Three Putnam County nonprofits awarded United Way funding
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
The race may be over, but DePauw Little 5’s impact rides on
DePauw University students raise more than $12,800 for United Way of Central Indiana
Student enrollment now open for Indy Summer Learning Labs
Five-week summer program for first through ninth graders will be held June 21 to July 22 in Marion County
United Way of Central Indiana to award $50,000 in grants to Putnam County nonprofits
A committee of local stakeholders will select grant recipients
United Way of Central Indiana adds 2 new accredited organizations – one each in Marion and Morgan counties
Accreditation allows nonprofits to apply for United Way grant funding
Free tax preparation services now available to households with income below $66,000
United Way of Central Indiana has administered Indy Free Tax Prep since 2015
United Way’s Real Men Read program brings positive male mentors into kindergarten classrooms
Now in its seventh year, the program reaches about 440 students across Putnam County
United Way of Central Indiana announces policy agenda for 2022 legislative session
Central Indiana’s largest nonprofit network to advocate for early childhood education, housing and mental health
14 nonprofits receive $1.2 million in grants from United Way of Central Indiana’s Social Innovation Fund
The fund, one of five United Way impact initiatives, is designed to support nonprofits that are developing creative solutions to address needs in our communities.
United Way of Central Indiana seeking volunteers for Indy Free Tax Prep
Program offers free tax preparation to households below a certain income in Boone, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan counties
With help from United Way, Hendricks County Senior Services gives residents healthy meals – and a sense of community
The agency is expanding its partnership with Meals on Wheels of Hendricks County thanks to Basic Needs Fund grant
Want to become an accredited community organization with United Way? Applications for new partners are due Nov. 1
Accreditation allows nonprofits to apply for United Way impact funding. Other benefits include increased visibility, access to capacity-building resources, and connections with partners and volunteers.
