NeuroHope Unveils New Impact 100 Wellness Center




The Mind Trust has awarded $250,000 to help the Tindley Charter Network double the size of its all-girls middle school in Indianapolis. Tindley is the recipient of Impact 100’s $100,000 grant for 2013. The Mind Trust made the award to Tindley through its Charter School Incubator, which the organization uses to entice the nation’s best charter networks to launch…
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 [email protected]. Amy Micon Health and Wellness Committee Chair: Amy Micon Email address: [email protected] Assistant…
We wanted to share an update as we proceed toward narrowing our choices to the five finalists that will make presentations at our Annual Dinner in June. Our five Focus Area Committees have selected the non-profits who have been asked to submit a full grant proposal. The non-profits are: Arts and Culture Classical Music Indy…
Attucks: The School That Opened a City premiered on Thursday, August 18 at the Madame Walker Theatre. The film, a 2015 Residual Grant winner produced by Ted Green with WFYI, was screened before an audience of over 1000, including many noted Attucks grads who came from all over the country to attend. The story of this school…
Paws and Think received a 2020 Residual Grant of $26,500. They submitted the following report on how the grant money was used. How did the unrestricted fund strengthen your organization?Unrestricted gifts proved to be more important this year than ever before. Your gift ensured programming could continue while we adjusting to meet the new and…
As the Kennedy King Memorial Initiative worked to adhere with city, state, and federal guidelines to stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus, they reimagined this year’s April 4 commemoration of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy’s famous speech in Indianapolis on April 4, 1968, the night Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed. Just as Sen. Kennedy…