Bloomington - Friday, July 1st, from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m., troopers from the Bloomington Post along with staff from the Bloomington Texas Roadhouse will be collecting donations from Texas Roadhouse customers to help over 11,000 athletes with the Special Olympics of Indiana.
This week, the Indiana State Police is partnering with Texas Roadhouse Restaurants around the state for the annual Tip-A-Cop event, to raise funds for the Indiana Special Olympics.
The Superintendent of the Indiana State Police, Doug Carter, said, “The Indiana State Police, and law enforcement in general, have a bond with Special Olympics and are pleased to be part of the tip-a-cop fund raising event.” This year continues to build the strong law enforcement Tip-A-Cop tradition benefiting Special Olympics Indiana.
Customers are encouraged to donate gratuities in envelopes marked for the Special Olympics, leaving them with troopers at the door as they leave the restaurant. Each donation made helps to raise funds and awareness for adults and children with intellectual disabilities. Throughout its history, the Tip-A-Cop fundraising event, with various restaurant partners, has generated over $2.5 million for Special Olympics.
For more information about the Indiana Special Olympics, or to host a fund raising event, please contact Stephanie Manner, Manager of Community Partnerships (LETR) at (317) 713-4291.
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