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The Kennesaw Generals 2014 Red

Kennesaw, Georgia

Cause Description:
The Kennesaw Generals 2014 Red team has been named and is now fundraising for their summer season, which will include a trip to the World Series in South Haven, Mississippi. The 2014 10U Generals are : Murphy Dunkin, Riley Gaskins, Chris Harmon, Nick Hugg, Jake Mann, Tony Monaco, Parker Pegram, Thomas Pegram, Nate Prewett. Jake Serio and George Williams. Summer All-Star baseball is a whole lot more fun for the kids, as they are playing only with teams comprised of the best recreational players - leading to some very fun baseball games to watch as a parent and coach. It truly is amazing to see the kids blossom when placed in an environment where they are allowed to showcase their skills during every play. It only is with donations and corporate funding that we parents and coaches can make this dream a reality for the kids. The boys will be making memories they will cherish forever of playing baseball against the best of the best, with their friends and brothers. Donations or goods in kind are tax deductible and I can provide a EIN upon request. I thank you for the consideration of sponsoring these young Kennesaw Generals baseball players.

Type: School/Parent-Teacher
Listed on iGive since: April 2014
iGive members supporting: 1

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