Not-for-profits benefiting youth receive grants from Glick Philanthropies
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A total of $2.18 million from Glick Philanthropies will be dispersed to 114 Hoosier not-for-profits to increase access to the arts, equitable education, economic mobility, health resources and services to meet basic needs.
The Indianapolis-based organization said the recipients were selected based on their ability to increase opportunity for Indy youth and commitment to values prioritized by the philanthropic group.
“Nonprofit organizations are uniquely positioned to understand community members’ needs, partner with them to provide support, and connect them to essential resources,” said Marianne Glick, chair of the Glick Family Foundation, in a news release. “We hope these grants empower our nonprofit partners to reach more people with thoughtful, innovative programs.”
The organization divvyed up this cycle’s grants and categorized them by specific effort.
Increasing Equitable Opportunities in the Arts and Creative Expression
- ArtMix
- Arts for Lawrence
- Arts for Learning
- Asante Art Institute of Indianapolis
- Kids Dance Outreach
- React Kids
Closing Access and Achievement Gaps in Early Childhood, K-12, and Postsecondary Education
- Brightlane Learning
- Child Care Answers
- Circle City Prep Academy
- Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center at Crooked Creek
- MelanatED Leaders
- Phalen Leadership Academies
- Teach Plus
- The Mind Trust
- WFYI
Improving Connectivity to Essential Basic Needs and Opportunities for Economic Mobility
- Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis
- Foster Success
- Gennesaret Free Clinics
- Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana
- Indiana Diaper Bank
- Indiana Youth Group
- Operation Job Ready Veterans
- Pathway Resource Center
- Pretty Passionate Hands
- Servants At Work
Supporting a Healthy Democracy
- Indiana Democracy Collaborative
Glick Philanthropies also announced a number of grants totaling $500,000 through its community relief fund.