The Glick Fund, founded by Gene and Marilyn Glick in 1998 and a component of Central Indiana Community Foundation, aims to carry forward a legacy of philanthropy within Indiana, especially in Central Indiana. The fund emerges from the Glick family’s long-standing generosity and commitment to instilling philanthropic values within their family and company. It works to make a significant impact in its community by supporting a wide range of causes.
The Crosser Family Foundation grant program emphasizes innovation in organizations and projects within specific areas to strengthen communities. It supports housing, health and wellness (including substance abuse, violence prevention, mental health, and food insecurity), and youth development (covering child welfare and education). Focused on Hamilton County and surrounding areas in Central Indiana, the foundation offers multi-year grants to organizations with which it has established a funding relationship. Interested organizations are invited to submit grant requests through the CICF grant portal, with funding inquiries directed to the Hamilton County Community Foundation.