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Colts Award Youth & High School Football Grants Across Indiana

Through the grant program, Indiana youth and high school football programs applied to receive up to $2,500 for football development projects.

May 06, 2024 at 09:43 AM
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Indianapolis – The Indianapolis Colts today announced the recipients of the 2024 Colts Youth & High School Football Grants.

Through this grant program, Indiana youth and high school football programs applied to receive up to $2,500 for projects focusing on the four pillars of Colts Football Development: health and safety, participation and inclusion, education and development and outreach.

The 2024 recipients are:

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OrganizationCity
Charlestown High SchoolCharlestown
Clarksville Parks Little Generals FootballClarksville
Cloverdale Community Youth LeagueCloverdale
Dugger Union High SchoolDugger
Goshen High SchoolGoshen
Hanover Jr. Wildcats FootballCedar Lake
Lake Central Pop WarnerSchererville
Municipal Gardens Dads Club Youth Football LeagueIndianapolis
North Central Farmersburg High SchoolFarmersburg
Pike Youth Football LeagueIndianapolis
Valparaiso Pop WarnerValparaiso
Western Boone Youth Football LeagueThorntown
Whiteland Warrior Junior Football LeagueWhiteland

The grants may aid programs looking to become Heads Up Football-certified, purchase or recondition equipment, implement flag football programming, update or repair facilities, provide stipends for on-site athletic trainers, reduce participation fees and more.

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