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Colts, Pacers Commit $250,000 to Indiana Flood Relief Efforts

The Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers are contributing a combined $250,000 to support flood relief efforts across Indiana. The Indiana Fever and Noblesville Boom have also joined the statewide response.

Tony Morales
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The Indianapolis Colts and Indiana Pacers are donating a combined $250,000 to support flood relief efforts throughout Indiana.

Each franchise is contributing $125,000 toward recovery initiatives aimed at assisting communities affected by flooding across the state. The effort brings together two of Indiana’s most prominent professional sports organizations in response to the ongoing need for relief.

Indiana Sports Teams Join Relief Push

The WNBA’s Indiana Fever and the G League’s Noblesville Boom have also joined the effort, adding to the broader involvement from the state’s professional basketball community.

The Pacers, Fever and Boom represent key parts of Indiana’s basketball landscape, while the Colts remain one of the state’s most visible sports franchises. Together, their participation underscores a coordinated response from local teams to support residents and communities impacted by the flooding.

Originally reported by Espn