| Organization Name |
grant AMT |
Grant description |
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Business Ownership Initiative of Indiana, Inc. |
$60,000 |
Support for a second year for the microloan program to help 200 clients start a business once they complete training and counseling classes.
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Dayspring Center, Inc. |
$75,000 |
Support to provide emergency shelter, outreach and food programs to 150 families annually.
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Exodus Refugee Immigration, Inc. |
$65,000 |
Support over two years to resettle at least 400 refugees in the Indianapolis area who have fled their home countries due to political and social oppression.
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Gennesaret Free Clinic, Inc. |
$60,000 |
Support to expand the Wellness clinic's number of operating days to provide primary health care services to homeless and working poor individuals.
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Handi-Capable Hands, Inc. |
$37,500 |
Support to implement the HAND program to provide 50 developmentally disabled individuals with a supportive employment program.
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Independent Residential Living of Central Indiana, Inc. |
$60,000 |
Support for the Commitment to Community program to improve services to at least 20 severly disabled clients through employment and community participation.
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Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Inc. |
$53,000 |
Support to expand the Protective Order Pro Bono Project by providing legal assistance to 100 Hispanic victims involved in high risk paternity, divorce and child custody issues.
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Indiana Mothers' Milk Bank, Inc. |
$50,000 |
Support for a third year to receive and process human milk to nourish premature and sick infants.
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Indiana Natural Resources Foundation |
$45,000 |
Support for the Hoosier Outdoor Expo to educate 1,000 central Indiana third graders and 10,000 family members about outdoor skills and natural resource conservation at Fort Harrison State Park. |
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Indiana Special Olympics, Inc. |
$94,000 |
Support over two years to establish the Youth Games program to introduce students from six Marion County schools, both with and without intellectual disabilities, to the benefits of Special Olympics.
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Indianapolis Children's Choir |
$15,225 |
Support for a partnership with the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir and the Department of Correction to provide a pilot program for approximately 30 children of incarcerated fathers to express their feelings through music.
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Indianapolis Institute for Families, Inc. |
$100,000 |
Support over two years to expand the Healing with Horses program to assist 100 Marion County children who are victims of abuse and neglect and/or have special needs.
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National Audubon Society |
$80,000 |
Support to develop four interrelated conservation initiatives in Indiana to benefit threatened birds and address water quality issues in urban, rural and agricultural settings.
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Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, Inc. |
$75,000 |
Support for a third year to expand the Immigrants in Crisis Project to assist at least 1,400 new immigrant families who are victims of human trafficking, violent crime and/or domestic violence.
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*
Networks Financial Institute at Indiana State University |
$99,000 |
Support to pilot a web-based financial literacy program for 300 elementary students in 10 classrooms at five Marion County schools.
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Rebuilding the Wall, Inc. |
$50,000 |
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Support to purchase a warehouse for building supplies and staff offices for a neighborhood-based housing development organization to better assist low-income families as they work toward home ownership.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul |
$200,000 |
Support for a new roof for the food pantry located on the near northeast side of Indianapolis.
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Southeast Community Services |
$55,000 |
Support to upgrade the agency's computer lab with updated ESL software to assist 100 unemployed and underemployed individuals seeking job training.
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St. Vincent Hospital Foundation, Inc. |
$75,000 |
Support for a second year to expand A Fresh Start To Life program, as part of the OB/GYN service of the St. Vincent Primary Care Center, to serve approximately 900 low-income expectant or new mothers and fathers, and their babies and families.
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Step-Up, Inc. |
$85,000 |
Support over two years to expand HIV/STD prevention and life skills training to at least 1,000 incarcerated women just prior to their release from prison.
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The Domestic Violence Network of Greater Indianapolis |
$75,000 |
Support to establish a self-sufficiency fund for approximately 90 victims of domestic abuse.
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Training, Inc. |
$50,000 |
Support to provide job training opportunities to 33 low-income individuals preparing to enter the workforce.
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Women In Motion, Inc. |
$10,000 |
Support to provide HIV/AIDS prevention education to 600 at-risk women and teens on the northeast side of Indianapolis.
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*denotes this organization is a first-time NMPCT grant recipient.
