IBJ Two-Page Spread on Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis




Thank you to Christina Lear, Faren Jones, and the wonderful people from Giving Sum for the fun philanthropy evening at the Indiana Landmarks Center on May 5. As volunteer leaders we are all very proud of our city and how we make it better by working together. A very special thank you to guest speaker John Mutz, who highlighted all…
Neurohope of Indiana, 2022 Change Maker and Recipient of $100,000 Grant Truly honored to present our work at the Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis 2023 Annual Celebration as the 2022 Changemaker of the Year. It was a proud moment to share our accomplishments over the last year. With the $100,000 grant we were able to open…
Increase Your Impact – Volunteer! The Impact 100 Board of Directors is actively seeking members to serve on our Board of Directors and to participate on our Board committees. If you are still interested after reading the following information, please send an email to us at impact100indy@gmail.com telling us which committee(s) interest you and someone…
For inspiration in these challenging times for nonprofits, and everyone else, we reached out to two of our 2020 Scholarship Recipients who are employed by local nonprofits to learn how they have adjusted. I work for Junior Achievement, an organization that is dedicated to educating and inspiring K-12 students about career exploration, employability/work readiness skills,…
Westminster Neighborhood Services received a residual grant of $17,038 in June 2021 from Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis. They submitted the following report in December 2021 to keep our members informed on how the grant money was used. How did the unrestricted fund strengthen your organization? The unrestricted fund from Impact 100 strengthened our organization by…
We are pleased to announce that we will present high impact grants totaling $184,000 in 2015, our tenth year. At our annual meeting in June, the members will select an overall winning grantee to receive $100,000, and the remaining four will each receive $21,000. Since our inception in 2006, we have granted a collective $1,417,000…