The African American Legacy Fund of Indianapolis (AALFI), a fund of Central Indiana Community Foundation, is launching a new philanthropic community initiative with the help and support of Grassroots
The Riverside neighborhood of Indianapolis is considered a high-crime area with limited opportunities. But residents noticed that many local youth, particularly African-American males, spent a
The City Repair Project began in Portland, Oregon almost 20 years ago with the idea that localization — of culture, of economy, of decision making
Open Bite Night is a great example of the asset-based philosophy in action, because it’s both organized and run by people in the community. The
An innovative practice developed by members of Neighbor Up that brings people together to talk about race and racism while creating art.
Check out this video that Cleveland’s Neighborhood Connections produced to celebrate their ten year anniversary. https://youtu.be/Vk3-lhJsxo4
A Citywide Grants Program Guided by Citizen Volunteers The Cleveland Foundation’s Neighborhood Connections program, launched in 2002, provides small grants (from $500 to $5,000) and
An Incubator for Neighborhood Supports Participation in the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation’s Community Foundations and Neighborhoods Small Grants Program enabled The Winston-Salem Foundation to increase
Formed in 1961, the Zilber Family Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals, families, and neighborhoods, with a primary focus on Milwaukee. Its
The Circle of Joy, located in Decatur, Georgia, was founded by Joy Webb in 2008 and presently consists of twelve members. The giving circle’s mission
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