Funders to approach for Indiana Humanities Council Inc
Indiana humanities was formed in 1972, when the national endowment for the humanities (neh) asked a group of five energetic Indiana citizens to form a statewide grant-making agency. The group was comprised of dr. Marvin e. Hartig, mrs. Edmund f. (virginia) ball, dr. Robert e. Burns, mr. Edward n. Howard and dr. Robert w. Richey. Their goal was to focus federal dollars on more local, grassroots initiatives. The Indiana committee for the humanities, as it was known then, began its operations on september 1 of that year.throughout our history, three themes have been the hallmark of our work: supportive grant-making, public dialogue and ambitious projects.today, Indiana humanities is a statewide nonprofit that provides public access to the humanities. We do this by providing grants, convening discussions, uplifting humanities practitioners, spotlighting humanities organizations and activities, and creating our own…
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Half the value is in your top 11 funders, of 151
- 1The Mind Trust IncGives in Indiana (84 of 114)Similar grantees: Institute for Quality Education Inc ($200k/yr), Herron High School Inc ($620k/yr), Teach Indy Inc ($310k/yr)1 in 17$47k
- 2National Urban League IncSimilar grantees: Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership Inc ($500k/yr), The Indianapolis Foundation Inc ($190k/yr), Indianapolis Public Schools Education Foundation Inc ($150k/yr)1 in 33$140k
- 3Eli Lilly and Company FoundationGives in Indiana (72 of 131)Similar grantees: Indiana Institute for Global Health Inc ($5k/yr), Indiana Chamber of Commerce Foundation Inc ($25k/yr), The Indianapolis Foundation Inc ($1.1M/yr)1 in 22$56k
148 more funders on the list for Indiana Humanities Council Inc
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