The NFL's Indianapolis Colts and NBA's Indiana Pacers are donating $125,000 each to flood relief efforts throughout Indiana, alongside the WNBA's Indiana Fever and Noblesville Boom. The funds will support the American Red Cross following severe flooding that has killed at least seven people and displaced hundreds. President Donald Trump issued an emergency declaration for over half of Indiana's 92 counties.

The donations were announced before Sunday's Colts training camp practice, with co-owner Kalen Jackson highlighting the personal impact of the disaster on local landmarks like Conner Prairie and the Fashion Mall. "It is emotional to see some of the pictures and videos of places I went to as a kid," Jackson said. Terry Stigdon, CEO of the American Red Cross Indiana Region, reported over 4,700 meals served in recent days. Rachel Simon, chairwoman of the Pacers Foundation, praised the unique partnership between the teams, noting their long-standing community support. "It's incredible to have a partner you can call and that's going to say yes because they care," she said.