Peyton Manning
Philanthropy
Peyton Manning Children's Hospital
Peyton Manning Children's Hospital at Ascension St. Vincent in Indianapolis, Indiana, is a full-service medical center dedicated to the needs of children and families. When you choose Peyton Manning Children's Hospital, your child’s care is connected – from 24/7 emergency care to primary care and specialty care. That means all of your child’s doctors and specialists are working together for your child and family. And, with Peyton Manning Children's - Hospital in Evansville, we bring specialty pediatric care to children and families across Indiana and surrounding states.
The Foundation promotes the future success of disadvantaged youth (ages 6 to 18) by assisting programs that provide leadership growth and opportunities for children at-risk. The Foundation funds programs with a direct benefit to children through relationships and activities, those that promote positive interaction with peers and adults, those that provide opportunities for children to be creative, and that promote youth and life skills development. Also of interest are programs that assist with the development of social skills, provide physical activity opportunities, and offer meaningful community involvement.
The Peyton Manning Scholarship is a competitive four-year opportunity for some of the brightest first-year UT students. Manning endowed the scholarship in 1998, and its ranks have grown to a total of 53 recipients. These students are all part of the university’s prestigious Haslam Scholars Program as well.
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing volunteers' power and donors' generosity. Peyton helps with the lifesaving mission by bringing awareness to important initiatives and response efforts. These actors, musical artists, television personalities, athletes, and other public figures donate year-round their time, skills, passion, and energy.
Pat Summitt and her son, Tyler Summitt, founded the Pat Summitt Foundation in 2011 with the hope that one day, no family has to hear that a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. The Foundation focuses on advancing research for treatment and a cure, providing care and support for patients and caregivers, and educating the public about Alzheimer’s disease.
Stratford Hall brings together people from around the world to experience two-thousand acres of natural and human history, preserved and presented so that we can all learn from the courageous struggles of our ancestors, taking inspiration both from what they endured and what they accomplished. Together with his wife, Ashley, Manning they donated to help with the efforts.
We protect nature and inspire people to care for our world.
The mission of The Indianapolis Public Library Foundation is to partner with donors to enrich lives, foster lifelong learning and engage our diverse community through The Indianapolis Public Library.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis values all people and commits to creating a long-term Diverse, Equitable, Accessible and Inclusive (DEAI) culture to help build the community we aspire to live in. We are also committed to serving as a safe, welcoming, and engaging community resource, to working for justice and human rights, and doing our part to improve DEAI within our community, including making a commitment to educate children and families about anti-racism. The museum is proud of the progress we have made.
At the Western Golf Association/Evans Scholars Foundation, we change lives — on golf courses, in classrooms, and in communities. Our world-class amateur and professional golf events enable us to provide deserving caddies with transformational college educational experiences that go well beyond full tuition and housing scholarships. In doing so, we prepare young people to become leaders who give back so that others may follow.
Our mission is to lead the fight for the health of all moms and babies. Our goals are to end the preventable maternal health risks and deaths, end preventable preterm birth and infant death, and close the health equity gap.