Group of smiling people of varied ages, genders, heritage, and skin color. Title reads Indiana United Ways.

Indiana United Ways is the State Membership Association for United Ways serving Indiana counties.


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United Ways in the News

New Research

Reports released in September by United for ALICE indicate 717,593 Indiana children (46%) and over 3 million nonprofit workers (22%) across the U.S. live in households classified as ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed). These working families struggle to meet essential needs, like food, housing, transportation, childcare, and healthcare. Learn more about ALICE.

New report released by Lilly School of Family Philanthropy on August 13 highlights partnerships between local governments and nonprofits to meet local needs in health and human services.

Other Local News

Local United Ways expand access to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, building home libraries that boost kindergarten readiness.

Local United Ways across Indiana enhance the skills of black and brown leaders across the state through leadership programs.
Local and national collaborations leverage the scale of the United Way network to put financial stability within reach for local residents.


EQUITY STATEMENT: United Way believes that Equity is the just inclusion of everyone in society. Equity is achieved when race/ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation and other identities no longer determine socioeconomic, education, and health outcomes. We recognize structural racism has contributed to the persistent disparities which UW seeks to dismantle. Our network strives to engage community residents to create solutions that ensure everyone has the resources, supports, opportunities and networks they need to thrive.