PBS Indy Incorporated

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PBS Indy Incorporated is a nonprofit organization in Indianapolis focused on education, community empowerment, and economic development through scholarships, outreach, and service programs.

Indianapolis, IN

About PBS Indy Incorporated

PBS Indy Incorporated, also known as Professional Brothers Serving Indy, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Indianapolis, Indiana. It focuses on uplifting the local community through education, scholarship support, community empowerment initiatives, and economic development programs, with an emphasis on mentorship, service, and creating opportunities for youth and families.

A charge from PBS Indy on a bank or card statement is likely tied to a charitable donation, fundraising event ticket, sponsorship, or purchase made at a PBS Indy–hosted function where they used a Toast (TST*) point-of-sale terminal. This could include one-time donations, recurring monthly contributions, event registrations, or on-site purchases such as merchandise or food and beverage at a benefit event.

If someone has questions about a PBS Indy charge, they should first check recent donation confirmations, event tickets, and email receipts associated with their email address and card. Verifying dates and amounts against PBS Indy communications is helpful. If the charge is still unclear, contacting PBS Indy directly through the contact information on their official website is recommended, providing the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card so the organization can look up the payment. Cardholders who do not recognize the charge after speaking with PBS Indy should then contact their card issuer to dispute or block further payments.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to PBS Indy Incorporated.

  1. Tst*PBS indy

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from “TST*PBS Indy” on my card statement?

The “TST*PBS Indy” descriptor usually indicates a payment processed through the Toast point-of-sale system on behalf of PBS Indy Incorporated. This is most likely from a donation, fundraising event ticket, sponsorship, or on-site purchase at a PBS Indy event.

Does PBS Indy offer recurring or monthly donation options that could appear as repeated charges?

Yes, like many nonprofits, PBS Indy may allow donors to set up recurring contributions. These can appear as regular monthly or annual charges on your card statement under a descriptor that includes PBS Indy’s name. Check any donor or account portal links you received by email to confirm whether you enrolled in recurring giving.

How can I cancel or change a recurring donation to PBS Indy?

To cancel or adjust a recurring donation, locate your most recent donation confirmation email from PBS Indy, which may contain a manage-donation link, or visit their website and use the contact form or email address listed to request cancellation. Include your name, the email you used to donate, and the last four digits of the card so they can find your record and stop future charges.

How do I request a refund or correction for a PBS Indy charge?

If you believe you donated the wrong amount or made a duplicate payment, contact PBS Indy through the contact information on pbsindy.org as soon as possible. Provide the transaction date, exact amount, and last four digits of your card, and explain whether you are requesting a full or partial refund or a correction. They can then review the transaction and respond with available options.

What are typical amounts for PBS Indy transactions?

Common PBS Indy transactions are likely to be round-figure donation amounts (for example $25, $50, $100 or more), event ticket prices, or sponsorship levels. At in-person events processed through Toast, you might also see smaller amounts corresponding to food, beverage, or merchandise purchases.

Can PBS Indy place temporary authorization holds on my card?

If PBS Indy uses a modern payment system like Toast or an online gateway, you may see a temporary authorization hold when you first submit a payment, especially for event registrations or card-on-file setups. These holds are normally released automatically and replaced by a final settled charge for the confirmed amount within a few days.

How can I get a receipt or tax documentation for my PBS Indy donation?

Receipts are typically emailed at the time of donation. If you need another copy or a year-end summary for tax purposes, contact PBS Indy via the email or phone number listed on their website and request a donation statement, providing your full name, email, and approximate dates and amounts of your contributions.

What should I do if I don’t recognize a PBS Indy charge at all?

First, ask family members or colleagues who may have access to the same card whether they attended a PBS Indy event or made a donation. If no one recognizes the transaction and PBS Indy cannot locate a matching donation under your details, contact your card issuer to report the charge as unauthorized and follow their dispute process.

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