Community Partnerships CASY actively engages with local organizations and programs (Big Brothers Big Sisters, Bikes for Tykes, CACFP/CCDF, Safe Kids Vigo County) and has a track record of joint initiatives and events. Leverage these existing relationships to introduce bundled youth services, funding partnerships, and cross-promotion opportunities with local nonprofits and schools.

Funding & Grants Recent grant activity includes a $1M award from Lilly and ongoing collaborations funded by regional banks. There is potential to pursue additional grants, sponsorships, and private-public partnerships to expand programs (after-school, summer camps, caregiver resources) and scale impact in Vigo County and surrounding areas.

Program Expansion Current service mix covers cradle to college with diverse programs (teen court, tobacco prevention, out-of-school clubs, Camp RAVE). There is opportunity to upsell program enhancements or add new evidence-based modules (trauma-informed care, digital literacy) to attract additional funding and broaden outcomes for children and families.

Tech Enablement The tech stack includes PHP, jQuery, analytics and content tools. There is room to offer technology-enabled solutions for scale, such as CRM for donor stewardship, program outcome dashboards for funders, and digital enrollment or referral platforms that can be packaged for similar small to mid-size youth-focused organizations.

Financial Health Signals Reported revenue range and a history of multi-institution partnerships indicate a stable, grant-friendly funding environment with growth potential. Use this to position multi-year sponsorships, corporate giving programs, and impact investments as recurring revenue streams while aligning with mission-driven buyers in education and youth services.