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Birch’s Performance Den 2nd Annual $5,000 Community Giveaway

Last year, we started something that meant a great deal to me personally, and I’m proud to announce that we’re bringing it back for another year!

This year, Birch’s Performance Den will once again be giving away $5,000 to 10 local families or individuals, with each receiving $500 to help make the holiday season a little easier.

We started this tradition in honor of my mother, Katie Birch, and in remembrance of the kindness and generosity that people showed her and our family during her illness.

That kindness is something I’ll never forget, and this is one small way for us to continue paying it forward.

I’ve always believed that the success of a business should be measured by more than just what it earns, but also by the impact it can have on the community that supports it. Without this community, Birch’s Performance Den wouldn’t be where it is today.

Nominations will be accepted October 26 – November 15, 2026.

If you know a family or individual who has fallen on hard times, is facing unexpected challenges, or could simply use a helping hand this holiday season, we encourage you to nominate them.

How to Submit a Nomination

Please write a letter explaining who you are nominating, their circumstances, and why you believe they should be selected.

Letters can be mailed or dropped off in person at:

Birch’s Performance Den
1634 Wi******er Street
Decatur, IN

Please provide an address for your nomination so we can distribute the donation to them. If you do not have an address please provide a phone number so we can contact them.

We plan to select 10 recipients and distribute the donations by December 1st.

If anyone else would like to contribute to this effort, additional donations are welcome. Every dollar contributed will go toward helping more people in our community.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support Birch’s Performance Den and makes opportunities like this possible.

If you have any questions please contact me at 260-223-3176

Let’s make a difference together! 💪

Don’t forget to schedule your appointment! Get a free consultation for that ache or pain you’ve been having. And only $30 for a therapy of your choice! Great deal all around!

Let’s help welcome and make Edward Ball and Ball Physical Therapy & Performance - Decatur, IN first drop in successful!

ATTENTION!! Another big announcement for us here at Birch's Performance Den. We have Partnered with Ball Physical Therapy & Performance - Decatur, IN. Dr. Ball and associates will now be Treating certain clients out of our Decatur location as well as doing drop ins for our members and the general public on Saturdays. Schedule to be announced. Treatment for drops ins will include: Dry needling, Cupping, Shock wave, ISATM (soft tissue mobilization), and Intermittent compression recover system by Normatec. Help me welcome Dr. Ball and Ball Physical Therapy, we are excited for this new partnership and a new way to help serve this community.

Shout out to two of my athletes who have been working hard this summer. Have not even started their freshman year yet (14 years old) and are moving some serious weight. Brielle Grover with a 175lb squat and Kelsey Beaver with a 205lb squat. Great work ladies! Brandy Grover Stephanie Elaine Shay A. Beaver

Anyone want these two desks??

New equipment ‼️Benchs X3

New equipment alert‼️

Heard there is a rumor that I took the equipment I said was being ordered up to Auburn. Just want to assure everyone that is not the case. Shipping has just been pushed back I’m hoping it will show up soon. Auburn has what it needs up there for now, my focus is now on improving on Decatur’s equipment and facilities. I apologize for the wait and appreciate everyone’s patience!

ATTENTION PSA TO ALL LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL COACHES, PARENTS, AND ATHLETES. A coach CANNOT, according to IHSAA rules, require ANY off season workouts. This also means they cannot require one workout to participate in another. This cannot come at the threat of playing time or position being taken or anything along those lines. Any type of such requirement can result in sanctions from the state. Don’t get me wrong I understand the team building aspect of summer workouts. And if a kid is sitting at home doing nothing they 100% should be attending. But if a kid has a dedicated strength coach or a position coach that they work out with in the summer even in college on a national title caliber team they encouraged us to work with them.