is open for those interested in skydiving, rappelling Aug. 10, 11 as part of a United Way of Central Indiana fundraiser

With the Colts’ gift, United Way will be able to increase the pool of funding for organizations participating in Go All IN Day throughout Central Indiana.

For 2023, the Nonprofit Learning Center (NLC) has launched an in-person and virtual series of trainings with scaffolded topics that will support your organization, team, leaders, and community. Each of these modules includes three sessions, featuring experts and resources that support nonprofit management, sustainability, and community impact.  

In April, the bestselling author of “Evicted” will speak about his newest release, “Poverty, by America”

Awards were presented Feb. 18 at ELEVATE, an annual United Way fundraising event

Nonprofits will pitch ideas on reducing barriers, win funding, at Propel

United Way of Central Indiana will host its second pitch competition, Propel, in April

United Way will host its third Go All IN Day June 23 across region

Winners will be announced Feb. 18 at a United Way of Central Indiana fundraising brunch

United Way will host Call to Auction Nov. 18-29

The fifth annual event will recognize five people or groups who exemplify the leadership, philanthropy and ingenuity needed to move our community forward on important social causes.

The bestselling author of the memoir “Maid” spoke Wednesday at the keynote event in United Way of Central Indiana’s summer educational series

The event was the third and final discussion in a free summer educational series United Way hosted leading up to the August appearance of Stephanie Land, bestselling author of the memoir “Maid.”

9 events will be held in August across United Way’s service area

Seventy-four philanthropists will rappel down a 23-story building in Indianapolis Aug. 12 to raise funds for United Way’s basic needs initiatives

The event was the second of three free panel discussions leading up to “Maid” author Stephanie Land’s appearance Aug. 24

Proceeds from the singing competition will benefit United Way’s ReadUP program

More than 60 philanthropists will rappel down a 23-story building in August – raising funds for United Way’s basic needs work