When we deliver an unforgettable fan experience, it leaves a lasting impression on our guests. These major events also offer up opportunities to do good for the long-lasting impacts on the people of Indiana. It has become tradition for Indy to go above and beyond when it comes to fundraising and executing on event legacy plans. We know the outcome of such events should be felt not only with economic impact, but also with philanthropic support of important causes.
The College Football Playoff Foundation is the 501(c)3 non-profit organization serving as the community investment arm of the College Football Playoff and is dedicated to supporting PK-12 educators to improve U.S. student outcomes through their Extra Yard for Teachers platform.
The 2022 CFP - Indianapolis Host Committee is honored to partner with the College Football Playoff Foundation in providing much needed support to Indiana teachers. To further affirm our commitment to teachers, we have designated funding toward two initiatives: Teach Indy and the Indiana E-Learning Lab.
The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) named all Indiana Teachers as the 2021 Indiana Teacher of the Year. In celebration of this recognition, the 2022 College Football Playoff (CFP) Indianapolis Host Committee is teaming up with the IDOE to recognize and reward teachers in communities across the state by asking this simple question – Who Is Your Indiana Teacher of the Year?
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As part of its legacy programming, members of the College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation and the College Football Playoff Indianapolis Host Committee unveiled the first media center makeover at Southport Middle School in Perry Township.
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Four local organizations will be taking action to support Indianapolis teachers and students with supplies as schools return to full-time eLearning.
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The College Football Playoff (CFP) Foundation and 2022 College Football Playoff National Championship Host Committee today announced a $200,000 investment in Teach Indy to support the recruitment, development, recognition, and retention of great teachers for Indianapolis schools.
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COVID-19 has ushered in a new era in education in which at least some remote learning will be the norm.
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