Trice Legacy Foundation

Trice Legacy Foundation Foundation started by the Trice family, honoring John "Jack" Trice. We about more than just football

08/31/2026

On August 30, 1997, Iowa State took the field for the very first game played under the name Jack Trice Stadium, hosting ...
08/30/2026

On August 30, 1997, Iowa State took the field for the very first game played under the name Jack Trice Stadium, hosting Oklahoma State in front of 43,841 fans. The scoreboard read a loss that day, but the name on the stadium was a win decades in the making. Every kickoff there since has carried Jack's name forward.

08/27/2026

08/16/2026
The Trice Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Tom Hill has joined our Advisory Board.Dr. Hill brings nearl...
08/05/2026

The Trice Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that Dr. Tom Hill has joined our Advisory Board.

Dr. Hill brings nearly two decades of senior leadership experience in higher education, most notably as Senior Vice President for Student Affairs at Iowa State University, along with a distinguished background as an Olympic athlete and student affairs administrator at several major universities. His depth of experience guiding student support, campus culture, and institutional policy will be a tremendous asset as we continue our mission.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Hill to the Foundation.

Football starts soon. Start posting your pictures of you at Jack Trice Stadium with
08/02/2026

Football starts soon. Start posting your pictures of you at Jack Trice Stadium with

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08/01/2026

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07/24/2026

Football theme games!

07/17/2026

Each year MyGivingCircle gives away $2,500,000 in grants and donations. You can help Trice Legacy Foundation by Donating today.

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West Des Moines, IA

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