Partnerships
The work of the Indiana Community Action Poverty Institute would not be possible without the generous support of the following foundations and partners.
Current Funders:
- IN-CAA - Member dues fund our work on community needs assessment for each of the 22 Community Action Agencies.
- National Skills Coalition - NSC provides operating support for our role as the coordinator of the Indiana Skills2Compete Coalition and our research activities related to skills and higher education.
- The Indianapolis Foundation - The Indianapolis Foundation provides flexible support to engage an advisory council of individuals with lived experience and respond to emergent research needs and opportunities.
- The Herbert Simon Family Foundation - We have two Policy Fellows funded by the HSSF for ten months starting in June 2024 as part of a collaboration to amplify the voices of those represented in our report "Overlooked and Undercounted."
- The Annie E. Casey Foundation - We have a Tax and Budget Policy Analyst funded by Annie E. Casey, dedicated to improving the equity of our tax code and passing tax code reforms including the introduction of a Child Tax Credit in Indiana.
- Citizen's Action Coalition - Collaborating with CAC, we have developed a research report with policy recommendations to protect low-income Hoosiers from rising electricity prices that financially drain households.
- Americans for Financial Reform - Americans for Financial Reform supports our efforts to educate the public about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and about key consumer concerns.
- Women's Fund of Central Indiana - In 2024, support from the Women's Fund of Central Indiana will allow us to educate Hoosiers about the Pregnant Worker Fairness Act and provide connections to legal supports.
- Health Foundation of La Porte - Funds from Health Foundation of La Porte support a year-long initiative focused on ensuring that La Porte County residents know their rights when facing burdensome medical debt.
- Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute - We use CTSI funding to partner with Fairbanks School of Public Health and Indiana Health Fund to study the impact of medical debt on pregnant individuals and new parents
- Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence - ICADV supports our efforts to provide education and advocacy around paid family and medical leave.
- Indiana Department of Health - IDOH funds our research & strategic planning work with Region 9's Regional Planning Council and our participation in an accelerator project to promote collaboration between Community Action Agencies and Federally Qualified Health Centers.
- Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority - IHCDA has commissioned a study of the experiences and needs of adults who transition from working to living with a disability.
Are you interested in supporting the Institute's work or partnering on a project? Explore donation options or contact the Institute's director, Erin Macey, to learn more.
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