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| PHL,
Inc. is a not-for-profit Missouri corporation with Internal Revenue
Service 501(c)(3) status as a public charity. Formed in February
2005 by four businessmen from St. Louis and St. Charles counties,
its creation was a direct response to a series of articles (October
20, 2004 and October
21, 2004) in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in which reporter
Tom Wheatley chronicled the deplorable conditions of the football
fields in the St. Louis Public Schools. PHL, Inc.’s goal is
simple – repair, replace, purchase, improve and build athletic
facilities and equipment for public school districts in the St.
Louis metropolitan area. Projects will be undertaken based on the
need of the community and school district. Each project will include
an on-going maintenance program – initially managed and operated
by PHL, Inc for as long as five years– but eventually turned
over to the controlling school district when the district is able
to undertake the responsibility. PHL, Inc. envisions the creation
of long-term endowments - managed by PHL, Inc. - to aid districts
with on-going maintenance, repair and replacement needs. |
PHL, Inc.
| 601 Fountain Lakes Blvd. | St. Charles, MO 63301
For General Inquiries contact Charlie Tallman at 636-949-0038
ext. 117
For media inquiries contact Thom Kuhn at 636-949-0038 ext. 126
or email PHL, Inc. |
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