Boys Fundraising

Uniforms, equipment, fields, fees...It all adds up quickly

The Titans are an all-volunteer organization

It costs a lot to run a high-quality program such as the Tri-boro Titans Youth Lacrosse league. The registration fees do not come close to covering the associated costs. There are many individuals who have volunteered countless hours to ensure the success of the program. Their time and efforts are greatly appreciated, but we still need to raise additional funds.

If you have the means to help financially support our organization, we are extremely grateful.

If you are helping in our fundraising efforts, Thank you.

Below you will find various fundraising activities that the league has held in previous seasons and may do so during the upcoming season. Also, we've included some fundraising documents that our staff has produced to help in our fundraising efforts.

Fundraising events:

Event	Date	Location	Details
Concession stand	Home games	Horton Field	We have supplies stored at Horton Field so that we can sell snacks to people attending the games and raise funds for the league.
50/50 raffle	Home games	All fields	In past seasons, we have had a 50/50 raffle during games. Tickets are sold to those on the sidelines during the first half of the game. The winner is announced at half time. This is fun for the players and the crowd. Every penny counts...
Canning	TBD	TBD	Canning is when we have supervised players standing in the entry way of local businesses promoting the league to customers and asking for contributions.
Golf Tournament	TBD	TBD	The league held its first annual fundraising golf tournament in 2005. It was a great success and has now become an annual event.
Local business fundraising drive	TBD	local communities	Since the 2006 season, we have discussed establishing a fundraising committee to solicit contributions from local businesses, but have yet to implement plans. Details, such as team sponsorship and plaques with the business name and team photo on it, business banners to be hung on the fence during home games at Horton field, or a sign posted at the entryway to the field that promotes a local business as the "home game field sponsor for the day", are yet to be decided.

Fundraising documents:

Document Type

Files

Fundraising Letters

Letter to families

Letter to local businesses

Flyers

Flyer to hand out when canning

50/50 flyer for concession stand

We hope you'll join us

We are always prepared

We like to have fun

We need your help

The Titans are an all-volunteer organization

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