Community Involvement

Serving our community
since 1993

COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

The National Bank of Indianapolis is proud to sponsor CATS now playing at Beef & Boards through Nov. 22nd. With breathtaking choreography, spectacular costumes, and unforgettable music, CATS is a once-in-a-lifetime theatrical experience where mystery, magic, and feline charm come together under the moonlight. Learn more here.

Service Starts at Home

At The National Bank of Indianapolis, our commitment to providing unparalleled service goes beyond our clients. It extends into our community. We believe that a thriving community is built on meaningful partnerships, a shared commitment to progress, and a deep understanding of local needs.

As our city’s largest locally owned financial institution, we are dedicated to our culture of community engagement, reflecting our commitment to fostering stronger connections and creating positive change across greater Indianapolis. See our latest Community Impact Report.

Our Pillars of caring

Guided by our Pillars of Caring, The National Bank of Indianapolis is able to expand our reach throughout our
community to connect with people and causes making a positive impact.

CIVIC
LEADERSHIP

The National Bank of Indianapolis demonstrates civic leadership by encouraging and empowering employees to actively engage in the community. Our team members contribute their time and talents to initiatives that make a meaningful difference.

PHILANTHROPIC
GIVING

The National Bank of Indianapolis makes philanthropic investments that amplify the reach and impact of our nonprofit partners. We support organizations and initiatives that address critical community needs.

COMMUNITY
LENDING & INVESTING

The National Bank of Indianapolis is dedicated to fostering economic growth and opportunity through affordable community lending. We are helping to build stronger, more vibrant neighborhoods and improving access to quality living options.

Current Community Connections

The National Bank of Indianapolis regularly partners with community organizations to support important initiatives across central Indiana.
Some of our largest or most recent endeavors can be found here.

EAST 38TH STREET RENAISSANCE ALLIANCE

In early 2025, The National Bank of Indianapolis and New Direction Church began their joint initiative: East 38th Street Renaissance Alliance. Aimed at revitalizing the surrounding community and fostering long-term economic empowerment, financial literacy and more, this initiative is designed to address critical needs in the area including job creation, improved infrastructure, home ownership and enhanced community resources. Additionally, the Bank will offer down payment assistance to first time home buyers, further highlighting its commitment to equitable banking and holistic community growth.

The National Bank of Indianapolis is working with New Direction Church to offer financial education workshops. Community members will also be able to speak with a financial consultant during our standing Financial Wellness Office Hours.

Financial Wellness Office Hours at New Direction Church:
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm, every Monday
Triumph Banquet Hall, New Direction Church
5338 E. 38th Street, Indianapolis

ARNOLD PLACE

In partnership with INHP, the provided financial support for Arnold Place, a 33-unit townhome development that offers market-rate and affordable housing for homebuyers earning up to 80% of area median income. Bank employees volunteered their time to complete a Living the Dream project, which helps prepare homes for families through painting, landscaping and other home improvement tasks.

TEMPLE AVENUE TOWNHOMES

Englewood Community Development Corporation has developed Temple Avenue Townhomes, that offers homeownership opportunities for community members earning approximately 60% to 80% of the area median income. The National Bank of Indianapolis provided a grant that lowered the cost for new homeowners. Additionally, the Bank is sponsored an Affordable Housing Program (AHP) grant from the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis to support the project.

EASTERN STAR

The nonprofit organization, JEWEL Human Services, partnered with The National Bank of Indianapolis to support the mission of Eastern Star Church, building five new homes in the Arlington Woods community. Funding from the Bank provided housing assistance for the ROCK Initiative, which provides affordable housing and community services near the church’s main campus at 30th Street and Arlington Avenue.