Historic Multi-Year Investments Will Be Made into Community-Driven Root Cause Interventions, Led by Impacted People
Metro United Way announces the call for applications from Black-led social change nonprofit and advocacy organizations to support its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, addressing how inequities unfairly restrict individuals and communities in terms of access, opportunity and resources.
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The new Louisville Growing Readers program provides families 100 printed picture books plus parent information in weekly mailings directly to homes. In all, families will receive four books per week for 25 weeks. They will also have access to more than 400 books narrated in 40+ languages through Louisville’s digital library linked below.
Learn MoreThe Black L.O.V.E. Philanthropic Partnership will utilize strategic guidance and leadership of Black leaders and philanthropic partners. The partnership structure will provide a collaborative opportunity to pool philanthropic resources and collective thought leadership to invest in the seven core focus areas recommended by the Black Social Change Funders Network.
Learn MoreThis is an interactive tool that helps people understand the connections among racial equity, hunger, poverty and wealth. It's a good first step for people unaware of structural inequality, a support tool for those who want a deeper understanding of structural inequality and a source of information for experts who want to know the quantifiable economic impact of each policy that has widened today's racial hunger, income and wealth divides.
Learn MoreAlign Southern Indiana's mission is to actively facilitate a shared regional process that will align resources, address needs and produce sustainable solutions resulting in our region achieving its potential as a best place to live, work and play.
Learn MoreA coordinated group of partners promoting economic mobility by meeting the needs of vulnerable populations residing in challenged neighborhoods to strengthen Louisville’s competitiveness.
Learn MoreA coordinated network of seven service providers has joined forces to deliver high-quality financial empowerment services.
Learn MoreThis program works to prevent family homelessness and reduce school mobility so that families gain financial security and their children can succeed in school.
Learn MoreHelp provide resources for families and caregivers that help to educate and promote early childhood development in Shelby County.
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