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Darcie Kurtz, Executive Director of Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside (FIDO), submitted the nonprofit’s residual grant final report. The report emphasized the importance of our residual grants on local nonprofits. What follows is their December 14, 2020, report. Impact 100: How did the unrestricted fund strengthen your organization? FIDO’s old truck used for the FIDO…
Our Annual Giving Report–Why it’s important
Each year we update our Annual Giving Report. This report provides all the information you expect to see in an organization’s annual report with an overview of the grants we have given since our first one in 2006. You’ll find our most recent annual budget, along with information on our membership. It even has charts…
Family Promise, 2020 Change Maker, Final Grant Report
Family Promise of Hendricks County received $100,000 as Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis’ 2020 Change Maker for their PowerHouse Project. Julie Randall, Executive Director, submitted their final grant report in August 2021. The Grants Committee felt it was important to share what was reported. The PowerHouse Project met the following goals: Rehabbed five homes where formerly…
Each One Bring One
2017 will be the twelfth anniversary of our first grants, and we have given away more than $1.75 million since our first grant was given in 2006. In order to give away more money each year, we need to grow. We’ve set a goal is to have more members and give away more money in…
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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,…
Congratulations to Our 2016 $100,000 Grant Recipient, The IMPACT Program to Curb Runaway and Human Trafficking of Young Girls
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis awarded a $100,000 grant to the IMPACT Program to Curb Runaway and Human Trafficking of Young Girls, a collaboration between Ascent 121 and Lutheran Child & Family Services, at their annual dinner June 7, 2016, at The Willows on Westfield in Indianapolis. The grant winner was announced following presentations by each finalist and…