ANNUAL REPORT 2023 HOOSIERS FOR GOOD

Dear Hoosiers,

After an outstanding year, I’m excited to share the 2023 Hoosiers For Good Annual Report.

Our number one priority at Hoosiers For Good is to live out our mission – to raise awareness for Indiana charitable causes by utilizing the name, image, and likeness (NIL) of IU student-athletes. I’m proud to say that in 2023, we did just that by partnering over 70 student-athletes with 30 charity partners in the state of Indiana.

Our partnered athletes used their voices to amplify the incredible work that our charity partners do day in and day out. They spoke out against gun violence, interacted with members of the community who are rebuilding their lives, spent time mentoring kids, helped build affordable houses, and so much more. Included in this annual report are multiple examples of the ways that Hoosiers For Good athletes utilized their NIL in a way that bettered our communities.

We are only in the place that we are today because of the generosity of our donors. Thank you to each and every person that donated, shared our story, and and helped us shape the next generation of community-minded leaders.

We hope you’ll take a few moments to review our annual report and reflect on the tremendous impact that Hoosiers For Good had in 2023.

Go Hoosiers!

Tyler Harris

Executive Director

2023 IMPACT IN REVIEW

  • Partnered with 30 charity partners across the state of Indiana
  • Signed 71 student-athletes for yearlong agreements to use their voice to make a difference
  • 40+ IU Football players partnered with Stop the Violence Indianapolis to #teamupforpeace
  • 2 student-athletes completed the charitable incubator program, a program designed to identify and empower student-athletes who are passionate and committed to charitable work

CHARITABLE INCUBATOR SPOTLIGHT

SEAN WRACHER

“Working with Hoosiers For Good and Sean Wracher was amazing. We got to see so many community members come out and get free boxes of food. We served over 200 people, and it was so precious to see Sean serve individuals and load up boxes of food into cars. We're so thankful we were able to serve our community.”

– Julie Carter, Healing Hands

CHARITY SPOTLIGHT

BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF BLOOMINGTON

Jacob Mangum-Farrar, Josh Rudolph, Kobe Minor, and Jaylin Lucas attended club hours at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington to help provide support for Bloomington’s youth.

“Our kids are so happy to see them when they come in. I think the kids learn a lot from them. They get to see the players and aspire to be them.”

– Noah Stevens, Boys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington

FUNDRAISING SNAPSOT

$2,594,585.90

RAISED BY

306 DONORS

EVENTS

HOOSIERS FOR GOOD GOLF OUTING

Raised: $334,170.85

  • Hosted at the French Lick Resort, the golf outing brought over 200 people together to raise funds for Hoosiers For Good and our featured charity partner, Stop the Violence Indianapolis.
  • Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we donated $25,000 to Stop the Violence Indianapolis to continue the work the organization does to end gun violence.
  • The event featured two rounds of golf on the Pete Dye Golf Course and a dinner featuring IU student-athletes and coaches.

ACROSS THE STATE WITH HOOSIERS FOR GOOD

Raised: $51,200

  • 600+ Hoosier fans joined us at Huber's Orchard and Winery in Borden, Indiana for an evening with IU student-athletes and coaches.
  • As a result of the event, Hoosiers For Good donated $10,000 to Rauch Inc., a nonprofit organization in Southern Indiana that supports people with disabilities and their families while encouraging a community that acknowledges the value and contribution of all people.

HIGHLIGHT EVENTS WITH OUR CHARITY PARTNERS

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF MONROE COUNTY

Chloe-Moore McNeil, Sara Scalia, and Camryn Haworth helped build homes with Habitat for Humanity of Monroe County as a part of their Women+ Build which helps eliminate poverty housing by building decent, affordable homes.

RECYCLEFORCE & KEYS2WORK

Aaron Casey and Marcus Burris met many individuals at RecycleForce and Keys2Work, and provided a message of support as these organizations help reduce crime through employment and job training.

STOP THE VIOLENCE INDIANAPOLIS

Matt Bedford, Andison Coby, and Cam Camper attended a community event with Stop the Violence Indianapolis to interact with members of the community and promote the message to team up for peace and stop gun violence.

STONE BELT

Maouloune Goumballe and Brett Bebej hosted a soccer clinic at Stone Belt where they supported Stone Belt’s mission to prepare, empower, and support people with developmental disabilities and their families to participate fully in the life of the community.

BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTH CENTRAL INDIANA

Malik Reneau attended the Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Central Indiana’s Bowl For Kids’ Sake event where he support BBBSSCI’s mission to ignite the power and promise of youth throughout the community.

YOUNG & ESTABLISHED

Noah Pierre and Kahlil Benson joined Young & Established in Evansville to help build a community garden which gives Evansville residents the opportunity to grow their own food and increases local food access.

HOOSIERS OUTRUN CANCER

Julianna LaMendola, Lenée Beaumont and Kaleb Banks participated in Cancer Support Community’s Hoosiers Outrun Cancer event where they cheered on participants who help raise funds for those impacted by cancer.

INDIANA WISH

Mackenzie Holmes joined Indiana Wish in a parade where she met several Wish kids with life-threatening illnesses who Indiana Wish supports.

A KID AGAIN

Xavier Johnson and Devin Taylor joined A Kid Again for various events to support their mission of providing adventures for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.

“Hoosiers For Good does an amazing job at not only highlighting their student-athletes, but also engaging their charity partners. We love the way that they amplify our voice and really make sure that our mission is being heard alongside getting their athletes out into local Indiana communities.”

- Katie Demas, A Kid Again