PEYBACK FOUNDATION AWARDS $800,000 IN GRANTS TO 147 COMMUNITY AGENCIES
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1 PEYBACK FOUNDATION AWARDS $800,000 IN GRANTS TO 147 COMMUNITY AGENCIES The PeyBack Foundation is proud to announce the largest annual distribution of funds to date serving over 147 community agencies in Indiana, Tennessee and Louisiana. Funds totaling $800,000 will be distributed this year to community organizations supporting programs serving youth and at risk children and families. The mission and work of the PeyBack Foundation is something we are very passionate about and to be able to continue our growth through increased giving is very rewarding. This year, we are fortunate to be able to provide $800,000 to community organizations, doubling our funds awarded last year, and collectively throughout the years we have awarded over $4.3 million dollars to youth organizations in Indiana, Tennessee and Louisiana, said Peyton Manning, PeyBack Foundation President. A total of $800,000 will be distributed in 2011 to youth based organizations in Indiana, Tennessee and Louisiana PeyBack Foundation Grant Recipients Indiana Organizations City Amount Agape Families, Inc Carmel $4, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana Indianapolis $10, Big Brothers Big Sisters of LaPorte Co., Inc - Youth Services Bureau LaPorte $2, Blue River Services Corydon $5, Boomerang Backpacks, Inc Fort Wayne $10, Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre of Indianapolis, Inc Indianapolis $4, Boy Scouts of America Indianapolis $10, Boys & Girls Club - Lebanon Area Lebanon $6, Boys & Girls Club of Huntington County Huntington $4, Boys & Girls Clubs of Northwest Indiana Gary $8, Center for Nonviolence, Inc Fort Wayne $7, Center for the Homeless, Inc South Bend $5, Claude McNeal's Musical Theatre Training Program Indianapolis $2, Concord Center Indianapolis $10, Cornerstone Center for the Arts Muncie $4, Covenant Cooperative Ministry, Inc Terre Haute $6, Dayspring Center Family Emergency Shelter Indianapolis $5, Dream Center Evansville $10, ECHO Housing Corporation Evansville $5, Felege Hiywot Center Indianapolis $5, Fort Wayne Urban League Fort Wayne $5, Foundation for Art and Music in Education Fort Wayne $5, Girls Incorporated of Indianapolis Indianapolis $7, Girls Incorporated of Wayne County Richmond $4, Good News Mission, Inc Indianapolis $5, Hawthorne Social Services Association, Inc Indianapolis $6, Herron School of Art and Design Indianapolis $6, Indiana Black Expo Indianapolis $6, Indianapolis Children's Choir Indianapolis $2, Indianapolis Parks Foundation Indianapolis $7, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Indianapolis $7,500.00
2 Jack & Shirley Lubeznik Center for the Arts Michigan City $4, Junior Achievement of Northern Indiana, Inc Fort Wayne $4, Kaleidoscope Youth Center Indianapolis $5, Key Club International Indianapolis $8, Kids Against Hunger of central Indiana Carmel $5, Kids' Voice of Indiana Indianapolis $5, La Plaza, Inc Indianapolis $5, Leadership La Porte County La Porte $3, Lifeline Youth and Family Services, Inc Fort Wayne $5, Madison County 4-H Association Anderson $1, Marion County Commission on Youth Indianapolis $2, Mary Rigg Neighborhood Center Indianapolis $10, Monroe County United Ministries Bloomington $ Montgomery County Youth Service Bureau Crawfordsville $2, Mt. Helm Missionary Baptist Church Indianapolis $5, Northern Indiana Fellowship of Christian Athletes Roanoke $1, Outreach, Inc Indianapolis $5, Pathway to the Future Learning Center Indianapolis $4, Peace Learning Center Indianapolis $5, Peacemakers Goshen $5, People & Animal Learning Services, Inc (PALS) Bloomington $5, Providence Cristo Rey High School Indianapolis $5, Reilly C Bush Memorial Foundation, Inc Valparaiso $2, Ryan's Place, Inc Goshen $2, School on Wheels Indianapolis $7, Starfish Initiative Indianapolis $3, Steuben County Literacy Coalition Angola $5, Teachers' Treasures, Inc Indianapolis $5, Terre Haute Children's Museum Terre Haute $3, The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Indianapolis $5, The Julian Center Indianapolis $5, Tri State Food Bank Evansville $2, Turning Point Church South Whitley $1, United Way of Central Indiana Indianapolis $2, Urban Arts of Indianapolis, Inc Indianapolis $5, Westminster Neighborhood Ministries Indianapolis $2, White's Residential and Family Services, Inc Wabash $4, YMCA of LaPorte, IN Inc LaPorte $4, YWCA North Central Indiana, Inc South Bend $4, Louisiana Organizations City Amount Anti Defamation League, South Central Region Metairie $5, A's & Aces New Orleans $10, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast Louisiana New Orleans $7, Boys Town Louisiana New Orleans $5, Breakthrough New Orleans New Orleans $3, CASA New Orleans New Orleans $1, Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans New Orleans $6, Excite All Stars New Orleans $10, Daughters of Esther Parent and Children Center Metairie $5, Each On Save One New Orleans $7,500.00
3 Ekhaya Youth Project, Inc New Orleans $5, Friends of a Studio in the Woods New Orleans $6, Greater New Orleans Youth Orchestra New Orleans $5, Jefferson Dollars for Scholars Metairie $5, Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans, Inc New Orleans $5, Kedila Family Learning Center New Orleans $6, KID smart New Orleans $5, Kids Rethink New Orleans Schools New Orleans $10, Liberty City CDC New Orleans $8, Liberty's Kitchen Inc New Orleans $6, Louisiana Children's Museum New Orleans $10, Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals New Orleans $1, Mid City Ministries New Orleans $2, New Orleans Police and Justice Foundation New Orleans $5, One World, Inc Metairie $10, Pentecost Baptist Church Educational and Outreach Program New Orleans $8, Second Harvest Food Bank of Greater New Orleans New Orleans $10, St. Anna's Episcopal Church New Orleans $5, Take the Lead Foundation New Orleans $8, Teaching Responsible Earth Education New Orleans $7, The Beautiful Foundation New Orleans $6, The National World War II Museum, Inc New Orleans $5, The New Orleans Center for Creative Arts Institute New Orleans $6, Trinity Christian Community New Orleans $5, Young Audiences of Louisiana New Orleans $7, Tennessee Organizations City Amount Ballet Tennessee Chattanooga $5, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee Nashville $5, Boys & Girls Club of Greeneville & Greene County Greeneville $5, Boys & Girls Clubs in Tennessee Knoxville $4, Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland Cleveland $10, Children's Home/Chambliss Shelter Chattanooga $6, Community Resource Center Nashville $5, East Tennessee Chapter The National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame Crossville $3, Emerald Youth Foundation Knoxville $8, Frontier Health Johnson City $5, Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee, inc Nashville $1, Haven House Alcoa $4, Helen Ross McNabb Center Health Foundation Knoxville $5, Homework Hotline Nashville $4, Horse Haven of Tennessee, Inc Knoxville $4, Junior Achievement of Middle Tennessee, Inc Nashville $5, Knoxville Leadership Foundation Knoxville $2, Lakeshore United Methodist Assembly Camp & Retreat Center Eva $10, Martha O'Bryan Center Nashville $10, Memphis Athletic Ministries Memphis $5, Monroe Harding, Inc Nashville $5, Morning Star Sanctuary, Inc Madison $5, Museum of Appalachia Clinton $2,500.00
4 Nashville Civic Design Center Nashville $5, Plenty International Summertown $5, Rise Up for Kids Johnson City $5, Second Harvest Food Bank of East Tennessee Knoxville $8, Small Miracles Therapeutic Equestrian Center, Inc Kingsport $4, Southeast Tennessee Human Resource Agency Dunlap $4, Spectrum Ministries, Inc Nashville $3, St. Andrews Center Chattanooga $10, STAR Center, Inc Jackson $5, Stop the Madness National, Inc Chattanooga $1, The Arc of Tennessee Nashville $5, The Exchange Club Family Center of the Mid South Memphis $6, The First Tee Program - Knoxville Knoxville $6, The Good Samaritan Center of Loudon County Lenoir City $4, Wesley House Community Center Knoxville $2, YMCA - Greater Kingsport Family Y Kingsport $7, YMCA of Middle Tennessee Nashville $10, YWCA Bristol Bristol $7,000.00
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