Posts in category: Nonprofit Spotlight

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kentuckiana matches children and teens ages 7-15 with an adult Big in a one-on-one mentorship. Their Big Futures program gives Bigs and Littles (and independent participants) ages 16 and up the option to continue their match and receive match support up to the age of 25. Their agency serves 10 counties: 7 in Kentucky (Jefferson, Shelby, Oldham, Bullitt, Hardin, Grayson, and Nelson) and 3 in Indiana (Clark, Floyd, and Harrison).

Watch the video below to learn how you can get involved with their mission.

Visit their website to learn more.

Childplace exists to serve children and families at risk by meeting their needs and equipping them for life in a spirit of Christian love. Whether you’re considering opening your heart as a foster parent, seeking guidance through our professional counseling services, exploring the path of adoption, or discovering their residential services, Childplace is ready to guide and support you.

If you are interested in learning more about Childplace and who they are and what they do, visit their website here.

Wilson Education Service Center (WESC) provides cost-effective, leading-edge resources for professional development, educational resources, and cooperative purchasing. They work with a variety of members, including government entities, non-profits, and municipalities. Through their work, members can access volume purchasing and professional development to enrich student learning opportunities. Watch the video to hear how they can be of service to you and your organization.

WESC is one of nine Indiana Educational Service Centers in the state of Indiana and is authorized by state statute and operates under the State Board of Education guidelines. Education Service Centers are extended agencies of local schools. Since 1977, WESC has been dedicated to assisting teachers and administrators in educating students. Their designated region (Region 2), includes 12 counties: Clark, Dearborn, Floyd, Harrison, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, Scott, Switzerland, and Washington.

See their website for more.

Since 1991, the Community Foundation (CFSI) of Southern Indiana has granted more than $71M in grants and scholarships, including $5M from the Foundation’s unrestricted Community Impact Fund, which supports the most pressing needs of our region.

The Community Foundation provides community grants to nonprofits that help address the highest priorities of Clark and Floyd counties. Using community resources such as the Community Needs Assessment, Affordable Housing Study and Nonprofit Resource Guide, CFSI is identifying areas of greatest need and using our grant dollars to increase their impact in the community. They work with individuals, families, businesses, and other organizations to help them make grants from their funds to accomplish their own, unique charitable objectives.

By making a gift to the Community Impact Fund, you are supporting the long-term sustainability and viability of our community. From now until December 31, 2025, every $1 donated to our unrestricted Community Impact Fund will be matched with a $2 donation. $1 + $2 = $3!

Contact CFSI at 812-948-4662 or visit their website to learn more.