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Last month, Hamilton County Community Foundation announced the appointment of Danielle Stiles-Polk as President. Danielle, who previously served as HCCF's Vice President of External Strategy & Development, has been serving as…
Hamilton County Community Foundation (HCCF) is pleased to announce the appointment of Danielle Stiles-Polk as its new President. Stiles-Polk, who previously served as HCCF’s Vice President of External Strategy &…
The Hamilton County Community Foundation is thrilled to congratulate Thomas “Tom” Sheehan on being recognized as a Sagamore of the Wabash by Gov. Eric J. Holcomb. This prestigious honor is…
The Hamilton County Community Foundation (HCCF) announces the launch of its new strategic plan, effective January 1, 2025. This transformative roadmap reflects HCCF’s commitment to addressing Hamilton County’s most critical…
Thanks to the Lilly Endowment Inc., the Hamilton County Community Foundation stands on the brink of achieving its most significant impact yet on the Hamilton County community. With support through…
Hamilton County Community Foundation is proud to announce an investment of $240,000 over three years in support of two not-for-profit organizations dedicated to enhancing the well-being of Hamilton County residents.…
Foundation supports organizations focused on housing, health & wellness, and youth development The Crosser Family Foundation, a fund of Hamilton County Community Foundation, announced $491,800 in grants to 21 not-for-profit…
HAMILTON COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, PART OF THE CENTRAL INDIANA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION (CICF) PHILANTHROPIC COLLABORATIVE, APPROVED GRANTS FOR HAMILTON COUNTY NOT-FOR-PROFITS, PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES TOTALING $165,000. Hamilton County Community Foundation board…
Funding Supports 13 Projects Aligned with Community Leadership Initiatives Hamilton County Community Foundation board of directors has announced the allocation of $177,000 to 13 not-for-profit organizations and programs aligned with…
Legacy Fund, the Hamilton County affiliate of Central Indiana Community Foundation, announced $134,400 in grants will be awarded to 19 organizations. Grants were approved by the Legacy Fund board of directors and include grants selected by the LINK Youth Advisory Council, a grant-making council for high school students. Legacy Fund awarded 14 competitive grants to organizations.