Trinity Free Clinic Supports Hamilton County with Vital Services
For more than two decades, Trinity Free Clinic has provided free health services to those living and/or working in Hamilton County who are uninsured, under-insured, and in low-income households. “When we started in 2000, we were only open on Saturdays from nine to twelve,” said Cindy Love, one of the clinic’s co-founders and current Deputy […]Read More.
Central Indiana Senior Fund Awards Over $1 Million in Grants to 51 Organizations
Central Indiana Senior Fund, a fund of Central Indiana Community Foundation (CICF), announced grant funding of $1,085,000 to 44 organizations serving Central Indiana seniors. The fund invests in organizations and programs that serve seniors—ages 55 and older—who have low- to moderate-income or experience isolation from community resources and opportunities. Read More.
Endowments Demystified: How a $25,000 Investment Can Help Secure Your Not-for-Profit’s Future
Written by Jennifer Turner, Vice President of Philanthropy, Central Indiana Community Foundation For many of us, the word “endowment” can feel intimidating. It conjures up images of billion-dollar family foundations or Ivy League universities, entities that seem to exist in another dimension from our own. In reality, an endowment is far more accessible – and […]Read More.
IMPACT Central Indiana Grant Revives Historic Riverside Corridor
For Riverside residents De’Amon Harges and Wildstyle Paschall, it started back in 2017 with a question as simple as it was unlikely: “What if we bought a city block?” Increasingly, their historic near-westside neighborhood, Riverside, was in danger of losing itself to gentrification. A century after prejudicial housing practices like redlining had set off an […]Read More.