Keystone Society
"During the pandemic, We the People was one of the few things that got me to think of something rather than just the chaos that surrounded us. This was a great experience and something I will never forget... We the People will be a memory that will prolong as I progress to become a lawyer someday. I hope you have realized you lit a fire in my generation that we do have entitlement to speak about our political beliefs." - Alben Marco, St. Richard's Episcopal School
Please consider a gift that is meaningful to you by December 31 to help educate more students in civics. There are various levels of giving and associated benefits to recognize donors. Our highest level of donor recognition is the Keystone Society which recognizes donors who contribute $1,000 or more annually. Even if you are not able to give at the level of the Keystone Society, a gift at any amount is greatly appreciated. Contact Kim Berry at 317-269-7864 or kberry@inbf.org with any questions.
Civic Education Task Force
The Foundation and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, chair of Indiana’s civic education task force, released their recommendations to improve civic education opportunities and practices for Hoosiers. The report can be found here, and a recording of the press conference about the report is here.
“These recommendations identify areas that Indiana can improve in, innovate in and restructure within the field of civic education,” Crouch said. “I look forward to assisting policymakers and community stakeholders in implementing these recommendations over the coming years and to improve civic education opportunities for all Hoosiers in their communities and schools.”