Help us keep art available to all.
Ways to Give
We are pleased to accept contributions via your preferred donation method. If you have questions about how to give that is not covered here, please contact VP of Development, Alli Badgero at ABadgero@IndyArtCenter.org or (317) 255-2464×2290.
Please send your contribution to the below address. If sending a check, please make the check payable to Indy Art Center, and add any additional designations or information in the ‘Notes’ field.
Indy Art Center
Attn: Development Department
820 E 67th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46220
Gifts of Appreciated Stock
We are pleased to accept donations of publicly traded securities. Please contact Alli Badgero, VP of Development (ABadgero@IndyArtCenter.org) if you wish to make a donation of stock.
Donor Advised Funds
You are welcome to make contributions via Donor Advised Funds and other types of foundations. Please contact Alli Badgero, VP of Development (ABadgero@IndyArtCenter.org) for more information.
Corporate Giving
Corporations can provide vital ongoing support through donations and personalized sponsorship opportunities. Please contact Sally Root, Development Manager (SRoot@IndyArtCenter.org) for more information about designated giving or sponsorships.
Join the Renaissance Society
Donors who make a planned gift in any amount with the Art Center are recognized through membership in the Renaissance Society. Planned gifts of $25,000 or more will be designated in the Renaissance Society as part of the Frank Springer Circle, which celebrates the legacy of the Art Center’s long-time board member and patron.
To discuss planned giving options, please contact VP of Development, Alli Badgero, at ABadgero@IndyArtCenter.org or 317.255.2464 ext. 2290.
“Your support is critical to the Art Center’s mission. We make it a major philanthropic priority for many reasons. The Outreach program, which makes art available to the underserved population in our community. Also, we love that the Art Center is free and open to the public. We believe it is a community asset worth supporting.”