The Indiana State Athletics Department will be honoring Mike and Amy Alley at the Tried & True Athletic Gala presented by Dorsett Automotive. The event will take place on the evening of Saturday, April 12th.
Mike and Amy Alley have been longstanding supporters of the athletics department, having provided philanthropic support since 2001. The two have been instrumental in providing resources that have allowed teams to reach the pinnacle of the collegiate sports landscape.
The Alleys have been generous with their time and resources, and have long been recognized for their commitment to the university and its athletics department. They have been involved in a variety of fundraising activities, from hosting events to providing generous donations.
The Alleys have also been involved in a number of philanthropic projects, ranging from providing financial assistance to student-athletes to supporting the university’s new athletics facility. Their commitment to the athletics department has been unparalleled, and the university is grateful for their commitment and generosity.
The Tried & True Athletic Gala presented by Dorsett Automotive is an opportunity to recognize the Alleys’ contributions to the university and its athletics department. The event will be a celebration of their dedication and commitment to the university and its mission.
The Indiana State Athletics Department is delighted to recognize Mike and Amy Alley at the Tried & True Athletic Gala presented by Dorsett Automotive. The event will be held on Saturday, April 12th, and will be a testament to the Alleys’ generous contributions to the university and its athletics department.
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