91 Place was awarded this year’s $100,000 Change Maker grant from Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis. The grant will allow 91 Place to purchase one of the three homes it operates. 91 Place provides transitional housing, workforce development, and mental health support to individuals between the ages of 18 – 24. Read more
The Max Siegel Inc. Youth Foundation (MSIYF), which reaches at-risk children using sports and entertainment platforms to educate and instill leadership values, hosted a 3-day STEM/motorsport-themed camp for kids from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis. Campers engaged in motorsports-related activities and hands-on entry-level engineering techniques. Read more
More than 1,600 volunteers joined the United Way of Central Indiana and the Indianapolis Colts for its fourth annual Go All IN Day, an organized day of community service across the region. Volunteers helped more than 80 local community organizations complete projects on their to-do lists.
NeighborLink Indianapolis has changed its name to Home Repairs for Good. The organization helps older adults and individuals with disabilities, who own their own homes, age in place safely and with dignity.
The Junior League of Indianapolis (JLI) is accepting grant applications. The opportunity is open for organizations whose focus area is supporting youth in foster and kinship care. Attend a community open house virtually on Aug. 15 at 11:30 a.m. or in-person on Aug. 15 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the JLI office. Register
16 Tech Community Investment Fund is accepting applications for projects that address community needs, promote equitable opportunities, and enhance the quality of life for the 16 Tech Innovation District’s closest neighbors. Attend an information session
Apply by Sept. 23
Serve Indiana is accepting AmeriCorps applications for programs designed to deliver direct and/or capacity building service. Learn more and apply
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