The Old National Bank Foundation is committed to social responsibility, fostering vibrant, sustainable communities through strategic partnerships with charitable organizations that address defined community needs. This mission is realized by making contributions to enhance quality of life in areas such as Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, benefiting the communities where their clients, associates, and shareholders live and work.
The grant program from the Old National Bank Foundation is designed to support innovative programs that significantly enhance the quality of life within communities in their service areas. The program focuses on strategic initiatives such as Affordable Housing, Economic Development, Workforce Development, Financial Education, and Educational Achievement. Priority is given to programs benefiting low- to moderate-income populations/communities and small businesses. There is a strong emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion, aiming to support education, economic empowerment, mentorship, and inclusion for underrepresented people and communities. The funding priorities target measurable outcomes in affordable housing (like homeownership opportunities and neighborhood revitalization), economic development (such as business growth and community resource strengthening), financial education (including financial literacy training), workforce development (with a focus on apprenticeship and employment), and education achievement (improving readiness and access to education).