Healthcare Education Funding for Organizations from Lilly Foundation
Healthcare organizations and institutions in Indiana seeking support for medical education, patient education, or healthcare improvement initiatives can apply for grants from Eli Lilly And Company Foundation. With a mission to advance patient care, the foundation provides funding for accredited continuing education, advocacy, and implementation projects in immunology, endocrine, neuroscience, and oncology.
Eli Lilly And Company Foundation
Jeffris Family Foundation Historic Preservation Grants in Indiana
Historic preservation 501(c)(3) organizations and government agencies partnering with a 501(c)(3) in Indiana can seek US $5,000 - US $50,000 for Historic Structure Reports through the Jeffris Heartland Fund. Jeffris Family Foundation supports planning for nationally or statewide significant sites, covering up to 50% of report costs with a required dollar-for-dollar cash match.
Jeffris Family Foundation Ltd
Lilly Endowment Grants for Indiana Community Development
Indiana community development and human service nonprofits can access funding through Lilly Endowment for projects that enhance quality of life, including neighborhood revitalization, housing, arts, culture, and basic human needs. Organizations in Indianapolis and across Indiana, especially those serving residents facing poverty or other challenges, may be competitive for capital and program-related support.
Lilly Endowment Inc
Disability Program Mini Grants for Nonprofits from WindSwell Foundation
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations in Northeast Indiana serving children or adults with intellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities can apply for Mighty Money Mini Grants up to US $5,000 to support programs, capital needs, or operations. WindSwell Foundation accepts applications year-round with decisions within 30 days, which may benefit Indiana groups seeking capital funding boosts.
WindSwell Foundation
Transformational Project Grants for Indiana Nonprofits
Full proposal due Aug 1, 2026
Focused on transformational projects, Impact100 Southern Indiana invites Indiana 501(c)(3) organizations serving Clark, Floyd, or Harrison counties to apply for funding supporting programming, capital expenditures, or technical assistance/training. Eligible nonprofits with at least three years of financials can seek up to US $140,000 for arts, education, environment, family, or health and wellness initiatives.
Impact100 Southern Indiana
Indiana Capital Funding via Paul Ogle Foundation
Letter of inquiry due Aug 3, 2026
Established 501(c)(3) nonprofits and public agencies undertaking capital, equipment, or programmatic projects that primarily serve Southern Indiana residents can seek support, including in Clark, Floyd, Harrison, Scott, Switzerland, Washington, and Jefferson County, KY. Grants from Paul Ogle Foundation help organizations addressing economic development, human needs, community revitalization, and cultural or historic preservation, with pre-approved requests accepted year-round.
Paul Ogle Foundation Inc
Indiana Community Services Funding via Community Foundation
Applications due Aug 4, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) and 509(a) organizations and government agencies serving Jefferson County residents in Indiana can apply for Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County’s competitive grants to support community services and related projects. Funding may assist one-time or pilot initiatives, capital needs beyond an applicant’s means, new services, or capacity-building efforts that benefit the local community.
Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County
Ackerman Foundation Community Impact Grants in Indiana
Applications due Aug 15, 2026
Indiana 501(c)(3) nonprofits seeking operating or capital funding can apply for support to strengthen education, health, human services, and community vitality. The Ackerman Foundation provides grants to organizations improving the lives of underprivileged residents and sustaining local cultural and health institutions, with trustees meeting annually and decisions typically made in early December.
The Ackerman Foundation
Elsa Heisel Sule Support for Indiana Programs
Letter of inquiry due Aug 15, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations with operating budgets under $10 million can apply for the Elsa Heisel Sule Charitable Trust’s grants of more than US $20,000 to support programs and projects within 60 miles of downtown Cincinnati, including parts of Indiana. Funding favors program and project costs, with limited support for capital campaigns after consultation.
Elsa M Heisel Sule Charitable Trust
Kenneth A. Scott Trust Support for Indiana Animal Welfare
Full proposal due Aug 17, 2026
Indiana humane societies, animal welfare nonprofits, spay/neuter clinics, wildlife rehabilitation centers, and educational institutions can access funding through the Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust for projects improving companion animal and native wildlife care. Grants may support adoptions, behavior training, humane and wildlife education, medical and wellness care, spay/neuter, equipment, and other animal care initiatives; capital projects are excluded.
Kenneth A. Scott Charitable Trust
WindSwell Foundation Disability Services Grants in Indiana
Full proposal due Aug 21, 2026
501(c)(3) nonprofits in Northeast Indiana serving children and adults with intellectual, developmental, or physical disabilities can apply for WindSwell Foundation’s Traditional Grants to support programs, operations, or capital campaigns. Projects must align with priorities such as housing, transportation, education and employment, early diagnosis and system navigation, or social enrichment in eligible counties.
WindSwell Foundation
Indiana Homelessness Programs Funding via Mibor Foundation
Letter of inquiry due Aug 21, 2026
Indiana 501(c)(3) nonprofits working to prevent or solve homelessness can apply for Mibor Foundation’s Mibor Realtor Foundation Grant; awards $5,000 to $20,000 for housing-based solutions and related services. Funding can support capital projects, general operations, case management, life skills programs, children’s resources, and expansion efforts in eligible central Indiana counties.
Mibor Foundation Inc
Capital Project Grants for Indiana Nonprofits via Crown Point Community Foundation
Applications due Sep 1, 2026
Nonprofit and charitable civic organizations funding capital projects or program expenses that benefit residents of Crown Point, Cedar Lake, Lowell, or Winfield in South Lake County, Indiana may be eligible. With a mission to enrich community life, Crown Point Community Foundation supports a broad range of local needs, emphasizing strong community impact and volunteer involvement.
Crown Point Community Foundation
Macular Degeneration Research Grants from Reeves Foundation
Applications due Sep 1, 2026
U.S. 501(c)(3) research institutions and medical centers can receive $2,500 - $125,000 for macular degeneration research projects and related capital needs. Carl Marshall and Mildred Almen Reeves Foundation prioritizes equipment and other capital expenditures, and Indiana organizations seeking capital funding for eye disease research may be strong candidates.
Carl Marshall Reeves and Mildred Almen Reeves Foundation Grant
Capital Project Funding from SIA Foundation
Applications due Sep 30, 2026
Indiana 501(c) organizations, educational institutions, and government entities seeking capital funding for facilities, equipment, or real estate can apply for SIA Foundation grants of US $1,000 - US $15,000. Focused on arts and culture, education, and health and welfare, SIA Foundation supports specific, non-operating capital projects that improve quality of life for Indiana residents.
SIA Foundation Inc
Legacy Foundation of Kentuckiana Community Grants in Indiana
Letter of inquiry due Oct 15, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations serving vulnerable people in Clark County, Indiana can receive US $25,000 - US $250,000 for a wide range of program, capital, or operating needs. Grants from Legacy Foundation of Kentuckiana help Indiana social justice, poverty alleviation, immigrant, senior, disability, and related human services organizations, with LOIs due in May and October for fall and spring cycles.
Legacy Foundation Of Kentuckiana Inc
Indiana Education Capital Funding via Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Applications due Oct 17, 2026
Nonprofit organizations and government agencies serving PK–12 children and young adults with education programs in Indiana’s Dearborn County can seek support for capital improvements, new or expanded initiatives, capacity building, or general operations. Focused on student mentoring, tutoring, SEL, college and career exploration, and academic success, Greater Cincinnati Foundation offers grants up to US $50,000.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Impact 100 Culture and Community Grants in Indiana
Letter of inquiry due Dec 10, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) and 509(a) public charities planning capital, start-up, technology, or program expansion projects in the 10-county Tri-State area, including eastern Indiana, can seek US $100,000 grants for culture, education, environment, family, or health and wellness initiatives. Impact 100 supports defined-duration projects with measurable goals that address clear community needs.
Impact 100 Inc
Indiana Capital Project Funding via Impact 100
Letter of inquiry due Dec 13, 2026
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) and 509(a) public charities in central Indiana can access funding through Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis to launch or expand time-limited, measurable programs, including capital projects tied to direct services. Grants of US $100,000 support initiatives in arts, education, environment and animal welfare, family services, and health and wellness across eight Indianapolis-area counties.
Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis Inc
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Council Grants for Indiana Mobility
Applications due Jan 9, 2027
Private nonprofits and eligible public bodies in Indiana focused on transportation for seniors and individuals with disabilities can apply for capital funding from the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments to purchase paratransit vehicles and equipment. Organizations serving Dearborn County may be eligible if listed in the OKI Coordinated Public Transit – Human Services Transportation Plan.
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Capital and Program Funding from Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Letter of inquiry due Jan 15, 2027
Indiana 501(c)(3) nonprofits serving children, youth, and young adults with disabilities or significant economic barriers can seek capital, operating, or limited endowment support benefiting the Greater Cincinnati area. The Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation, via Greater Cincinnati Foundation, prioritizes programs in eligible counties that advance education, health, cultural experiences, social welfare, arts, and recreation.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Lutheran Foundation Grants for Indiana Health
Applications due Mar 1, 2027
Nonprofit organizations in northeast Indiana focused on whole-person health can seek more than US $5,000 to support wellness in body, mind, and spirit. Lutheran Foundation supports mental health, healthcare access, and preventative care by funding programs that empower vulnerable individuals, expand services for underserved populations, and strengthen family resilience, including some capital projects.
Lutheran Foundation
Greater Cincinnati Foundation Support for Education
Letter of inquiry due May 15, 2027
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations offering educational or youth and family programs, including capital needs, in Indiana’s Dearborn County and the Greater Cincinnati region can apply for funding; awards range from US $5,000 - US $15,000. With a mission to expand opportunities for underprivileged students, the Greater Cincinnati Foundation supports scholarships, innovative education programs, and related research.
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Reeves Foundation Grants for Indiana Capital
Applications due May 15, 2027
Carl Marshall and Mildred Almen Reeves Foundation provides Indiana 501(c)(3) nonprofits with capital and project funding, emphasizing Columbus and Bartholomew County. Grants support local organized charities, especially in education, history, the arts, and eye disease-related work, and must be used for projects or capital expenditures rather than ongoing operating or administrative costs.
Carl Marshall Reeves and Mildred Almen Reeves Foundation Grant
Gladys Brooks Foundation Capital Grants in Indiana
Applications due May 31, 2027
Indiana 501(c)(3) libraries, educational institutions, hospitals, and clinics can seek capital and endowment funding for facilities, equipment, and innovative projects that enhance services. Focused on major capital initiatives, the Gladys Brooks Foundation supports projects where outside funding is limited and its grant will cover most costs or a distinct project component.
The Gladys Brooks Foundation
Indiana Rural Capital Funding via USDA
Applications due Jun 15, 2027
Rural public entities in Indiana, including towns, nonprofits, higher education institutions, tribes, and eligible cooperatives, can access funding for small business support and capital projects such as land acquisition, building construction or renovation, equipment, and infrastructure. Grants from USDA Rural Development help rural communities advance business development, community and technology-based economic development, transportation, and strategic planning; awards range from US $10,000 - US $500,000.
USDA: Rural Development (RD)
US $50,000 - US $1,500,000
Capital Project Funding from United Way
Applications due Mar 31, 2028
Nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations in Indiana that directly deliver essential health and human services can seek matching capital grants of US $50,000 - US $1,500,000 for real estate, construction, renovation, and related equipment. Focused on expanding critical community services, United Way of Marshall County supports projects like childcare centers, food assistance facilities, housing, and mental health spaces.
United Way of Marshall County