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Health, Wellness and Athletics for Phalen Leadership Academy Scholars

Win USA

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Health, Wellness and Athletics for Phalen Leadership Academy Scholars

the Sean Cowdrey Complex

Construction on the Sean Cowdrey Complex

Indianapolis, Indiana had 9,109 violent crimes (Murder, Robbery, Homicide) in 2024.

Children and families need a safe place to WIN 7 days per week.

In honor of the late Sean Cowdrey, who played soccer at Indiana University and was a blessing to everyone who met him, the vision of the Sean Cowdrey Complex is to create a loving space where children are nurtured, lives are transformed and character is built. 


Every child deserves a safe place to WIN.

The Sean Cowdrey Complex will support the wellness of children through Evidence based Programs:

- Intramural Sports (flag football, volleyball, baseball and soccer)

- Varsity and JV Team Sports and Facilities


"Children in organized sports have a built-in support system with their coaches and teammates."...which dramatically helps their mental and emotional health. 

- Psychologist Dr. Seth Sawry


Studies on youth movement programs reported that mindfulness activities “...serve to increase youths’ skills for coping with stress."


- Community Gymnasium, Baseball and Footballs Fields



- Strength and Weight Training Rooms


With 4 million uninsured children in the United States, the Sean Cowdrey Complex will also provide health care through our partner OnMed


Support from the medical Community


Dr. Mike Franz, MD
Distinguished Fellow of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry:

"The mental health and wellness of at-risk youth in our cities is at a critical moment and all too often neglected. 


WIN (the Sean Cowdrey Complex) would make a significant, positive impact on the psychological and physical health of children and adolescents."  

Help Create a Safe Place for Inner City Children

Led by foster care survivor, the CEO of Entrepreneurial Ventures in Education and former Massachusetts U.S. Senate prospect,  Earl Martin Phalen, the Sean Cowdrey Complex will be completed in 2028.

Our committed partners include the NFL, NBA and the
Lilly Endowment. 


Learn more about Sean Cowdrey & Ways to Help

To invest in the Sean Cowdrey Complex, contact Entrepreneurial Ventures in Education CEO Earl Martin Phalen - emphalen@phalenacademies.org


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