Arts Administration

A Fundraising & Grants Directory the provides resources & information about grants, fundraising, philanthropy, foundations and 501(c)(3) non-profits organizations to those in need of funding and research for their their philanthropic efforts and missions.

An evaluator of charities, this sites analyzes a nonprofit's financial documents and assesses an organization's accountability and transparency, providing a numeric quality rating.

Sponsored by the national Better Business Bureau. Monitors a variety of areas including: transparency, board involvement, administration, etc.

Maintained by the American Institute of Philanthropy, this is a watchdog directory that monitors how efficiently a charity uses donations.

"A single website for all federal grant opportunities... to streamline and simplify the way the federal government provides grants. It simplifies the grants management process by providing a central online system to find and apply for grants across the federal government."

The National Endowment for the Arts supports exemplary arts projects in communities nationwide through grantmaking, initiatives, partnerships, and events.

A grant-funding agency for the Arts in the State of Indiana.

The Arts Council is an organization that advocates for the need and importance of broad community funding and support for a thriving arts scene. Organizations and businesses can explore grant opportunities on their website.

CICF stands as Central Indiana’s most prominent provider of philanthropic services to local philanthropists. Serves Marion and Hamilton counties.

The primary mission of the foundation is to support charitable organizations that promote or preserve the Arts and Humanities and those that were supported by Mr. Clowes during his lifetime (1917-2000).

A private, philanthropic foundation.

The Glick Family Foundation invests in organizations that enhance education, self-sufficiency and quality of life in central Indiana and beyond.