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 Peyton Tuthill at National Outdoor Leadership School The Peyton Tuthill Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3)corporation founded by Pat Tuthill who was confronted with an unspeakable tragedy when her 23-year-old daughter Peyton was raped, tortured and murdered by an unsupervised probationer who transferred from another state to Denver in 1999. The foundation provides assistance to victims of crime, scholarships to homicide surviviors, protection of victims' rights, and advocates for public safety through effective public policy. The Peyton Tuthill Foundation promotes safe offender re-entry into our communities to protect families. Learn more about Peyton   The Peyton Tuthill Foundation, Inc.
A Not-for-Profit Foundation for Victims of Crime Proceeds from the foundation will provide educational scholarships for survivors of homicide (children, siblings, or surviving spouse) ((Peyton, left, picking her favorite flower-the daisy). For donation information go to Foundation page. The Foundation is accepting applications to award 4 college scholarships to children who have lost a parent or sibling to homicide. Please go the Scholarship page to download the application . Pat’s agonizing journey to champion a law in the criminal justice system is detailed in a 95,000 word, 340-page manuscript completed this past February. The manuscript includes Peyton’s brief life, and carries the reader through the crime, the investigation, arrest, and the trial and sentencing. Pat’s determination to find out how a convicted, violent felon could be released from prison and sent hundreds of miles away unsupervised so that he could murder Pat’s daughter is chronicled in non-legal terminology, carefully explaining the parole and probation process. The manuscript carries the reader step-by-step as Pat goes from state-to-state, working with dedicated professionals to help change the parolee and probation process. Throughout the journey, Pat receives “love signals” from Peyton that allow Pat to continue her mission. The “love signals” appear in spiritual events that inspire and motivate Pat on her journey. The manuscript also includes in plain language, the real cost of violent crime and incarceration to the U.S. citizen in terms of personal and financial loss. Pat Tuthill is currently querying agents and publishers. Click here to go to Manuscript sample | Crime Stats | Contact Us | Great Links | Hot Topics | Events | Peyton Tuthill Award Recipients | | Return Home | Peyton Tuthill | Pat Tuthill | Media | ICAOS | Gifts | Pat's Manuscript | Scholarship | |
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