Index Every US public charity, on the record

Philanthropy and grantmaking in Indiana

755 public charities the IRS codes as philanthropy and grantmaking, 276 of them reporting revenue of $50,000 or more.

Organizations

Largest first

By revenue on the last return. Organizations that file Form 990-N report no figures and come last.

Organization	Return	Revenue
South Bend NPHC FoundationSouth Bend	Form 990-N	No figure
Brighter Beginnings OutreachFort Wayne	Form 990 or 990-EZ	No figure
Worship 317 CorporationCarmel	Form 990-N	No figure
Boaz FoundationMuncie	Form 990-N	No figure
Growing Resources Pro IncIndianapolis	Form 990-N	No figure

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By size

Under $50K419
$50K to $500K144
$500K to $1M19
$1M to $2.5M24
$2.5M to $5M32
Over $5M61
No figure on file56

Size classes

Peers are ranked inside these.

$50K to $500K
141 organizations, median $139K
$500K to $5M
75 organizations, median $1.9M
Over $5M
60 organizations, median $10.4M

Most common codes

Public foundations
NTEE T30
198
Philanthropy, charity and voluntarism promotion
NTEE T50
156
Community foundations
NTEE T31
106
Fundraising and fund distribution
NTEE T12
104
Federated giving programs
NTEE T70
54
Private grantmaking foundations
NTEE T20
33
Other philanthropy and grantmaking
NTEE T99
31
Single organization support
NTEE T11
16

Cities

Indianapolis
123
Fort Wayne
25
Carmel
22
Evansville
21
Noblesville
19
South Bend
17
Bloomington
13
Zionsville
13
Crown Point
12
Fishers
12

Source. IRS public records, as of October 13, 2026. Financial figures are from the most recent return on file. Street addresses are not published here.

Peers. Public charities with the same focus group, state and size class, and a return no more than 33 months old.

Scope. The Index covers the 501(c)(3) organizations the IRS classes as publicly supported charities, in the 50 states and the District of Columbia. Churches, schools, hospitals and supporting organizations are classed separately and are not included.