NeuroHope Unveils New Impact 100 Wellness Center




Amy Micon answers some questions about chairing the 2014 Health and Wellness Committee. If you are interested in joining the Health and Wellness Committee or one of the other Focus Area Committees for 2014 (Education, Family, Environment, and Arts and Culture), please contact Andi Cohen at grants@impact100indy.org. Amy Micon Health and Wellness Committee Chair: Amy Micon Email address: amymicon@gmail.com Assistant…
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…
Platinum Sponsorship: $5,000 (exclusive; only one available!) Gold Sponsorship: $2,500 (four available) Silver Sponsorship: $1,000 Underwriter Sponsorship: $500 Patron $250 Email us at impact100indy@gmail.com for more information. Please note: The levels and benefits above are suggestions. Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis welcomes proposals for additional levels of contribution to support our organization. Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis…
Impact 100 is proud to launch its 2021 scholarship program. This program allows women early in their not-for-profit careers to enjoy the benefits and responsibilities of full membership, while enriching our grants process with fresh perspectives and technical expertise. We hope you will consider helping the scholarship program in two ways: Encourage eligible women to…
On May 6, 2021, we had the pleasure of hosting Jenni White, Founding Executive Director of Trinity Haven, at our May First Thursday Virtual Lunch. Trinity Haven was one of two 2018 Change Makers (Brookside Community Development Corporation was the other), and they had exciting news to share with Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis members and…
This week, the New York Times featured an article on the impact of women’s giving circles similar to Impact 100’s. The article states that such giving circles are on the rise, and quotes Debra J. Mesch, a director of the Women’s Philanthropy Institute at the Indiana University School of Philanthropy, as saying, “It’s a way that women are becoming more strategic…