Accreditation allows nonprofits to apply for all United Way grant funds and access resources, training and support

While wages for the lowest paid jobs rose in 2022, household costs increased as pandemic-related aid ended, an updated United Way report shows

By mobilizing supporters, amplifying the message and attracting new donors, nonprofits can harness the strength of many with low-level gifts. Whether it’s a $50 or $500 donation, the power of small gifts is an undeniable force for good.

The council, a United Way of Central Indiana initiative, is composed of 15 community members

Eclectic Soul VOICES Corporation, Grassroot Projects, Grace Care Center took home top prizes

Michael McKillip began in the position this month

Carol Pitzer, who retired from Eli Lilly and Company in 2017, encourages others to volunteer and “take advantage of your gifts”

Seven human services nonprofits will compete April 25 at Propel

More than $300,000 was awarded in 2023, the grant’s inaugural year. Applications are open through April 12 for the second round of Empower to Educate micro-grants.

Seven human services nonprofits will compete April 25 at Propel

United Way of Central Indiana celebrates policy progress to improve early care accessibility, workforce development and transit

United Way worked with its advocacy partners to deliver wins in early care and learning, the protection of important public goods like mass transit and the continuation of programs that support learning loss recovery.

On Tuesday, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Andrea Elliott spoke alongside Dasani Coates, whose childhood Elliott documents in the book “Invisible Child”

March is Women’s History Month. It’s a time to reflect on the contributions women have made throughout history. We asked several of our female teammates to reflect and consider: What advice would they give their younger selves?

Now in its sixth year, the event recognizes advocates, leaders, nonprofit employees and volunteers between the ages of 21 and 40

Black history recognizes the achievements of Black Americans, whose story is catalogued through a close-to-400-year history of denied choice.   

United Way of Central Indiana is looking for participants for “Sky High”

United Way of Central Indiana has created the Human Services Professional Renewal Program to provide hard-working, dedicated human services professionals with an opportunity to regenerate and reinvigorate themselves, so they can bring fresh ideas and energy to the human care business.

Jeffrey embodies a spirit of selflessness and goodwill toward others that is unmatched. Said one colleague: “He’s an incredible human being.” 

As we reach the halfway point of the 2024 session, a look at where priority bills stand