The Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis concentrates its giving on community health and wellness in the Indianapolis area, prioritizing organizations that provide HIV care and linkage-to-care, behavioral/mental health supports, and community-based health workforce or service delivery. Grants are high-dollar and targeted, frequently made as repeat or multi-part awards to a small number of local partners that deliver direct services and population health interventions. The foundation also supports youth-focused workforce and social services that intersect with health equity and opportunity in the region.
HIV testing, linkage to care, and treatment-as-prevention sit at the center of The Health Foundation of Greater Indianapolis Inc’s recent grantmaking. The foundation has funded this work since 2012, and its larger awards show a sustained commitment to organizations that deliver direct services and population health interventions in Indiana. The Damien Center appears repeatedly among the foundation’s largest recent grants, including awards in 2024 and 2025, signaling ongoing support for HIV-related wellness services in Indianapolis. IU Health Positive Link is another recurring recipient, with major awards in Bloomington that connect the foundation’s HIV focus to service delivery outside the city. The same pattern extends to behavioral health, emergency assistance for people living with HIV/AIDS, harm reduction, and community-based health workforce support. Grants are frequently directed to organizations that work with low-income and underserved communities, and the foundation also backs youth-focused workforce and wraparound service models when they intersect with health equity. Across the recent grant list, awards are substantial and often repeated, with several partners receiving support in more than one year.
In HIV/AIDS prevention and care, the foundation gave $636,632 to The Damien Center for promote wellness and $573,480 to IU Health Positive Link for the same purpose. Those awards align with its long-running emphasis on testing, linkage to care, and treatment-as-prevention. Behavioral and mental health also appears in the recent grants. Almost4Minds received $489,136 for promote wellness, following a prior $353,287 award in 2024, showing continued support for mental health-related services. The foundation’s community health workforce and service-capacity work is visible in its support for AmeriCorps, which received $654,564 in 2024 and $419,028 in 2023. Youth-oriented wraparound services are reflected in Step-Up Inc’s awards of $303,134 in 2025 and $179,978 in 2024.
Typical grant size sits at a p25 of $10,000, a median of $24,750, and a p75 of $57,054, while the recent grant list also includes many awards well above that range. The pattern is repeat support rather than isolated one-time gifts: multiple recipients appear across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including several with back-to-back awards. The foundation is an operating grantmaker with a local scope and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Some program areas accept unsolicited funding requests, including HIV-related collaborative funding, AmeriCorps, and HIV/AIDS emergency assistance.
$3.7M
$10.7M
$5.2M
$6.1M
Most grants fall between $10K and $57K, with a median of $25K.
25th Percentile
$10K
Median
$25K
75th Percentile
$57K
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Concentrated, large-dollar grants to a small number of repeat local grantees; funding appears targeted to service delivery and capacity-building rather than many small awards.
Notable grantees: The Damien Center, AmeriCorps, IU Health Positive Link, Almost4Minds, Step-Up Inc
Grantmaking is overwhelmingly tied to Indiana, with 94% of grants going to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state. Indianapolis receives the largest share of named awards, including The Damien Center, AmeriCorps, Almost4Minds, Step-Up Inc, and Brothers United Dba Bu Wellness. Other Indiana cities also appear in the recent list: Bloomington for IU Health Positive Link and Indiana Recovery Alliance, South Bend for Imani and Unidad Inc and Aids Ministriesaids Assist, and Fort Wayne for Ne in Positive Resource Connection. Outside Indiana, Matthew 25 in Henderson, Kentucky appears among recent grants.
Its recent grants center on HIV testing, linkage to care, treatment-as-prevention, emergency assistance for people living with HIV/AIDS, behavioral and mental health supports, harm reduction, and community health workforce or service delivery. The foundation also supports youth workforce and wraparound service models when they connect to health equity.
The typical grant size is $10,000 at the 25th percentile, $24,750 at the median, and $57,054 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards include several larger multi-year or repeated grants, indicating that some partners receive support well above the median.
Yes. The recent grant list shows repeated awards to several partners across multiple years, including The Damien Center, IU Health Positive Link, Almost4Minds, AmeriCorps, and Step-Up Inc. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships rather than mostly one-time gifts.
Some program areas accept unsolicited funding requests. The HIV Funding Matrix / HIV-related Collaborative Funding, AmeriCorps, and HIV/AIDS Emergency Assistance are listed as accepting unsolicited applications, while other active programs are not.
Most grants go to recipients in Indiana, with 94% of grants in the foundation’s HQ state. Indianapolis appears most often in the recent grant list, and other Indiana recipients include Bloomington, South Bend, Fort Wayne, Noblesville, Valparaiso, Austin, and Connersville.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| THE DAMIEN CENTER | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $636,632 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| IU HEALTH POSITIVE LINK | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $573,480 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ALMOST4MINDS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $489,136 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| STEP-UP INC | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $303,134 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| MATTHEW 25 | HENDERSON, KY | $204,691 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ESKENAZI HEALTH FOUNDATION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $164,752 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ASPIRE INDIANA | NOBLESVILLE, IN | $151,705 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| NE IN POSITIVE RESOURCE CONNECTION | FORT WAYNE, IN | $146,204 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| IMANI AND UNIDAD INC | SOUTH BEND, IN | $133,438 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| AIDS MINISTRIESAIDS ASSIST | SOUTH BEND, IN | $94,510 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| REFRESH (F5) | AUSTIN, IN | $82,717 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| CONNECTION CAFE | CONNERSVILLE, IN | $81,485 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| BROTHERS UNITED DBA BU WELLNESS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $77,360 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| HEALTHLINC INC | VALPARAISO, IN | $69,624 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA RECOVERY ALLIANCE | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $64,289 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| LIFESPRING INC | JEFFERSONVILLE, IN | $58,051 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| LIFECARE OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY HEALTH | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $48,782 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| COMMUNITY HEALTHNET | GARY, IN | $41,279 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| SHALOM HEALTHCARE CENTER | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $34,500 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| TRANS SOLUTIONS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $28,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| MONROE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $25,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA PRIMARY HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $20,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA AIDS FUND | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $18,996 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| TIPPECANOE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT | LAFAYETTE, IN | $15,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| AIDS RESOURCE GROUP OF EVANSVILLE | EVANSVILLE, IN | $13,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| CLARK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT | JEFFERSONVILLE, IN | $12,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| IU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $10,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ALIVENESS PROJECT OF NW INDIANA | MERRILLVILLE, IN | $9,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| MINORITY HEALTH COALITION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $8,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| GARY HARM REDUCTION | GARY, IN | $7,500 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| CONCORD CENTER ASSOCIATION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $5,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $5,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| HEALTHNET | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $3,819 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| WOMEN IN MOTION | HUNTERSVILLE, NC | $3,198 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| GENNESARET FREE CLINICS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $2,540 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA PRIDE OF COLOR | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $2,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA HISTORY CENTER | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $1,682 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| SUBSTANCE USE OUTREACH SERVICES | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $1,000 | 2025 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| THE DAMIEN CENTER | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $658,283 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| AMERICORPS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $654,564 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ALMOST4MINDS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $353,287 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| IU HEALTH POSITIVE LINK | BLOOMINGTON, IN | $324,699 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| STEP-UP INC | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $179,978 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| NE IN POSITIVE RESOURCE CONNECTION | FORT WAYNE, IN | $153,320 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| HEALTH CARE EDUCATION & TRAINING | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $150,000 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| BROTHERS UNITED DBA BU WELLNESS | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $133,000 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| MATTHEW 25 | HENDERSON, KY | $101,744 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| IMANI AND UNIDAD INC | SOUTH BEND, IN | $75,044 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| ASPIRE INDIANA | NOBLESVILLE, IN | $68,062 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
| INDIANA PRIMARY HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION | INDIANAPOLIS, IN | $59,167 | 2024 | PROMOTE WELLNESS |
THE DAMIEN CENTER
$636,632PROMOTE WELLNESS
IU HEALTH POSITIVE LINK
$573,480PROMOTE WELLNESS
ALMOST4MINDS
$489,136PROMOTE WELLNESS
MATTHEW 25
$204,691PROMOTE WELLNESS
PROMOTE WELLNESS
ASPIRE INDIANA
$151,705PROMOTE WELLNESS
NE IN POSITIVE RESOURCE CONNECTION
$146,204PROMOTE WELLNESS
IMANI AND UNIDAD INC
$133,438PROMOTE WELLNESS
AIDS MINISTRIESAIDS ASSIST
$94,510PROMOTE WELLNESS
REFRESH (F5)
$82,717PROMOTE WELLNESS
CONNECTION CAFE
$81,485PROMOTE WELLNESS
BROTHERS UNITED DBA BU WELLNESS
$77,360PROMOTE WELLNESS
INDIANA RECOVERY ALLIANCE
$64,289PROMOTE WELLNESS
LIFECARE OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY HEALTH
$48,782PROMOTE WELLNESS
COMMUNITY HEALTHNET
$41,279PROMOTE WELLNESS
SHALOM HEALTHCARE CENTER
$34,500PROMOTE WELLNESS
TRANS SOLUTIONS
$28,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
MONROE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
$25,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
INDIANA PRIMARY HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION
$20,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
INDIANA AIDS FUND
$18,996PROMOTE WELLNESS
TIPPECANOE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
$15,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
AIDS RESOURCE GROUP OF EVANSVILLE
$13,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
CLARK COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
$12,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
IU SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
$10,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
ALIVENESS PROJECT OF NW INDIANA
$9,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
MINORITY HEALTH COALITION
$8,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
GARY HARM REDUCTION
$7,500PROMOTE WELLNESS
WOMEN IN MOTION
$3,198PROMOTE WELLNESS
GENNESARET FREE CLINICS
$2,540PROMOTE WELLNESS
INDIANA PRIDE OF COLOR
$2,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
SUBSTANCE USE OUTREACH SERVICES
$1,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
THE DAMIEN CENTER
$658,283PROMOTE WELLNESS
AMERICORPS
$654,564PROMOTE WELLNESS
ALMOST4MINDS
$353,287PROMOTE WELLNESS
IU HEALTH POSITIVE LINK
$324,699PROMOTE WELLNESS
NE IN POSITIVE RESOURCE CONNECTION
$153,320PROMOTE WELLNESS
HEALTH CARE EDUCATION & TRAINING
$150,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
BROTHERS UNITED DBA BU WELLNESS
$133,000PROMOTE WELLNESS
MATTHEW 25
$101,744PROMOTE WELLNESS
IMANI AND UNIDAD INC
$75,044PROMOTE WELLNESS
ASPIRE INDIANA
$68,062PROMOTE WELLNESS
INDIANA PRIMARY HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION
$59,167PROMOTE WELLNESS