INDIANAPOLIS -- As March Madness gets fired up another bracket-style challenge is heading into its final three weeks.
Brackets for Good is an Indianapolis-based fundraising tournament for nonprofit charities.
The event pits the charities against each other to drum up donations and for a chance to win a championship grant.
Just like the NCAA’s tournament, Brackets for Good pits higher seeds against lesser “underdog” charities.
Indianapolis is just one of 11 cities across the country hosting a tournament this year. In each of those states, the winning charity will receive a $10,000 grant.
There’s also a nationwide bracket that includes 31 states. The winner of that bracket will win the $100,000 championship jackpot.
The teams currently in the tournament’s “Supported 16” include:
- Exodus Refugee Immigration
- Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic
- Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra
- Brooke’s Place for Grieving Young People
- Indiana Sports Corp
- Misty Eyes Animal Center
- Humane Society of Hamilton County
- Joseph Maley Foundation
- Kids Dance Outreach
- E5 Foundation
- IndianaFIRST, Inc.
- Hoosier Burn Camp, Inc.
- Center for Victim and Human Rights
- NeuroHope of Indiana
- Nextech
- Golden Retriever Rescue and Community Education Inc.
To donate to an organization or keep track of the tournament check out the Indianapolis Brackets forGoodbracket and watch the video above to learn more about the tournament.