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Find similar grantsBasic Human Needs Grants is sponsored by Glick Philanthropies. Directs grants to nonprofit organizations addressing basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare in Indiana.
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Basic Needs Archives - Glick Philanthropies Categories Press Release Story Video In the News Announcement All News Focus Areas Basic Needs Affordable Housing Arts Economic Mobility Healthy Democracy Jewish Cultural Life Education All News Meet the Fall 2025 Grant Recipients As Hoosiers’ reliance on nonprofit organizations grows, Glick Philanthropies is directing more than $2. 55 million in grants to 44 nonprofit organizations.
Meet the Spring 2025 Grant Recipients Glick Philanthropies is directing more than $3. 16 million in grants to 52 nonprofit organizations as the sector faces funding cuts, uncertainty, and threats to their missions. 2025 Community Relief Fund Grants Glick Philanthropies awarded $770,000 to 107 nonprofit organizations across 12 states through the Glick Community Relief Fund.
Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis: A Place to Call Home Family Promise of Greater Indianapolis partners with community organizations, housing providers, and congregations to work toward eliminating homelessness in Greater Indianapolis. Meet the Fall 2024 Grant Recipients Glick Philanthropies announced more than $1. 86 million in grants to 40 nonprofit organizations.
2024 Community Relief Fund Grants For the eighth year, Glick Philanthropies administered the Glick Community Relief Fund – an apartment property-nominated grant program focused on increasing access to basic needs. Glick Philanthropies Grants $3. 95 Million to Nonprofit Organizations Glick Philanthropies recently granted $3,950,000 to nonprofit organizations, including nearly $1 million to support food access and basic needs.
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Health Center In honor of a lead gift of $2. 5 million, the new Eskenazi Health E. 38th St.
health center location will be renamed the Eskenazi Health Thomas & Arlene Grande Campus. Meet our 2023 grant recipients. Asante Receives $83,000 Grant from Glick Philanthropies’ Next Generation Committee Asante plans to expand the Prep4Life program so more future “Prepsters” can participate and improve their self-esteem by building cultural confidence.
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Strengthen Indy Child Care Grant is sponsored by Child Care Answers (partnering with Glick Philanthropies). This program aims to increase child care capacity and quality in specific Indianapolis zip codes. Grants support new or existing child care programs that accept infants and toddlers, participate in monthly network meetings, and accept CCDF vouchers.
Strengthen Indy Child Care Grant is sponsored by Child Care Answers (in partnership with Glick Philanthropies). Supports emerging or existing childcare providers in specific Marion County, Indiana zip codes to increase their capacity and quality, particularly for infants and toddlers. Aims to increase funding, capacity, and quality in childcare programs in Marion County.