The 2022 Indiana legislative session is off to a speedy start, and United Way of Central Indiana and our advocacy partners have been hard at work tracking, analyzing and testifying on bills that the House and Senate will take up.

Koya Partners retained to conduct national search for new CEO

Leadership United trains participants to serve on nonprofit boards

Now in its seventh year, the program reaches about 440 students across Putnam County

Gina Miller, United Way of Central Indiana’s chief operating officer and chief financial officer, explains how to be your own charity investigator – and what to keep for your taxes

Central Indiana’s largest nonprofit network to advocate for early childhood education, housing and mental health

The event – returning in person in 2022 – raises money for United Way’s Basic Needs Fund

I can think of no better reflection for this holiday season. Let’s know one another better. Let’s surround each other with support. Let’s celebrate our passions. And, let’s honor the purpose in our lives.

Looking for ways to give back? United Way of Central Indiana has got you covered, whether you’re looking to donate once, volunteer throughout the year, get involved virtually or make giving a family project.

The long-running program is critical this year as experts predict rising energy bills nationwide

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.

Program offers free tax preparation to households below a certain income in Boone, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan counties

The agency is expanding its partnership with Meals on Wheels of Hendricks County thanks to Basic Needs Fund grant

A Q&A with Chris Dunlavy of Eli Lilly during National Disability Employment Awareness Month

How you can support Central Indiana nonprofits assisting those with disabilities

Businesses that invest in their community can increase their brand’s value, strengthen customer loyalty and create a meaningful work environment for their employees. United Way of Central Indiana is proud to partner with and support small businesses — which is why the 365 Small Business Circle was created.

Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating Hispanic and Latino contributions, culture, and history within the United States.

In celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, we sat down with Katherine Kite, Leadership Giving Manager, to learn more about her story.

Each year, Americans observe National Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 to October 15, by celebrating Hispanic and Latino contributions, culture, and history within the United States.

In celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, we sat down with Victoria Petersen Elia, Strategic Corporate Initiatives Manager, to learn more about her story.

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.

Giving back to the community has always been part of life for Tamika and her sister, Tauja Catchings, also a former WMBA player and co-founder of the nonprofit.