The Community Foundation of Boone County (CFBC) is thrilled to announce the recipients of the final competitive grant cycle for 2025, totaling more than $162,045 to 19 Boone County-serving nonprofit organizations. These unrestricted grants, aimed at addressing a wide range of community needs, will support critical programs in areas of education, health and wellness, and community connectivity.
Julie Reagan, CEO of the Community Foundation of Boone County, stated, “These grants represent more than funding – they represent partnership. Every organization in this cycle plays a vital role in strengthening Boone County, and we are grateful for the opportunity to support the work they do every day. When we work together, we build a stronger and more connected community for all.”
With the support of fund advisors and community partners, CFBC was able to meet the needs of the following local nonprofits, providing grants to help them continue their important work.
2025 CFBC Unrestricted Grant Cycle Recipients:
Advance Food Distribution (AFD2)
Black Box Theatre Company, Inc.
Boone County Problem-Solving Court Foundation
Boys & Girls Club of Boone County
Habitat for Humanity of Boone County
Hear Indiana, Inc.
Humane Society for Boone County
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library
ILADD, Inc.
Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN)
Indiana Youth Institute
Lebanon Arts Council
NAMI Greater Indianapolis
Packing Hope
Ruth Newby Food Pantry
St. Vincent de Paul, Five Loaves and Two Fishes Food Pantry
SullivanMunce Cultural Center
Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center
The Arc of Greater Boone County
Ali Maxey, Director of Education & Grantmaking at CFBC, added, “We are fortunate to work alongside nonprofits who approach their work with innovation, compassion, and deep local commitment. This funding helps sustain programs that are changing lives every day and ensures that organizations have the resources to continue serving with impact.”
CFBC has a long-standing history of collaborating with local nonprofits and community partners to strengthen Boone County. In 2025, CFBC has awarded more than $1.24 million dollars in grants through various programs, and will continue to award more before year end. This final round of competitive funding represents the CFBC’s continued dedication to uplifting Boone County’s nonprofits and ensuring they have the resources they need to succeed.
