Glick Philanthropies awarded $704,700 to 92 nonprofit organizations across nine states through the Glick Community Relief Fund, an apartment property-nominated grant program focused on increasing healthy food access, expanding accessible transportation, connecting community members to utility assistance, and prioritizing mental health support.
“Nearly half of U.S. households are unable to afford the cost of living due to growing prices, stagnant wages, and a shrinking social safety net,” said Ben Grande, director of philanthropy at Glick Philanthropies. “Through programs like the Glick Community Relief Fund, Glick Philanthropies supports nonprofit organizations that are connecting our most vulnerable community members to resources to help them meet their basic needs.”
2026 Community Relief Fund Grant Recipients
Georgia
- Mixed Greens Savannah
Illinois
- Northeast Community Fund
- Youth With A Positive Direction
Indiana
- Access Johnson County Public Transit / Gateway Services
- Anchor House
- Beacon
- Beech Grove Elton H. Geshwiler Senior Center
- Bethel Family Worship Center
- BRAVEE
- Catholic Charities Diocese of Gary
- Center Township For The People (La Porte)
- CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions
- Circle You Help Center
- Citizens Concerned for the Homeless
- Community Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Indiana
- Community Montessori
- Eagle Creek Church of Christ – Joseph Plan Pantry
- Ecumenical Assembly of Bartholomew County Churches
- Federated Church
- First Steps of La Porte
- Food Bank of Northern Indiana
- Food Finders Food Bank
- Gateway Hunger Relief Center
- Generations, Area 13 Agency on Aging
- Gethsemane Lutheran Church
- Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana
- Greater Hammond Community Services
- Healing Hands Outreach Center
- Hendricks County Senior Services
- Hilltop Neighborhood House
- Hoosier Hills Food Bank
- Hoosier Uplands Economic Development Corporation
- Hope Southern Indiana
- Indy Hunger Network
- Jewish Family Services
- Ladies Under Construction
- Lafayette Urban Ministry
- LifeStream Services
- M25
- Midland Meals
- Muncie Delaware County Senior Center
- Pantry 279
- Purdue Extension – Lawrence County, Marion County, and Monroe County
- REAL Services
- Rock of Faith Baptist Church
- RSVP Volunteer Center
- Russell’s Building Camp
- Sacred Heart Food Pantry at St Mary the Immaculate Conception
- Second Harvest Food Bank of East Central Indiana
- Seton Harvest
- Shalom House
- Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County
- Society of St Vincent de Paul – Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
- The Salvation Army – Eagle Creek Community Center, Fort Wayne, La Porte, and Northwest Indiana (Porter County Corps)
- Trinity United Methodist Church
- We Bloom
- Wellspring Interfaith Social Services
- United Way of Daviess County
Kentucky
- Action Ministries
- Dare to Care Food Bank
- Catholic Charities of Louisville Sister Visitor Center
- Eastern Area Community Ministries
- Harbor House of Louisville
- Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington
- God’s Pantry Food Bank
Michigan
- Age Well Services of West Michigan
- Crossover Outreach
- Good News Kitchen of St. John’s Lutheran Church
- Greater Flint Outreach Center
- Senior Neighbors
- St. Vincent de Paul – St. Johns
North Carolina
- Crisis Control Ministry
Ohio
- Connecting Kids to Meals
- Kent Social Services
- Making A Difference of Northwest Ohio
- Milford Miami Ministries
- Rooted Kent
- Inter Parish Ministries
Virginia
- Buffalow Family & Friends Community Days
- Coalition Against Poverty in Suffolk
- First Baptist Church South Hill Food Pantry
- Foodbank of Southeastern Virginia & the Eastern Shore
- Healthy Chesapeake
- Henry County Food Pantry
- Southern Area Agency on Aging
- Zoo-Nye Closet
Wisconsin
- Inclusive Performance
Since 2016, more than $6 million has been awarded to nearly 320 nonprofit organizations through the property-nominated grant program.
Click here to learn more about Glick Philanthropies’ commitment to improving access to basic needs.