Earlier this month, the Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation awarded $25,000 grants to seven nonprofit organizations addressing food insecurity in Indianapolis.
The Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation is pleased to announce we are awarding one-time grants to six Indianapolis nonprofit organizations addressing recidivism.
More than 100 Indiana leaders have joined a coalition to develop a statewide modern youth apprenticeship system.
The Fairbanks Foundation is awarding one-time grants to six Indianapolis nonprofit organizations addressing homelessness intervention and prevention.
The Fairbanks Foundation is awarding one-time grants to six nonprofit organizations doing vital work to address the root causes of violent crime.
BioCrossroads coordinates cross-sector engagement, data science, and research to advance Indiana’s life sciences industry and drive economic growth in Indianapolis.
Butler University embarked on a three-phase expansion and renovation of the university’s sciences complex to support 21st century student learning and innovation.
Ogni anno, la Fondazione identifica temi di finanziamento basati su esigenze pressanti a Indianapolis, che guidano la selezione di sei organizzazioni che affrontano questi bisogni nella nostra città.
A trentacinque anni dalla sua creazione, la Fairbanks Foundation continua a concentrarsi su sovvenzioni strategiche, ricerca e valutazione e collaborazione intersettoriale.
Purdue University created a new high school designed to develop a new generation of skilled STEM talent better able to transition from high school to college and careers.