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“Spread the Seed” Community Outreach Program is sponsored by The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame – Montco Chapter. The “Spread the Seed” program provides supplemental funding to non-profit youth sports organizations in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, to help defray operational costs and support youth athletes. ACLAMO, with its focus on youth development, would be a strong candidate.
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Youth Funding Program - The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Montco Chapter Skip to primary navigation “Spread the Seed” Community Outreach Program The “Spread the Seed” program is an initiative of the PA Sports Hall of Fame – Montco Chapter. Our goal is to provide support to local youth sports organizations by offering supplemental funding, up to $1,000, to non-profit sports organizations in Montgomery County.
Our goal is to support as many youth athletes as possible through this funding and to help their organizations reach their goals by helping to defray the costs of their operations. What is the PA Sports Hall of Fame – Montco Chapter?
We are a non-profit organization founded to perpetuate the memory of athletes, male or female, who have brought lasting fame to Montgomery County and or the State of Pennsylvania through their athletic achievements. These individuals need to have been born, raised, worked or performed in Montgomery County in order to be considered for induction into the Montco Chapter Hall of Fame.
The Montco Chapter raises funds throughout the year through our annual celebrity golf outing as well as our annual induction ceremony. Some of our notable inductees include Joe Frazier, Mike Richter, Brad Scioli, Dick Shoulberg and Fran Crippen, to name a few of the many deserving athletes and coaches from Montgomery County. Visit our website @ www.
montcosportshof. org for more information and how to become a member. Fundraising Chairman – Montco Chapter E-Mail: [email protected] Please attach the following along with this application: Copy of organization’s ‘Articles of Incorporation’ Number of participants annually (average over past 2 years) List of your organizations fundraisers If your organization is chosen, how would the funds be used?
Application must be complete in order to be considered. Email to – [email protected] The final decision of all applications will be the sole discretion of The PA Sports Hall of Fame – Montco Chapter Board. Ready to help drive our future?
Become a Sponsor today. The Montco Chapter of the PA Sports Hall of Fame honors local athletes, coaches, officials, and others for their contributions and sports achievements at all levels.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit sports organizations in Montgomery County. Requires Articles of Incorporation, Mission Statement, Annual Budget, number of participants, list of fundraisers, and how funds would be used. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
“Spread the Seed” Community Outreach Program is funded by The Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame – Montco Chapter. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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