Hamilton County Community Foundation Adopts Partner Model for Grants
HCCF announced an investment of $240,000 to support two Hamilton County non-profits: Invest Hamilton County and Trinity Free Clinic. Read more about the Partner Model, which made funding possible. Read More.
Community Not-for-profits receive over $172k in funding from Hamilton County Community Foundation
Hamilton County Community Foundation board of directors has approved grants for Hamilton County not-for-profits totaling $172,500.Read More.
Grace Findley to Join Indianapolis Foundation as Chief Development and Partnerships Officer
Joining our team as chief development and partnerships officer, effective May 15, is Grace Findley. In this role, Grace will lead an ambitious campaign to raise philanthropic contributions and generate co-investment funds to support the Foundation’s efforts to improve outcomes for our community. “I am pleased to welcome Grace to the team. Her advancement experience […]Read More.
Attracting Next-Gen Philanthropists Through Demonstrated Impact
By Clark Collier, Director of Giving Strategies, Central Indiana Community Foundation As philanthropic advisors in central Indiana, we are experiencing firsthand the results of generational culture shifts. At Central Indiana Community Foundation, we are seeing that as the wealth of Boomers and Gen X philanthropists is shifting to Millennials and Gen Zers, each generation brings […]Read More.