Community Impact Investment Fund
The $200 million Community Impact Investment (CII) Fund was established by IU Health in 2018. The CII Fund is administered by the IU Health Foundation and supports non-profit organizations to address key social and environmental factors that heavily affect people’s health outcomes. These investments are made in support of IU Health’s goal to make Indiana one of the healthiest states in the nation.
About the Community Impact Investment Fund
The $200 million Community Impact Investment (CII) Fund was established by IU Health in 2018. The CII Fund is administered by the IU Health Foundation and supports non-profit organizations to address key social and environmental factors that heavily affect people’s health outcomes. These investments are made in support of IU Health’s goal to make Indiana one of the healthiest states in the nation.
The CII Fund application is open to projects that propose projects to improve public health through projects focused on infrastructure investment, workforce development and education attainment.
The 2023 Community Impact Investment Fund and grant application process announcement can be found here. Additional information about the CII program can be found in the Resources section below.
How to Apply
The CII Fund application is open to projects that propose projects to improve public health through projects focused on infrastructure investment, workforce development and education attainment.
The 2023 Community Impact Investment Fund and grant application process announcement can be found here. Additional information about the CII program can be found in the Resources section below.
Community Impact Investment Fund Resources
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Diverse needs of children and adults across Indiana
IU Health has awarded $9.5 million to community organizations across the state to meet pressing social and health needs facing children and adults in Indiana.
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Housing and training needs across Indiana
IU Health has awarded $4.3 million to community organizations across the state to meet critical housing and training needs of some of the most vulnerable Hoosiers.
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Community needs during pandemic
IU Health has awarded $3.48 million to local organizations across the state working to address early learning needs and other community issues heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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