Women's Fund of Central Indiana

Women’s Fund of Central Indiana convenes, invests, and advocates so all who identify as women or girls living in central Indiana have an equitable opportunity to reach their full potential no matter their race, place, or identity.

Women’s Fund of Central Indiana is highly regarded as the most influential organization creating transformative and sustainable change for women and girls in central Indiana. Women’s Fund creates options and opportunities in central Indiana through transformative grants to effective nonprofit organizations and philanthropy education for donors.

Focus Areas

HEALTH FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

Including reproductive health, infant and maternal mortality, and mental health especially as it relates to girls who are increasingly struggling following the height of the COVID pandemic. 

PERSONAL SAFETY & INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE

Women in domestic violence situations need a safety net of support so they can remove themselves from danger and achieve economic security.

ECONOMIC MOBILITY

We fund programming that breaks negative cycles and supports economic stability and upward mobility, including career development and workforce issues. 

Issues Impacting Girls

Young girls benefit from programs specially designed to meet their needs.

Take a Look at our Bold New Strategic Plan

Creating the next generation of philanthropists and community leaders through innovative programming.

Read our 2023 Annual Report

“Read this annual report not as a record of Women’s Fund’s work over the last year, but a celebration of how you are making a world where women and girls–in all their diversity and complexity–can be safe, happy, healthy, and free–where they can reach their full potential unhindered.” Tamara Winfrey-Harris, President, Women’s Fund of Central Indiana

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