Today, April 2nd, is One Ball State Day, a day of bringing the community together to give back to the university. Once again, we are participating this year in our own special Indiana Academy way!
OBSD at the Indiana Academy is a full day of celebration, community, and giving. This is a day for Academy students, alumni, families, faculty, staff, and friends to come together and recognize the difference the Academy has made and continues to make. A day for everyone that cares about the Academy’s people and programs to give back. A time for us to look back at the last three decades of innovation, excellence, and achievement, and a time to also look forward to an even better future.
Last year your generosity helped us raise over $57,000 for the Academy during OBSD. This year we want to do even more so we can make sure the next 30 years and beyond are just as amazing! By making a gift ($5 minimum) to the Academy today on Wednesday, April 2nd, you can help make that possible!
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One Ball State Day Challenges!
200 Gift Challenge
When the Indiana Academy receives 200 gifts, a $10,000 gift from an anonymous Indiana Academy Class of 2000 grad will be unlocked.
$15K Matching Challenge
When the Indiana Academy raises $15,000, an additional $15,000 from an anonymous donor from the Indiana Academy Class of 2005 will unlock.
See more OBSD challenges on the Academy’s One Ball State Day page!
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