<h1>Donate</h1>

Giving is easy and creates options and opportunities for women and girls in central Indiana.

You can be assured your gift is more than a donation, it is a legacy strengthening women and girls today and for generations to come. Your gift of any size will collectively make a difference for women and girls and strengthen central Indiana. Join us.

Make a difference now with a charitable contribution to Women's Fund.

Make checks payable to:
Women's Fund of Central Indiana

Mail checks to:
615 N. Alabama Street, Suite 119
Indianapolis, IN 46204

Call Women's Fund at 317.634.2423

 

Women's Fund accepts many types of gifts, thanks to our affiliation with Central Indiana Community Foundation. We have an expert team of charitable giving advisors who can help you determine the giving method most appropriate for you and your circumstances.

Pledge or Cash
Stocks and Bonds
Real Estate and Property 		Charitable Bequest
Qualified Retirement Plan
Unused Life Insurance Gifts

 

Corporations providing operating support may become Women's Fund Partners. Your company's support enables Women's Fund to continue to provide assistance to organizations serving women and girls, spend time working with donors and community members, compile research specific to women and girls in central Indiana, and to teach philanthropy to women and children.

 

Women's Fund values gifts of any amount and appreciates being included in your philanthropic plans. Your gift will be invested in our permanent endowment alongside Central Indiana Community Foundation's assets and will help women and girls in central Indiana for generations to come.

Leadership Society
WF Society
Changemakers
Irving Moxley Springer Society

 

 

Cheryl Strain

"I give to Women's Fund because I like the idea that all projects are centered on women and young girls. The staff are really competent, articulate people. I hope my gift to Women's Fund is making a difference in the lives of girls and women. My gift is not that large, but I feel it's being used effectively. I also like that Women's Fund is getting young kids involved in philanthropy."