A collective giving approach to philanthropy, often translated into giving circles, brings people together to focus on community needs and community-driven solutions. When like-minded givers come together to discuss community needs and support them with their donations, time, and other resources, a giving circle is born. Over the past two decades, the giving circle movement…
Unconditional is celebrating: Stiletto Stories, September 19, 7pm, at Newfields September 19 at Newfields will be Unconditional’s annual fundraiser where they celebrate all they have accomplished in the past year. You can find out more on their website. They are looking for sponsors for this event.
The Impact 100 Virtual Holiday Party was full of toasts, thankfulness, information, and updates. Plus, cocktails and appetizers. Guests had to provide the latter because the party was virtual. Cocktails! And Our First Toast! Julianne Robinson, Board Vice President and Membership Chair, introduced the three featured cocktail recipes and videos courtesy of Nicky Blaine’s Cocktail…
Impact 100 is honored to be the recipient of Social Health Association of Indiana’s Milestone Partnership Award. Social Health Association (SHA) was Impact 100’s 2014 $100,000 grant award recipient. The award was presented on February 4 for having significant impact on past and present SHA programs. Several Impact 100 members were present, and Impact 100…
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis was established to bring together philanthropic women to fund high impact grants of $100,000 or more to improve our community. Our Grant Funding Works to Improve Our Community Our grant philosophy directs us to improve our community in two ways: Our Membership Options Give Us a Broad Base of Support in…
We are thrilled to announce that Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis has awarded $100,000 to Indianapolis Parks Foundation at our annual dinner held tonight at The Willows on Westfield. The winner was announced following presentations by each of the five finalists and a live vote by Impact 100 members. Indianapolis Parks Foundation will use the $100,000 grant to…
