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Indiana Youth Tour planned for 2026

Tipmont students on the 2025 Indiana Youth Tour visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.

Are you a high-school junior seeking an all-inclusive life-changing trip before your senior year?

Consider the Indiana Youth Tour’s annual weeklong trip to Washington, D.C., in 2026. Tipmont wants to send you, so apply today!

Visit monuments and museums in America’s capital and at Gettysburg, connect with Indiana’s U.S. Congressional leaders on Capitol Hill, build new friendships and gain a deeper understanding of our nation’s history and political process.

The trip is free for the students Tipmont chooses to sponsor. Because Tipmont receives a high volume of applications, we conduct in-person interviews to select students who attend.

Submit your application for the 2026 Indiana Youth Tour online by Monday, Feb. 2, 2026.

For a full list of eligibility requirements and additional FAQ, visit Tipmont’s Youth Tour page.

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Rob Ford

Rob Ford is Tipmont and Wintek's communication director, a role he's held since 2015. Rob has a bachelor's and a master's in Communication from Purdue University. He lives in West Lafayette with his wife and three children and has a life-sized Yoda statue in his office. Away from the office, you’ll find Rob working on his golf swing, jump shot, or hope for a Purdue basketball national title – all futile endeavors.

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