How does my contribution help?
Without your support, many nonprofit organizations would not be able to help the many thousands of people who use their services. Some examples are:
Riley Hospital For Children
Families turn to Riley Hospital for hope and healing over 200,000 times each year. Riley Hospital cares for Indiana’s sickest children from all 92 counties regardless of their ability to pay. A contribution of $20 per pay could help a child relearn motor skills important to their development.
Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana
Nearly half of the households Gleaners’ Hunger Relief Charities serve have one or more adults employed. Salaries don’t stretch far enough to pay household and heating bills, transportation, day care costs and food for their table. Gleaners is the lifeline for food and critical grocery products to more than 205,000 individuals. Your contribution of $15 per pay could help provide food for those who are without the means to feed their families.
Disaster Relief
In the aftermath of the spring 2008 tornadoes and floods, the American Red Cross and The Salvation Army sprung into action working with other nonprofit organizations to set up shelters and provide food, water and other basic needs to victims of these disasters. Emergency Response Vehicles were available to help stranded individuals reach safety. Many Hoosiers volunteered their time to assist local shelters and food banks in providing much needed services. Your contribution of $10 per pay could help with future disasters in your community.
Global Impact
Representing more than 50 U.S.-based international charities across the nation, Global Impact and its member charities touch more than 400 million lives in virtually every developing country through disaster relief, education, health training and economic programs that promote self-sufficiency. Your pledge of $5 per pay could help to educate displaced persons and prepare them to rebuild their lives.
“We appreciate and value the continued support from the State Employees Community Campaign,” said Kevin O’Keefe, president and CEO of Riley Children’s Foundation. “Your generosity helps sustain the highest level of clinical care as well as breakthrough pediatric research. Hope happens at Riley Hospital and for Indiana’s children because of donors such as SECC.”
Maureen Manier
Vice President of Communications and Marketing Riley Children's Foundation
