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.

United Way of Central Indiana recently gave $4 million in grants funding to support initiatives around housing, transportation and health.

Under a new model that will be phased in over two years, United Way will accredit organizations, which can then apply for funding based on United Way's poverty-fighting goals.

The Forest Manor Multi-Service Center on the Northeast Side will close its doors August 1 and seek to regroup for a possible future reopening.

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