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by Terry Mumford Founded in 2000, Dove Recovery House for Women is “committed to empowering women to become substance free, self-sufficient and healthy, by providing safe housing, quality programming and, above all, hope for the future.” In 2012, Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis made a $10,000 residual grant to Dove House. The residual grant money was used for general clean-up and maintenance of the…
Follow the Impact at Outreach on October 15
In 2009, Outreach received a $100,000 grants from Impact 100. Please join the women of Impact 100 as we learn how this grant affected Outreach and their clients, on October 15, 5:30-7:30, 2822 E. New York St. You can RSVP tohttp://event.celebrations.com/Outreach2014. For questions, email us atImpact100Indy@gmail.com.
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…
Event Recap: Impact 100 and Giving Sum at Indiana Landmarks Center
Thank you to Christina Lear, Faren Jones, and the wonderful people from Giving Sum for the fun philanthropy evening at the Indiana Landmarks Center on May 5. As volunteer leaders we are all very proud of our city and how we make it better by working together. A very special thank you to guest speaker John Mutz, who highlighted all…
Join W3 for Their Spring Event
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Perspective from the 2016 Impact 100 Dinner
by Donna Oklak Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis Co-founder With little doubt, the Impact 100 Annual Dinner that awards grants to our finalists is one of the best nights in philanthropy. June 7, 2016 was no exception, when $155,000 was granted to four local nonprofits. The big $100,000 winner was Ascent 121 and Lutheran Child and…