Springfield
Junior Pics Ad Book Campaign
revised
8/04/2008
We are writing to solicit your assistance in supporting a group of players 8
to 20 years old, who were selected from around Southern New England to participate
in the Springfield Jr. Pics Hockey Program.
The
Springfield Jr. Pics are entering its twenty-ninth year
of operation, with past participation of many major hockey
events of North America such as the Interstate Junior "B" Hockey
League Championships, Metropolitan Boston Hockey Championships,
Canada - American Challenge Cup, Quebec Pee Wee International,
The Esso Cup and AAA Silver Stick Championships of Sania,
Ontario.
With
the formation of the Continental Hockey Association (1996) and the Interstate Junior "B" Hockey
League (1998-1999), which is the highest U.S.A. Hockey
League in New England, we'll insure many of our athletes
that participate in our youth program have a chance to
develop in there teens for opportunities of scholarships
in prep schools and college.
For
many players, their inter-personal and hockey skills that
they have developed through our program are the only means
they have for securing a college education. Realistically,
we use the game they love so much to advance their education,
charter and teach them about personal commitment.
In
order to develop each player to their fullest potential,
their playing schedule must be diverse and challenging.
Unfortunately, this means travel and added expense per
player. WE estimate of the 100 families in our organization
the average expense per player will be between $2,000 and
$4,000 this year alone! This is why our Ad
Book Campaign is an intricate part of our
program to insure our continued success.
The
types of ads available, their cost and samples of their
actual size can be found here.
On
behalf of the players, parents and the Springfield Jr.
Pics Program, I personally thank you for taking the time
to read this, and hope you will consider sponsoring one
of these deserving and talented players.
Very
truly yours,
Brian Collins, Director |
