Community organizations in central Indiana partnered to relieve more than $200 million in “significant and compounding” medical debt for more than 112,000 Hoosiers. The goal is to alleviate the effect that medical debt can have on individuals, families and communities.

The 2023 legislative agenda of United Way of Central Indiana, one of the largest community advocacy groups in the state, aligns with some of the top priorities for state lawmakers this year.

In the summer learning labs program hundreds of teachers are expected to teach students in grades 1-9 at least three hours of academics a day, in addition to other activities in the full-day program.

A new study of the United Way of Central Indianas Great Families 2020 initiative found the multi-generation approach is effective in helping families achieve economic success and stability.

The United Way of Central Indiana has announced its final round of COVID-19 related relief grants for Marion County.

The partnership will support local nonprofit organizations with $2 million in federal funding to purchase personal protective equipment and other safety supplies.

Local nonprofits shifted services to serve people in need during the pandemic. A new analysis highlights what these groups had to change to remain effective.

The philanthropic organization is giving about $30 million to Indiana United Ways to help statewide. Additional funding will go to the United Way of Central Indiana.

The United Way of Central Indiana announced a fund for people economically impacted by the corona virus.

There is already a $16.5 million commitment from local philanthropic groups, including $15 million from the Lilly Endowment.