Old National Bank Foundation Grant is a grant from the Old National Bank Foundation that funds impactful nonprofit programs and projects that create meaningful, lasting change in communities within the Old National Bank footprint. The foundation invests in initiatives that enhance quality of life as part of the bank's broader charitable giving efforts.

Eligible applicants are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations serving communities in Indiana where Old National Bank operates. Award amounts range from $5,000 to $25,000. Organizations interested in applying should connect with their local Old National Bank representative, as local advocacy is part of the grant process.

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Apply or Access Your Account Partnership Spotlight Videos Old National Bank Foundation The Old National Bank Foundation partners with nonprofit organizations to support impactful programs and projects that create meaningful, lasting change. As part of the Bank’s broader charitable giving efforts, the Foundation invests in initiatives that enhance the quality of life in the communities we serve.

The Old National footprint spans many states, from the upper Midwest to a portion of the Southeast. See Grant Guidelines and FAQs Each year, the Old National Bank Foundation endeavors to fund as many initiatives that meet our funding priorities as possible across our footprint.

Due to the volume of applications received, each is evaluated on a competitive basis as we strive to support initiatives that address the most critical needs in our communities. Please Read Our Foundation Guidelines and FAQs Grant application cycle dates, funding priorities, restrictions, and other helpful information can be found in our Guidelines and FAQ . You are required to review this document prior to submitting an application.

We welcome grant applications from nonprofit organizations serving communities located within our banking footprint. Nonprofits must have obtained recognition of tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) as a public charity under Code 509(a) 1, 2, or 3 and be in good standing. If an organization is exempt under Section 509(a)(3), it must be Type I or Type II.

Mission and initiative are closely related to the Foundation’s priorities Addresses a community need related to funding priorities Include financial commitments from a variety of sources Fiscal stability and strong leadership/governance Utilize an effective evaluation plan specific to the proposed funding opportunity/initiative Demonstrate measurable goals and outcomes Diverse board and staff; reflective of the community Preview our application questions .

Foundation Partner Spotlight Old National has always focused on strengthening and supporting the communities we serve. Below are some of the amazing organizations we have been proud to support.

Hearts & Hammers Twin Cities: Minneapolis, MN An Affordable Housing Partner ONB Foundation funding enables free home-improvement assistance to low-income seniors, disabled individuals, and veteran homeowners, ensuring they can age in place safely. Volunteers rehabilitate homes, offering services like exterior painting, repairs, and accessibility upgrades.

ChooseWell Communities (CWC): Louisville, KY An Affordable Housing Partner Our grant funding supports CWC’s Housing First initiative which ensures Louisville-area families remain anchored in safe, affordable housing as their parents navigate early recovery and their children’s crucial first five years.

Black Leaders Detroit (BLD): Detroit, MI An Economic Development Partner BLD’s no-interest loan program provides Black entrepreneurs with financial support without the burden of interest. Our grant dollars help foster economic growth and stability within the Black community by offering accessible funding, empowering business owners to thrive and succeed.

BizStarts Milwaukee: Milwaukee, WI An Economic Development Partner Through its funding, the ONB Foundation will enable an ecosystem of training and support for new or emerging Milwaukee entrepreneurs from low- to moderate-income BIPOC communities.

BizStart’s structured guidance is designed to be flexible and able to evolve as entrepreneurs Greenwood Project: Chicago, IL A Workforce Development Partner The ONB Foundation helps the Greenwood Project create career pathways in financial services for Black and Latino college students. Our funding helps train scholars in career-tracked skills they will need to succeed in the financial services industry.

More than 70 percent of Greenwood participants are currently working in financial services. Blue Jacket: Fort Wayne, IN A Workforce Development Partner Blue Jacket Academy is an intensive training program to help individuals who have previously struggled to find or keep employment overcome their personal barriers. The ONB Foundation investment provides coursework and soft skills needed to succeed.

Graduates can gain work experience through entry level employment in a Blue Jacket social enterprise. Project Green: Grand Rapids, MI A Financial Education Partner By partnering with the Old National Bank Foundation, Project Green aims to move consumers away from asset-reducing products and practices—like payday lending—and toward an asset-building mindset.

Project Green partners with local churches to provide their congregations and surrounding communities with financial capabilities and educational workshops. A Financial Education Partner The ONB Foundation funding makes it possible for CLIMB USA to expand investment education into BIPOC communities.

Using an innovative investment club model called Community Based Investment Enterprises, this organization teaches underserved youth, families, and communities how to research stocks and create a real investment portfolio.

Chicago Youth Centers (CYC): Chicago, IL An Educational Achievement Partner This funding will support the expansion of CYC’s capacity to provide first-in-class programming to vulnerable youth and families in even more Chicago communities. CYC ensures kids have a safe place they can go to explore, to discover, to process, and ultimately to envision a bright future for themselves.

Rise Early Learning Center: Minneapolis, MN An Educational Achievement Partner Our funding supports family stability and aims to prepare children for success in school and life. Through a unique co-location model with an affordable family housing building, Rise Early is serving low-income families to create positive learning experiences in the early years, which prepares children for a lifetime of success.

Old National Bank Foundation Guidelines and FAQ Please review these guidelines to help with the application process and to ensure alignment with our mutual goals.

2026 Grant Cycles and Application Deadlines April 15 (grant applicants notified soon after) September 16 (grant applicants notified soon after) Our funding targets innovative programs that enhance the quality of life within our communities in support of the following four strategic initiatives: Affordable Housing, Workforce Development, Economic Development, and Financial Empowerment.

We prioritize programs that serve underrepresented communities and low- to moderate-income people. Increase Homeownership Opportunities: We seek initiatives that enable individuals and families to purchase homes through accessible financing, down payment assistance, and homeowner education.

Support Critical Home Repairs and Revitalization: We fund programs that ensure safe, habitable housing by assisting with essential repairs for homes. Promote Multi-Family Housing Developments: We prioritize programs that develop or sustain affordable rental units. Small Business Development and Growth: We aim to support programs that help small businesses scale, access resources, and build sustainable growth plans.

Capacity Building for Technical Support: We encourage projects that enhance the capability of organizations offering technical support to small businesses and nonprofits. Entrepreneurship and Business Coaching: We support programs that offer entrepreneurship education, business coaching, and professional development for new or aspiring business owners.

Access to Apprenticeship and Work-Based Learning: We support workforce readiness through initiatives offering hands-on training, particularly in trades and high-demand fields. Job Creation, Employment Entry, and Retention: We support projects that connect individuals to stable employment and increasing levels of income. This can include higher education with dual credentialing, leadership and professional development.

Financial Wellness: We fund long-term initiatives that reduce barriers to banking and credit access, especially for underbanked groups. This can include culturally relevant and multilingual outreach, foreclosure prevention, and credit counseling with the goal of financial independence.

Community Lending Access: We support organizations that provide access to affordable microloans, emergency loans, and community cooperative lending as safe and sustainable alternatives to predatory loans. Old National Bank’s Real-Life Finance e-learning curriculum provides robust financial education training for community partners. Click here to learn more.

Key Facts to Know Before You Apply The Old National Bank Foundation awards over $3 million annually to eligible organizations where Old National has a banking presence. Eligibility: We welcome grant applications from nonprofit organizations serving communities located within our banking footprint.

Nonprofits must have obtained recognition of tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) as a public charity under Code 509(a) 1, 2, or 3 and in good standing. If an organization is exempt under Section 509(a)(3), it must be Type I or Type II. Timing Eligibility: Organizations can apply for funding every two years provided final reporting from any previous grants is complete.

For example, if awarded a grant in 2026 the organization may reapply in 2028. What We Look For: We seek programs/initiatives with close alignment to our funding priorities that have clear, measurable goals and outcomes, and plans for long-term sustainability. We prioritize organizations whose primary focus is to address disparities and inequities in underrepresented communities.

Diversity and Inclusion: We value diversity and seek partners who demonstrate a commitment to inclusion through a diverse board, leadership team, policies, practices, actions, and impact. Our Equal Opportunity Inclusion Statement is available here. Competitive Funding Landscape: We are proud to offer open grant cycles.

Because of this, we receive far more applications than we can fund. In 2025, we funded approximately 35% of applications. This transparency is intended to set expectations and assist with your planning.

Grant Size and Term: Our average grant is $15,000, with the great majority awarded for a one-year term. General Operating Funds: Requests for general operating funds are welcomed, especially if the organization’s core mission aligns with our funding priorities. Capital Campaigns and Multi-Year Grants: These are very rare for our foundation and are initiated by ONB’s Executive Leadership Team.

IRS Guidelines on Business Relationships: While Old National values our business relationships and take tremendous pride in serving clients, the Internal Revenue Service stipulates that the ONB Foundation may not consider business relationships when making grant award decisions to avoid self-dealing and conflicts of interest. The ONB Foundation does not provide funding for the items or organizations below.

This is not an exhaustive listing. Additional restrictions may apply.

Summer camps/programs, field trips, athletic facilities or equipment, and playgrounds/equipment Feasibility studies, project research or development phases, including the costs of hiring consultants or planners School clubs/organizations, including, but not limited to bands, athletic or academic teams, booster clubs, PTO/PTA Sponsorships, fundraisers, races, telethons, marathons, benefits, banquets, galas, golf tournaments, festivals, or other events Meals, tickets, dues, memberships, fees, travel, tuition, subscriptions, and other tangible benefits Organizations that discriminate based on race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, age, or religion Meetings, conferences, workshops including continuing education Political, labor, international or fraternal organizations Programs administered by religious organizations for religious purposes A 509(a)(3) Type III supporting organization charity or private foundations Childcare fees/subsidies or K-12 tuition Previous grantees who have not submitted required reporting Contests, competitions, athletics, pageants, or talent contests Scholarly or medical research Programs conducted outside of our banking footprint Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) How do I apply for a grant?

Applications are accepted through our online portal only . My organization has a banking relationship with Old National Bank. Does this affect our application?

No. To ensure fairness and avoid conflicts of interest, IRS guidelines prevent consideration of business relationships in grant decisions. Can my organization apply for both a grant and sponsorship in the same year? Yes, although total commitments to an organization may impact the final decision.

Is there a limit on how often my organization can apply? Yes, only one grant per organization can be funded every two years. If my application is declined, can I reapply and how soon?

Yes, after a decline, an organization may reapply as soon as the next open grant cycle. What is the difference between a grant and a sponsorship? Foundation grants are donations supporting charitable initiatives, while sponsorships are monetary contributions for events or activities that provide direct benefits to Old National Bank.

Sponsorships are evaluated at a regional level. What happens after my application is submitted? Applicants will be notified of the ONB Foundation board’s decision via email shortly after the board meeting dates listed above.

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If awarded, what will my organization be required to do? All grantees sign a Grant Agreement, submit ACH payment information, and provide an annual report within 30 days of the grant period’s end. For additional questions, please email grantsandsponsorships@oldnational.

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