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1 Education and Youth Grant Approvals Dollar amount approved in 2014 Central Indiana Corporate Partnership Foundation (CICP Foundation) Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics Initiative s workforce development and education programs 3,625,000 IndyXtern Initiative 1,325,771 College Mentors for Kids Evaluation of impact of College Mentors for Kids 27,425 Early Learning Indiana Statewide early learning initiative 20,000,000 Hutson School (dba Fortune Academy) Capital project 500,000 Independent Colleges of Indiana Administration of the Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program 2014/15 1,491,000 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship Program for ,500,000 Realizing the Dream, a program to recognize achievement by first-generation college students 281,510 Indiana INTERNnet Operating support 1,500,000 Indiana State University Terre Haute, IN Extending Teacher Creativity 2015: A summer workshop for Teacher Creativity Fellows 100,181 Indiana Student Financial Aid Association Bloomington, IN College Goal Sunday 2015 program 50,000 Indy Reads Bridge funding to add volunteer coordinator 50,000 Purdue Research Foundation West Lafayette, IN Continued support for Military Family Research Institute 3,573,000 Strengthening Colleges of Engineering and Technology 40,000,000 Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute, IN Continuation of the Homework Hotline 2,410,091 Starfish Capacity building 50,000 The Mind Trust Continued support for Teach for America (Indianapolis) and other teacher and principal quality initiatives 3,420,000 Innovation School Fellowship program 1,500,000 United Negro College Fund Washington, DC Support for the UNCF Indiana campaign 85,000 United Way of Central Indiana Continuation of Early Childhood Education Initiative 2,500, Lilly Endowment Annual Report 2014
2 University of Indianapolis Study of co-curricular programs in central Indiana 50,000 Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation Princeton, NJ Woodrow Wilson MBA in Education Leadership in Indiana 14,482,405 Teacher Creativity Fellowship Program Competitive summer program for renewal of Indiana schoolteachers, principals and assistant principals, guidance counselors and library media specialists (100 grants at $10,000 each) 1,000,000 YOUTH Aftercare for Indiana Through Mentoring Culinary job-training program 360,000 Asante Children s Theatre Capacity building 50,000 AYS Continued support for the Youth Professionals Fellowship Programs 1,148,921 Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Continued support for Goals for Graduation 70,064 Center for Leadership Development CLD College Prep Initiative 275,000 Operating support 325,000 Children s Bureau Revenue diversification 216,700 Now for the Future program 160,000 Damar Services Feasibility study 49,250 Fathers and Families Resource/Research Center Operating support 300,000 Girls Inc. New York, NY Evaluation design and planning 299,232 IARCCA Institute for Excellence Capacity building/emerging services 321,120 Indiana Association of United Ways Indiana Afterschool Network 1,000,000 Indiana Black Expo Youth and education programs 600,000 Indiana FFA Foundation Trafalgar, IN Needs assessment and technology audit 25,500 Indiana Philanthropy Alliance Foundation Youth Philanthropy Initiative of Indiana 140,000 Indiana Youth Institute Operating support 5,000,000 Indianapolis Art Center SMART (Supportive Mentoring Through ART) and Beyond Perceptions programs 40,000 Indianapolis Private Industry Council Continuing support for the Youth Employment Services (YES) program 1,000,000 For the Sake of the Future 43
3 Junior Achievement of Central Indiana Program growth initiatives 300,000 Kids Voice of Indiana Continued support for Children s Law Center 550,000 Marian University Ruth Lilly Health Education Center merger 942,150 Marion County Commission on Youth Operating support 210,000 Medals4Mettle Strategic planning 28,000 National Urban Fellows New York, NY Support for fellowships in Indianapolis, recruitment and marketing 122, Black Men of Indianapolis Capacity-building program support 150,000 Youth programming and staffing 50,000 Planned Parenthood of Indiana and Kentucky Sexuality education programming 50,000 Ronald McDonald House Safety and security updates 50,000 Summer Youth Program Fund Grants for organizations to provide summer activities for youth (155 competitive grants to support 187 programs ranging from $1,000 to $235,213) 1,875,873 Adult & Child Center Aftercare for Indiana Through Mentoring Agape Therapeutic Riding Center American Diabetes Association Anglican Church of Resurrection Art With a Heart Asante Children s Theatre Athenaeum Turners School (dba Young Actors Theatre) AYS Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Bosma Industries for the Blind Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis (5) Brebeuf Preparatory School Brightwood Community Center Broadway United Methodist Church Brooke s Place for Grieving Young People Burmese American Community Institute Butler University Camptown Care for Kids Foundation Catholic Charities Indianapolis (2) Catholic Youth Organization Children s Museum of Indianapolis Christamore House Christel House Academy Claude McNeal s Musical Theatre Training Program Coburn Place Safe Haven Community Action of Greater Indianapolis Community Alliance of the Far Eastside (CAFE) Community Health Network Foundation Corinthian Baptist Church Cosmo Knights Scholarship Fund Damar Services Dance Kaleidoscope Dayspring Center Diabetic Youth Foundation of Indiana Dyslexia Institute of Indiana Early Learning Indiana (Day Nursery) East Tenth United Methodist Children and Youth Center Edna Martin Christian Center (2) Englishton Park Presbyterian Ministries Entrepreneurial Ventures in Education Fay Biccard Glick Neighborhood Center at Crooked Creek Felege Hiywot Center First Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church First Samuel Missionary Baptist Church Flanner House Fletcher Place Community Center Footlite Musicals Forest Manor Multi-Service Center Freetown Village Girl Scouts of Central Indiana (2) Girls Inc. Gleaners Food Bank 44 Lilly Endowment Annual Report 2014
4 Good News Mission Gorgeous Ladies Acting Maturely (GLAM) Great Commission Church of God Happy Hollow Children s Camp Harrison Center for the Arts Hawthorne Social Service Association Health and Hospital Corp. Health and Science Innovations Hear Indiana Hemophilia of Indiana (2) Iibada Dancers Immanuel Presbyterian Church Indiana Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church Indiana Deaf Camps Foundation Indiana Golf Foundation Indiana Latino Institute Indiana Performing Arts Centre Indiana School for the Deaf Indiana Sports Corp. Indiana State Museum Foundation Indianapolis Algebra Project Indianapolis Art Center Indianapolis Children s Choir Indianapolis Housing Agency Indianapolis Interfaith Hospitality Network Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library Foundation Indianapolis Museum of Art Indianapolis Parks Foundation (5) Indianapolis Soap Box Derby Association Jackson Center for Conductive Education James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association (dba Riley Children s Foundation) Jameson Camp John H. Boner Community Center (2) Julian Center Keep Indianapolis Beautiful La Plaza (2) Lawrence United Methodist Church LifeBridge Community Life Line Community Center Lillian Davis Foundation Little Red Door Cancer Agency Lutheran Child & Family Services of Indiana Madame Walker Urban Life Center Marian University Marion County Commission on Youth (2) Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center Metropolitan School District of Pike Township Metropolitan School District of Washington Township Miracle Place Mission Indy Montessori Educational Charity Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist Church Muscular Dystrophy Association Music for All National Junior Tennis League of Indianapolis Net Literacy Corp. (dba Senior Connects Corp.) New Beginnings Church New Covenant Church Noble of Indiana Northside New Era Community Outreach Oaks Academy Oasis Christian Community Development Corp. 100 Black Men of Indianapolis Partnerships for Lawrence Pathway Resource Center Peace Learning Center (2) People s Burn Foundation Philharmonic Orchestra of Indianapolis Pro 100 (dba TeenWorks) Project Endure For the Sake of the Future 45
5 Project SEED Promise Land Christian Community Church Purdue University Ruth Lilly Health Education Center St. Florian Center St. John s Community Care Services St. Richard s School Salvation Army (3) Saturday Evening Post Society School on Wheels Shepherd Community (2) Social Health Association of Indiana Southeast Community Services Speedway Baptist Church Speedway United Methodist Church SpringHill Camps Stacey Toran Foundation Starfish Storytelling Arts of Indiana Symphonic Youth Orchestra of Greater Indianapolis Trinity House Academy United Way of Central Indiana Urban Arts Consortium of Indianapolis VSA Indiana Westminster Neighborhood Ministries Writers Center of Indiana (dba Indiana Writers Center) YMCA of Indianapolis (13) Young Audiences of Indiana (2) Young Life Indianapolis Urban Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church Summer Youth Program Fund Capital project grants for organizations to improve capacity to conduct summer programs (31 competitive grants ranging from $1,286 to $25,000) 571,127 Camptown Christamore House Christel House Academy Coburn Place Safe Haven Community Alliance of the Far Eastside (CAFE) Edna Martin Christian Center Englishton Park Presbyterian Ministries Felege Hiywot Center Great Commission Church of God Happy Hollow Children s Camp Hawthorn Social Service Association Health and Science Innovations Indiana Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church Indiana State Museum Foundation Indianapolis Parks Foundation Indianapolis Soap Box Derby Association Jameson Camp John H. Boner Community Center La Plaza Lutheran Child & Family Services of Indiana Peace Learning Center Pro 100 (dba TeenWorks) Promise Land Christian Community Church Social Health Association of Indiana VSA Indiana Young Audiences of Indiana Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church Education Grants 116,521,383 Youth Grants 16,280,437 Education and Youth Discretionary Grants 113,835 Total Education and Youth Grants 132,915,655 Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis Burmese American Community Institute Butler University 46 Lilly Endowment Annual Report 2014
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EducationandYouth Approvals Dollar amount approved in 2013 American Indian College Fund Denver, CO Data collection and analysis initiative to promote student success 1,595,000 Caring for Military Families:
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