Hamilton County Community Foundation board of directors has approved grants for Hamilton County nonprofits totaling $172,500.

With the help of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, two families have turned their tragedies into something that benefits the community. And this summer, they’re inviting you to get involved.

Hamilton County Community Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of new board members and transitions in board leadership. All changes are effective immediately.

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 Interim President and played a critical role in guiding us through our new strategic plan and rebrand launch in January.

The Crosser Family Foundation, a fund of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, has announced $404,676 in grants awarded to 21 nonprofit organizations. In collaboration with the staff at Hamilton County Community Foundation, the advisors of the Crosser Family Foundation support organizations that focus on the communities of Hamilton County and surrounding areas in Central Indiana.

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 & Development, has been serving as Interim President and played a critical role in guiding the foundation through its new strategic plan and rebrand launch in January.

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 reserved for individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary service and dedication to the state of Indiana, and Tom’s impact on our community makes him a truly deserving recipient.

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 challenges, empowering all residents to thrive in a growing and inclusive community.

Hamilton County Community Foundation board of directors has approved grants for Hamilton County not-for-profits totaling $165,000. The grants provide unrestricted operating support to organizations aligned with the Foundation’s three community leadership pillars—behavioral health, family and youth empowerment, and inclusive economic growth.

For more than two decades, Trinity Free Clinic has provided free health services to those living and/or working in Hamilton County who are uninsured, under-insured, and in low-income households.