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Find similar grantsTechnology Fund (United Way of Central Indiana) is sponsored by United Way of Central Indiana. This fund supports upgrades and enhancements for community-based organizations to continue effective operations and virtual programming, including the purchase of hardware, software, and conferencing systems.
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United Way of Central Indiana grants more than $525,000 to community-based organizations for tech improvements — United Way of Central Indiana United Way of Central Indiana grants more than $525,000 to community-based organizations for tech improvements INDIANAPOLIS – Quickly recognizing the unique challenges of working with and serving people in need with social distancing restrictions in place during the COVID-19 crisis, United Way of Central Indiana has made grants through its Technology Fund to support upgrades and enhancements for community-based organizations in Central Indiana.
With support from a work group comprised of board, staff and volunteers in the tech sector, United Way of Central invited community-based organizations (accredited prior to 2020) to submit applications and made grants totaling more than $525,000 to 48 organizations.
Grants will be used to support the purchase of hardware, software, and conferencing systems necessary to continue effective operations and virtual programming to serve the community. Technology Fund Grant Recipients and Award Amounts Alternatives - $14,604. 50 Arc of Greater Boone County - $6,048.
00 Barbara Jordan YMCA - $10,647. 00 Big Brothers Big Sisters - $5,327. 65 Bosma Enterprises - $13,091.
50 Boys & Girls Club Boone County - $13,947. 00 Boys & Girls Club Noblesville - $4,936. 00 Boys & Girls Club of Indianapolis - $15,000.
00 Child Advocates - $15,000. 00 Community Service Center of Morgan County - $12,726. 20 Concord Neighborhood Center - $13,995.
00 CYO Camp Rancho Fromasa - $2,346. 08 Damien Center - $15,000. 00 Early Learning Indiana - $11,288.
17 Edna Martin Christian Center - $14,958. 27 Families First - $14,247. 00 Fathers and Families - $13,653.
75 Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center - $1,400. 00* Flanner House - $6,718. 50 Foster Success - $2,549.
25 Girl Scouts Central Ind - $10,061. 84 Happy Hollow Camp - $1,612. 43 Hendricks County Senior Services - $3,921.
00 Horizon House - $9,281. 52 HTC, Boy Scouts of America - $5,548. 00 Indianapolis Urban League - $15,000.
00 John Boner Neighborhood Centers - $15,000. 00 Lutheran Child and Family Services - $15,000. 00 Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic - $15,000.
00 Reach for Youth - $1,264. 00 Sheltering Wings - $10,173. 75 Southeast Community Services - $10,348.
59 Sycamore Rehab - $9,636. 00 The Julian Center - $15,000. 00 The Villages - $15,000.
00 Volunteers of America - $15,000. 00 *estimated grant amount to be finalized “We heard from the human services organizations that technology was proving to be a significant barrier to their staff’s ability to serve clients in this environment,” said Ann D. Murtlow, president and CEO of United Way of Central Indiana.
“These grant dollars will go a long way to improve the infrastructure of community-based organizations, where it’s now critical to use the latest technology to creatively, effectively and safely serve the needs of children, adults, and families – now and well into the future. ” “We are so appreciative and grateful for this grant from United Way of Central Indiana,” said John Von Arx, president and CEO of Volunteers of America.
“These funds will be so helpful in allowing us to further utilize and enhance technology to offer hope, restore dignity and transform the lives of our clients in these unprecedented times.
” The Technology Fund is made possible through grants from Lilly Endowment Inc. About United Way of Central Indiana: United Way is a community of donors, advocates, volunteers, and partners who fight for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community. United Way invites all members of our community to LIVE UNITED by giving, advocating and volunteering to improve lives in Central Indiana. Visit www.
uwci. org to learn more. Jennifer Hashem | Public Relations Manager, United Way of Central Indiana Jessica DiSanto | Senior Director of Communications, United Way of Central Indiana Tech: Responding to Need at Lightning Speed Corporate Partner Emmis Communications Lends Helping Hand to Hoosiers
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: United Way of Central Indiana accredited community organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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