Torch Awards for Ethics

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Reserve Your Seat
You're invited! Whether you were nominated, submitted your application or are a business or consumer, come support the outstanding businesses that have been nominated. We have tickets available at the link below. You may purchase individual seats or an entire table of 8. Don't forget to let us know what you want to eat, there are 3 great choices. We look forward to seeing you there!


Warehouse on State
We will be at the Warehouse on State from Spice Hospitalities. Parking is available to the left of Thyme (between Thyme and WTVP). The door by WTVP will be open for you to enter there. Look for the banners! Click here for a map.

The Schedule
Warm up (drinks and networking): 5:30-6:30pm
First Pitch (short welcome): 6:30pm
Game time (dinner): following the welcome
Bottom of the 9th (The Awards Ceremony): 7pm

We will have you on your way home by 8!

The Torch Award is designed to promote not only the importance of ethical business practices, but the willingness and efforts made by outstanding businesses to ensure that our marketplace remains fair and honorable. Each recipient has a unique opportunity to receive public recognition for their excellence in ethical business practices. Jeff Bell nominations are a way to recognize employees who go above and beyond for their customers.

DONATE
We purchased baseballs, bats, gear and other items for "decor" but we will be donating them to Von Steuben Middle school. We would love to extend this to other programs but need your help! Bring your new or gently used equipment to rewards night and we will donate to a local sports program.

Thank you



This event wouldn't be possible without the following All-Star Sponsors: AAA Confidential Security Corp, CEFCU, Forner Insurance, Prairie Home Alliance, Mike Miller, CT Gabbert Remodeling, Twin City Energy Services, Getz, Stratus Network, Bill McGee-State Farm, Peoria Flag and Decorating, Sutton's, D's Paint and Body Shop, Busey Bank, Suttons, and Spice Hospitalities.

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