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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 sexually assaulted, 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  As of July 2012, $25,000 in scholarships has been awarded. Applications are now being accepted for 2013 scholarship awards. This is possbile because of the commitment and grassroots efforts and compassion of volunteers and generosity of others to help children whose lives have been shattered by violence and loss. Please click on this link and go to the bottom of the page to download the application. The deadline reads May 1, but is being extended to June 1, 2013. Click here for scholarships  Donate here to help
A A Not-for-Profit Foundation for Victims of Crime Please help with your support. You may use PayPal by clicking on the Donations page or send a check to Peyton Tuthill Foundation No gift is too small and makes a difference in the life of a youth. The American Parole & Probation Association honored Pat Tuthill with this 2011 national award for outstanding service to crime victims and work to promote public safety and protect victims' rights. Link to Track Offender Relocation Click here pwp.interstatecompact.org/PWP/searches to find an offender and information about the offender.Search for an offender by navigating to the offender search area and search for an offender by name or state offender ID number. Only offenders who have completed their transfer will be displayed.Search for an offender then click on the name of the sending or receiving state to see contact information for that office. Then contact that individual compact office to obtain further information about that offender.Member of IJIS Institute Advisory Group to inform and develop victim notification standards for states and provide technical assistance for implementation. With all of the technology that exists there victims should have the opportunity to be notified of the offender’s release, interstate relocations and transfers, revocations, completion of probation supervision. The Foundation is represented as a partner and stakeholder on 2 of the national forms. One is Emerging Challenges and the second is Ensuring Victims Rights and Services. A comprehensive report will be released in fall 2012. Pat chaired an ad hoc committee for the Interstate Compact which conducted a national survey to evaluate state victim notification procedures and practices when offenders move or travel between states. Results with recommendations to ensure the safety of victims and their families were presented at the Annual Business Meeting of the National Commission and to the Association of International Paroling Authorities. Look for results to be posted here soon. Your voice can be heard by submitting your comments by email. Please Click Here | Crime Stats | Contact Us | Great Links | Hot Topics | Peyton Tuthill Award Recipients | | Return Home | Peyton Tuthill | Pat Tuthill | Media | ICAOS | Donations | Pat's Manuscript | Speaking | Scholarships | Charity Events | |
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