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Education grants!! That’s smart!!
“The Lilly Endowment has approved grants totaling more than $300 million to 13 colleges and universities in Indiana to support community development projects aimed at improving quality of life…”
Here’s to hoping the grant dollars positively impact the quality of life of underserved communities within the proximity of these colleges and universities, but history continues to prove otherwise. It would be a great case study for endowments to fund organizations with leaders who live and breathe the data, research and strategic efforts directly connected to improving quality of life of underserved communities, rather than continuing to fund the already well-funded institutions who are completely tone deaf to the specific needs. Just a thought from someone who worked in higher education at one of these institutions for over a decade.
Wow, it appears to all be for campus beautification and community spaces with the exception of Rose (go figure). And all for private schools except $16M for IUB. How ironic when IUB is the only campus in the IU system with a solid donor base — that already meets IUB’s needs — and likewise, $30M for ND?!?! When ND already has more money than it can spend coming in from all corners of the globe and hardly represents the interests of the state of Indiana. Meanwhile, not a dime for any Purdue campus nor IU-Indianapolis, the latter of which has never been able to raise any material funding from donors.
First, the Lilly Endowment can give money to whomever they want within their mission statement. Go donate your money as you see fit.
Second, they DO give money to other schools, including public universities, including IUPUI (MILLIONS of dollars) etc.. They just did not do it in this particular funding round. Just tell the world you are clueless by your posting.
Third, they also give money for PLENTY of “non-beautification” projects, educational initiatives, scholarships, etc., not that it should matter.
Stop whining, it’s a gift. Just say thank you and carry on with your day.
? Excuse me, but I didn’t receive any gift. Did you?
Exactly, Steve, you are whining about a private organization giving a gift to other parties. It is not your money, *not* your business.
And, you are factually wrong. The Lilly Endowment has given many millions to public universities, including IUPUI, IU, Purdue, etc. This particular funding round just did not include them.
IU-Bloomington did receive $16M here, and yes, Purdue has received large gifts from the Lilly Endowment in the past. But I am unaware of any substantial gifts ever directed to IUPUI. That said, of course, a private organization like the Lilly Endowment can gift funds as it sees fit, and it doesn’t owe anything to the public universities of the state, or any other organization in the state. And as a resident of Indiana, I do appreciate what the Lilly Endowment has done for the state and many local communities. But if the Lilly Endowment is attempting to do the most good for as many as possible in the state, especially those in need, then it would seem IU-Indianapolis would be a logical recipient here, especially given the fact that a large portion of IU-Indianapolis students are first generation college students who must put themselves through college by working part-time or full-time. But if the Lilly Endowment prefers to instead fund campus beautification and community centers at already wealthy schools like DePauw and Notre Dame, then so be it.
Perhaps other universities chose not to apply this round. The article doesn’t say so either way. Overall hats off to the Lilly Endowment. Besides supporting universities they do an incredible amount of good in all 92 counties supporting community foundations and providing matching grants. The Hoosier state is lucky to have such a generous entity that calls Indiana home.
Looks like a great list of projects to me!