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Impact 100’s 2017 Grant Process Open; Qualified Nonprofits Must Apply Before January 13
On October 24, 2016, the Greater Indianapolis Impact 100 grant process was opened. The 2017 Letter of Intent Form is now available. All applicant organizations whose seat of operation is based in Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, Morgan and Shelby counties are welcome to review the Letter of Intent guidelines and the Letter of Intent…
What can 100 women with $100,000 make happen?
We were thrilled to see Maureen C. Gilmer’s story on Impact 100 appear on the front page of the Sunday, June 7 Indianapolis Star! Her description of Impact 100 is, “It’s like “Shark Tank,” only for charity. Pitch your great idea to meet a need in the community, and you might win big money — all for the…
Impact 100 Offers New Badge for $100,000 Grantees
To honor the accomplishments of eleven nonprofits that have received $100,000 from Impact 100, we created a new badge that could be called a “stamp of approval” by the women who collectively selected these recipients. We hope the eleven nonprofits will proudly display this new Impact 100 grant recipient badge on websites and their collateral…
Impact Will Donate $184,000 in 2015!
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…

Volunteer for the 18th Annual Celebration!
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis is excited to finalize plans for our 18th Annual Awards Celebration on June 13, 2023, in downtown Indianapolis at the charming Heirloom, just a few steps from Lucas Oil Stadium. This is our biggest night of the year when we award the $100,000 Change Maker grant! The event begins at 5:00pm. You can learn…
The Opioid Crisis: A Complex and Perplexing Problem in Indiana
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…