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…
Indiana nonprofits need to be aware of a potentially dangerous situation affecting many nonprofits. Recently, GoFundMe automatically created “nonprofit pages” for approximately 1.4 million 501(c)(3) organizations using publicly available IRS data and information from partners like the PayPal Giving Fund. These pages included branding and nonprofit information but did not include links to the nonprofit’s…
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.
On June 17, 2025, 5:00pm, we will present The 20th Annual Awards Celebration with presentations by the 2025 Grant Finalists. You can read about their grant proposals below. Following their presentations, the 2025 Members will vote, and once those votes are counted, we will announce the 2025 Change-Maker! This event is open to nonmembers and guests. Click here…
On November 10, 2021, Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis presented The High Cost of Evictions, an online panel of experts to educate our members on the eviction crisis in Indiana and on the impact of homelessness on families and children. The panel consisted of the leaders of organizations working to improve our community: Chelsea Haring-Cozzi, Executive…
One in 20 people in our state are addicted to opioid painkillers and a staggering 286,000 Hoosiers report having engaged in non-medical use. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention indicates Indiana exceeded all but eight states in the number of pain prescriptions written per 100 people in 2012, enough for every Hoosier to have…
