Pike Soccer Club Donation

Change a child's life, donate to Pike Soccer Club for Scholarship Fund, New Fields, or General Funds

Three easy ways to donate now to Pike Soccer Club (501c3) Scholarship Fund, New Fields, or General Funds.
1. Use credit card via Network for Good secure web site.
2. Mail check and pledge cardto Pike Soccer Club, PO Box 532472, Indianapolis, IN 46253.
3rd Way: direct your employer's Campaign donation to PSC. You may direct all or part of your donation to PSC by designating "PIKE YOUTH SOCCER CLUB" on your pledge or donor card.

EMPLOYER & Work Place CAMPAIGNS DONATIONS
If you complete a pledge forms, e-pledge, or donor card at work: you may direct all or part of your donation to Pike Youth Soccer Club by designating "PIKE YOUTH SOCCER CLUB" on the donor or pledge card. You do not need the "number" as such numbers often change and your company may have an unique number. Please check if your employer will match your contribution to the company Campaign. If so, please make arrangements with your HR department or contact your Campaign coordinator. Companies with workplace campaigns typically ask their employees to contribute through pledge forms or e-pledge so that each employee’s
contribution counts with their company campaign. All money donated to Pike Soccer Club via employer campaigns goes to player scholarships or field development, unless otherwise designated by donor.

Pike Youth Soccer Club, Inc., is a 501(c)3 not for profit. Your contribution is tax deductible.

PSC Annual and Capital Campaign

Annual Campaign to members each Spring helps defray operating costs, helping keep parent paid fees reasonable. Donations are requested for PSC Scholarship Fund to assure no child is denied playing PSC/IB due to family need.

Capital Campaign goal is $1,800,000. in donations of cash and in kind goods and services toward construction of Mary & John Geisse Soccer Complex, Eagle Creek Park. "Community support will be essential in the growth and success of the Mary & John Geisse Soccer Complex as not only a community recreational park, but also a Northwest side community jewel for future generations."
DPR Joesph Wynns