Go All IN Day will be held April 25 

Central Indiana human services sector reflects in COVID-19 After Action Review, emphasizing resilience and collaboration

Funding will help nonprofits address basic needs, improve the education, financial stability and well-being of whole families

Winners will be recognized Feb. 22 at United Way’s seventh annual ELEVATE

Interested nonprofits must attend a virtual workshop before applying

Since the 1990s, Hester has served in nearly every aspect of United Way’s work

Dress for Success Indianapolis and the Indianapolis Urban League are piloting the Workforce Pathways Accelerator in its first year

The nine-month Leadership United program begins in January

Human services nonprofits are invited to attend the events, being held across the region

For more than 16 years, United Way’s ReadUP has partnered volunteers with third graders to help them get on track with grade-level literacy

Lynch will serve a three-year term with Women United Global Leadership Council, an advisory body with United Way Worldwide

Pipelining isn’t just for donors – it’s for leadership. Nonprofit organizations spend a significant amount of time and energy ensuring their future success by securing donors and donations – and rightfully so. But regardless of funding, strong leadership will be needed for the future health of your organization.

Ayaz Malik began in the role Aug. 5 and will oversee the marketing and communications department

2023-2024 Community Impact Report

United Way of Central Indiana has administered the programming locally for nearly a decade. The network of 13 sites in Marion, Hendricks and Morgan counties empowers families to move up the economic ladder.

United Way’s Board of Directors also recently elected leaders to new terms

In June, more than $110,000 was awarded to five organizations to evaluate programming, coach board leaders, provide training and develop volunteer recruitment strategies

Registration now open for IndyCar two-seater experience to benefit United Way of Central Indiana

Pride Month is a time of love, togetherness, acceptance and opportunity. In celebration of Pride Month, we asked our teammates to reflect on their own journey and why a culture of belonging is important in the workplace and beyond.

Through gifts to the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt from United Neighborhood Centers of Indianapolis and United Way of Central Indiana, debt will be relieved for more than 112,000 people in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Marion, Morgan and Putnam counties