This fund supports local organizations, agencies, and programs that serve Indianapolis’ Jewish community and strengthen the city’s Jewish cultural life.
Jewish Cultural Life
Strengthen Jewish community & cultural life

Featured Grantee
Meet Goldman Union Camp Institute
Goldman Union Camp Institute, known as GUCI, is a Reform Jewish Movement summer camp serving the Midwest since 1958. GUCI provides a fun, loving, inclusive, and safe environment for campers and staff to explore their Jewish identity, gain self-confidence and life-skills, develop long-lasting relationships, grow as leaders, and build a Kehilla Kedosha–a holy community.
Jewish Cultural Life
Explore Glick Philanthropies’ most recent grants to organizations supporting Jewish cultural life.
The Anti-Defamation League (Midwest) is a Jewish civil rights organization that fights antisemitism in Northern Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
Jewish Community Center Indianapolis is a neighborhood and community resource that maintains a multi-generational, inclusive environment where all people can live, learn, play, and connect.
The Jewish Community Center is a neighborhood and community resource that maintains a multi-generational, inclusive environment where all people can live, learn, play, and connect. Its community mosaic project offers an opportunity for everyone involved in JCC to add their own piece to a shared work of art.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Indianapolis serves as the hub for Indiana’s many diverse Jewish communities and promotes a vibrant, engaged, inclusive, and sustainable Jewish community.
Annual gifts honoring Gene & Marilyn Glick’s legacy: Borns Jewish Studies Program at Indiana University, Goldman Union Camp Institute, Hadassah, Hooverwood Living, Indianapolis Hebrew Congregation, Indiana University Hillel, Jewish Community Center Indianapolis, Jewish Family Services, Secure Community Network, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.
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Meet the Spring 2026 Grant Recipients
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AnnouncementEveryone deserves the opportunity to reach their full potential. We want to take this opportunity to reiterate our values & beliefs, share resources, and celebrate nonprofits. -
In the NewsEskenazi Health Announces $2.5 Million Naming Gift for New E. 38th St. Health Center
In honor of a lead gift of $2.5 million, the new Eskenazi Health E. 38th St. health center location will be renamed the Eskenazi Health Thomas & Arlene Grande Campus.
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