In Tribute to Jim Irsay
United Way of Central Indiana joins our entire community in mourning the death of Jim Irsay — a visionary leader, passionate advocate, and generous soul whose impact will be felt for generations.
More than 1 in 4 workers in Indiana’s most common jobs struggle to afford the basics, United Way report shows
Over 34% of Central Indiana households face financial hardship, according to updated research
Three nonprofits take home top prizes at United Way pitch contest
Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis, Mirror Indy and P30 won grants at Propel
United Way awards $130,000 in capacity grants to strengthen nonprofit sector
The Capacity Fund helps nonprofits with organizational advancements to better serve the community
A mixed bag as the 2025 legislative session ends
Despite significant challenges, we saw some small wins in child care and housing – and dedication from our network of advocates
United Way of Central Indiana awards over $500,000 in literacy grants to child care providers, schools, nonprofits
The funds will help 33 organizations start or grow literacy initiatives across seven counties
United Way of Central Indiana announces new vice president of technology and operations, senior director of internal communications
The two new leaders began their roles in March
How one retiree has stayed active through community service
Nancy Snyder, who retired from Eli Lilly and Company in 2021, says others can get involved by learning the needs of their communities
United Way’s Parent Advisory Council awards $250,000 in grant funding
The United Way of Central Indiana council, composed of community members, selected nine grant recipients
Statehouse Scoop: Let’s make some policy wins for our community
As we hit the halfway mark of the 2025 legislative session, a look at where we are – and where we need to go
United Way of Central Indiana awards $1.2 million in grants to 33 nonprofits outside its accredited network
This is the first time United Way of Central Indiana opened funding of this kind to non-accredited partners
Central Indiana’s top young philanthropists honored at United Way’s ELEVATE awards
The annual event recognizes advocates, leaders, nonprofit employees and volunteers ages 21 to 40
Honoring Black History, Celebrating Black Heritage
In honor of this month, United Way of Central Indiana asked teammates to share a moment in history that has influenced their life.
Celebrating Black Heritage Month: A reflection of generational resilience and perseverance
The word “heritage” speaks to a legacy that endures far beyond a singular event or period. This is not a history bound by the constraints of 28 days; it is a culture that continues to stretch across centuries.
Advocates, educators voice support for early childhood education funding, policies
More than 150 educators, parents, community leaders and policymakers from across the state gathered Feb. 11 at the Statehouse for Indiana Early Childhood Education Day, where organizers stressed child care is critical infrastructure for economic growth.
Applications open for United Way pitch competition
Grants will be awarded May 8 at United Way of Central Indiana’s Propel
Free tax preparation now available for households with income of $66,000 or less in 2024
Administered by United Way of Central Indiana, Indy Free Tax Prep will run through mid-April in Boone, Delaware, Hendricks, Marion and Morgan counties
United Way’s leadership development program kicks off 2025 session
Leadership United trains professionals on how to serve on nonprofit boards
Statehouse Scoop: People power the economy
As the 2025 legislative session begins, elected leaders have the chance to build a thriving economy – by ensuring Hoosiers have the resources needed for stability and success
Colts donate $55,218 to United Way of Central Indiana
The Indianapolis Colts donated $1 for every ticket sold to December Titans game