Alternatives Incorporated strives to eradicate domestic and sexual violence through education, prevention, and intervention in central Indiana.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support.

Centers of Wellness for Urban Women empowers women and their families living in urban communities to take action for their health and well-being through education, advocacy, prevention and care.

In 2022, Women’s Fund of Central Indiana gave $25,000 to support Connection 4 Wellness.

Turning Point provides emergency shelter and support for female survivors of intimate partner violence and their families, as well as healthy relationship program for youth in Shelby and Johnson Counties

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $21,000 for operating support for Turning Point.

Community Alliance of the Far Eastside offers direct aid to many of our residents who are in desperate need. 

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 to support basic needs, enrolling in assistance programs and other services for pregnant women and new mothers.

Constructing Our Future welcomes back previously incarcerated women who have demonstrated a sincere desire to be independent, law-abiding citizens upon their return by providing a safe, affordable place to live immediately upon release and a path to permanent, stable housing.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support of Constructing Our Future.

Dress for Success Indianapolis empowers women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,500 for operating support of Dress for Success.

Exodus Refugee Immigration is dedicated to the protection of human rights by serving the resettlement needs of refugees and other displaced people fleeing persecution, injustice, and war by welcoming them to Indiana.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,000 to support the women’s program at Exodus Refugee Immigration.

Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center promotes civic, social, and personal responsibility in the Crooked Creek service area by providing quality services that enhance the lives of individuals and families.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 to support groups for mothers with school-age children and a women’s group.

Gennesaret Free Clinic provides quality, accessible, and compassionate patient-centered healthcare for persons experiencing homelessness or lacking established healthcare. 

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $20,000 to support Women’s Health Services for homeless and low-income women.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana builds girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,000 for the creation of new troops, with a particular focus on reaching low-income girls and girls of color.

Girls Inc. of Johnson County has provided safe, quality, and enriching after-school and summer programs for young women for 75 years.  Girls Inc. serves over 400 girls through our daily after-school programs and summer day camp

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,000 for operating support for Girls Inc. of Johnson County.

Girls Inc. of Shelbyville Shelby County delivers life-changing programs and experiences that equip girls to overcome serious barriers to grow up strong, smart, and bold.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support for Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis.

Indiana Women in Need Foundation supports individuals statewide currently receiving treatment for breast cancer by securing and paying for individual services that relieve emotional, physical and financial burdens.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support for Indiana Women in Need Foundation.

Inner Beauty Program provides teaching of self- awareness and empowerment to todays young ladies and to enhance the focus of living as a strong young woman.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $12,000 to support Mirror Mirror: Bridging Gap Between Mothers & Daughters which is programming for mothers and daughters in the areas of life-coaching, trauma yoga & mindfulness and physical fitness.

Leading Ladies provides programming for girls ages 12-18 where they can talk about issues, do community service projects and participate in college tours

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support for Leading Ladies.

Serves as an enduring symbol of not only African-American pride and achievement but also pride for women and quite frankly, all citizens of the world by perpetuating the legacy of our nation’s first self-made woman millionaire.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,000 to support their program Female Entrepreneurs which provides training and opportunities for Black women and girl entrepreneurs.

Mujeres Conectadas is a community of Spanish-speaking women that seeks to connect women with resources and tools so that they can achieve their personal development through comprehensive well-being.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $10,000 for operating support for Mujeres Conectadas. 

New Beginnings offers three programs all-day preschool and kindergarten, after-school remediation and enrichment and academic and recreational summer camp. Through these programs, they aim to improve the lives of the children and families served.

In 2022, Women’s Fund of Central Indiana gave $20,000 to support “Yes, I can!” Childcare Assistance Program, which provides childcare fee subsidies.

Prevail of Central Indiana crisis intervention and restorative support services for adult, adolescent and child survivors of crime and abuse.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $16,000 for operating support for Prevail of Central Indiana. 

The Riley Youth Community Center tutors students in English and Math courses. In addition, they strive to invest in the students’ success towards their test scores, future education and careers.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $7,000 to support Think Like a Girl programming for girls 8-14 who live in Pike and Washington Townships

Silent No More, Inc. provides housing and other supports to survivors of intimate partner violence.

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $25,000 for operating support Silent No More, Inc. 

The Domestic Violence Network focused on education with the idea that informing our community on issues related directly and indirectly to domestic and other types of violence will change the culture that leads to that violence. 

In 2022, Women’s Fund gave $15,000 to support the Self-Sufficiency Fund which provides short-term rental assistance for survivors of intimate partner violence through partner organizations.