Panthers Gymnastics Club
2009–2010 Handbook
www.panthersgymnastics.ca
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Greeting From the Board of Directors
•
• Goals
• History
• General Information
Registration
Mandatory Fundraising
Commitment
Commencement of Classes
Family Discounts
Payment
Cancellation Policy
Dress Code
Rules & Regulations
Cancellation of Classes
Holidays
Year End Display
Communication with Parents
• Parental Commitment
Fundraising
Tag Day
Volunteer policy
Bingo policy
• Travel Policy
• Gymnasts Code of Conduct
• Parents Code of Conduct
• How to Contact Us
• Sponsorship Program
• Corporate Partners
GREETINGS
FROM THE BOARD
We
welcome you to one of the major gymnastics clubs in
Panthers
is run as a not-for-profit gymnastics club.
It is overseen by a volunteer parent board of directors. Any monies
raised for the club through fees, fundraising, and grants goes directly to the
administration of the programs and equipment for the gymnasts.
Panthers
has a long tradition of striving for excellence in program delivery, individual
achievement, coaching, development, sport promotion, and facility improvement.
Our parent body works diligently to improve our Club and offer a safe and
supportive environment for our children. We tend to consider ourselves as a
gymnastics family, and we are please to have you as a member. We look forward
to getting to know you.
Have
a great year.
From your Board of Directors
The
Panthers Gymnastics Club is committed to the development of a positive,
cooperative, and supportive atmosphere for participation in all levels of the sport
of gymnastics.
The
Club is committed to the belief that gymnasts can best be supported through a
full spectrum of introductory and development programs. As such, the decisions
and actions of the Club are based on the development and maintenance of appropriate
programs to ensure that all children have the opportunity to become as
competent in gymnastics as they personally strive to become.
The
Club is committed to maintaining a presence in all aspects of the art and sport
of gymnastics.
GOALS
·
To
develop and maintain technical programs that allow all children to fully
realize their potential.
·
To
develop, support, and maintain sufficient qualified Coaches to provide a full
range of club programs.
·
To
recruit and retain Volunteer Directors with sufficient knowledge and expertise
to guide the activities of the club.
·
To
develop, support, and maintain a Talent identification and Recruitment system
to ensure a consistent succession of competitive athletes and coaches.
·
To
generate appropriate Financial resources to meet club programming needs.
HISTORY
·
Panthers
Gymnastics Club was formed in 1966 as a parent-run organization. In 1990 we moved to our current permanent
facilities. From these outstanding
facilities we continue to provide high quality gymnastics programs to children
from all over
·
Since
the early 1990’s Panthers Gymnastics Club has been proud of the coaching skills
provided by the husband and wife team of head coaches, Robert Persechino and
Hélène Desmarais. Robert and Hélène both
hold the NCCP Level 4 coaching designation, which is the highest coaching
certification achievable in gymnastics. They
both have received the prestigious national “Coach of the Year” award in 1995
and 1998 respectively. In 2000 Robert
became a Master course conductor for NCCP 1 and 2. To keep up-to-date on the current rules and
regulations of gymnastics both Robert and Hélène sit on several Provincial and
National level committees. Under their
leadership, Panthers is emerging as an important training gym in
·
During
the 1999 Pan Am Games, Panthers Gymnastic Club was the training site for the
Canadian National Women’s Gymnastics Team.
·
Panther
gymnast, Lynette Wittmeier represented
·
Katie
McAvoy earned her “B” carded status at the World Championships in
·
December
1997, Panther gymnasts Katie McAvoy, Krista Hirose, Leah Dlot and Jholeen Ponce
all earned a place in the High Performance Program for
·
July
1998, Panther gymnasts Katie McAvoy, Krista Hirose and Jholeen Ponce all
represented
·
Katie
McAvoy obtained a full gymnastics scholarship to
·
In
February 1999, the Manitoba Women’s Team at the Canada Winter Games, which
placed fourth, consisted of seven gymnasts from the Panthers Club. The team consisted of Leah Dlot, Jholeen
Ponce, Kathryn Lee, Ashlee deLeeuw, Michelle Dewyn, Natalie Trudeau and Jaclyn
Celones. Leah Dlot, Jholeen Ponce and
Ashlee deLeeuw all qualified for Individual All Around finals. Jholeen Ponce brought home the Bronze medal
on vault.
·
May
1999, Ashlee deLeeuw received the award for Best Beam Choreography at the
National Championships in
·
The
highlight of the 1999/2000 competitive season is the Bronze medal won by
Jholeen Ponce in
·
At
the 2000 Canadian Nationals Ashlee deLeeuw was honored for the best and most
Dynamic Vault.
·
December
2000, Ashlee deLeeuw earned her High Performance Status at the Elite Canada
Championships held in
·
December
2001, Jholeen Ponce earned her High Performance Status at the Elite Canada
Championships held in
·
Jholeen
Ponce earned a 1st place on Vault, at the Canadian National
Championships in
·
2002
Ashlee deLeeuw was the recipient of the Bonnie & Lynette Wittmeier Award,
and received her High Performance status at Elite Canada in December
·
March
2003 Five Panthers were selected of the possible 7 to represent the Manitoba
Women's Gymnastic Team in
·
August
2003 Five Panthers were selected of the possible 6 to represent Team
·
In
2004, Jholeen Ponce & Ashlee deLeeuw earned full gymnastic scholarships.,
Jholeen in Bowling Green University & Ashley in
GENERAL
INFORMATION
Registration
·
Registrations
are processed in the order that they are received. Registrations must be complete in order to be
received and to ensure your place in a class.
·
Notification
is given if your requested class is full.
·
Registration
becomes effective with receipt by Panthers of the required deposit and
authorization for Pre-authorized debits.. See Recreational and Competitive
program information for more details.
·
With
the exception of summer camp and special programs, fees are based on
registration for a 30 week program delivered over 10 months beginning in
September and ending in mid June.
·
Registrations
will be accepted at designated registration nights. To the extent that you are not available to
attend on a designated night, you may
contact the gym for more information on when you can register.
·
Registrations
may be accepted during the course of the year when space permits and with
permission from the coaches or the administrator, as appropriate.
·
For
purposes of assessments and fees, where
not specified, Regional gymnasts are considered Competitive gymnasts and those
fees will apply.
MGA Membership and
Insurance
The
The MGA registration fee is included in your deposit and
paid at time of registration.
Panthers administration is responsible
for submitting names of all gymnasts and applicable payment to the MGA.
Equipment Maintenance
Fee
To support the escalating costs of providing equipment,
Panthers requires that all registering gymnasts pay an Equipment Maintenance
Fee. This fee is based on $5.00 per
Recreational gymnast and $10.00 for Pre-Competitive and Competitive
gymnast. This amount is included in the
registration deposit.
Mandatory
Fundraising Commitment
Panthers
requires that all registering gymnasts, excluding Kindergym, participate in the
mandatory fundraising program. This
program will ensure that there is a minimum level of funds raised to support
the operations of the club and to provide effective programs and services to
the members. At registration, you will
be required to accept an allocation of chocolates for sale and provide a
pre-authorized debit representing payment for the chocolates.
· Recreational Gymnasts – receive a 20
bar box of chocolates (sell for $2 a piece) Competitive and Pre-Competitive
Gymnasts – receive 2 - 20 bar boxes of chocolates (sell for $2 a piece)
Family Discounts
The
second and each additional child in a family pay 90% of the regular fee.
Payment
A
deposit representing 20% of the annual fees is to be made at the time of
registration which covers fees for September and JunePre-authorized debits,
each representing 10% of the annual fees, are also required at time of
registration and are to be dated for the first of each month from October to
May inclusive.
No
registrations will be accepted as complete unless pre-authorized debits and deposits are received.
Should
payments go into arrears, the gymnast will not be allowed to attend classes
until either the outstanding payments are paid or alternative payment
arrangements made. Should any cheque be
returned due to insufficient funds (NSF), the payee will be responsible to
reimburse Panthers a fee of $25.00.
Cancellation
Policy
To
maintain fees at a reasonable level, class deposits are non-refundable. Class fees are non-refundable after February
1, Exceptions will be made for medical
reasons. A one month written notice is required for any
gymnast withdrawing from a program.
Dress Code
For
safety reasons, we require all gymnasts to have their hair tied back and bare
feet. No tights, jewelry, street clothes and shoes are allowed in the gym.
Rules
& Regulations
·
No
chewing gum during gym class.
·
No
food or drinks are allowed in the gym or in the lobby. Please use the viewing
area or changing room if you would like to eat. Food is allowed in designated
areas during special events.
·
For
safety reasons, ALL BOOTS and SHOES must be left in the CUBICLES at the front
door.
·
PANTHERS GYMNASTICS CLUB IS NOT
RESPOSIBLE FOR ANY LOST OR STOLEN ARTICLES. Please label all shoes, boots and clothing to avoid
confusion. We also recommend that no valuable items (jewelry, money, etc) be brought
to the gym.
·
Our
insurance policy states that only registered gymnasts are permitted in the
gym. Parents or siblings are not allowed
in the gym unless invited by the coach.
·
Fire
regulations stipulate that the staircase must remain clear and that the door is
to remain shut at all times.
Cancellation of Classes
Occasionally
we find it necessary to cancel a class due to hosting a competition or clinic.
If this is the case, you will be given advance notice. (Parent information
Board located in the front entrance)
If
it is necessary to cancel classes because of inclement weather, we will leave a
message on our voice mail notifying you of the cancellation.
The gym
will be closed for the following holidays:
Thanksgiving Oct. 12
Remembrance
Day Nov. 11
Christmas
Holiday Dec 22 – Jan 4
Louis Riel Day Feb 16
Spring
Break Mar 27 – Apr 2
Good
Friday Apr 10
Easter Sunday Apr 12
Victoria
Day May 18
Competitive gymnasts will
receive a holiday training schedule from their coach.
Year End Display
Panthers runs an annual
year end display that allows gymnasts the opportunity to showcase their skills
for parents and family. This display is scheduled
to be held at Pantages Playhouse Theater on June 11, 2009. Tickets will be sold commencing in April or
May. Watch the notice board for more information. Gymnasts may be asked to purchase a special
bodysuit to wear for the occasion.
Communications with
Parents
Our main points of communication with parents are through postings on the
Panthers website (www.panthersgymnastics.ca)
, the foyer and lobby bulletin boards and the Leaps and Bounds newsletter.
Notes are sent home but email notification is the preferred method. As more parents supply their email addresses,
Panthers will switch over from paper notes to email notifications. The newsletter is done on a quarterly basis
at minimum and hard copies are provided in the lobby and on the bulletin board
as well as posted on the website.
For volunteer opportunities, watch the foyer window for postings. Bingo, fundraising and general information
including calendars are found on the north wall bulletin board in the foyer.
Additional posting can be found on the two bulletin boards located in the
lobby.
Please remember to ask your children if they have notes as many times,
when handed out the children stuff them in a gym bag and they are forgotten.
Notices or suggestions for the newsletter are always welcome. Please contact the Newsletter Coordinator.
A listing of contact information of Board Members and coordinators will
be posted on the bulletin board. These
names are also found on the website.
PARENTAL COMMITMENT
In addition to the
parent’s commitment to ensure that the gymnasts attend classes, Panthers
requires parental support towards the continued operation of the club through
volunteering, fundraising, and bingos.
Competitive and Pre-Competitive Gymnasts
Panthers
Gymnastics Club is a non-profit parent run organization; therefore we require
support from all parents to ensure we have high quality programs, coaches and
equipment for our children. Each gymnast who trains five hours or more per week
will be levied assessment fees.
Assessment
fees are based on three components –Volunteer Hours, Fundraising, and Bingo.
Your specific required commitments are described in the following sections.
Only those obligations completed by June 15 of the current season will be
credited towards your current year assessments.
Following
is a schedule to show your commitment based on your child’s training hours per
week. The dollar amounts represent the
assessment amount which is required to be fulfilled during the yearA
pre-authorized debit for these amounts must accompany the registration form at
the beginning of the season.
|
Training Hours (per
week) |
Volunteer Hours
Commitment |
Fund-Raising Commitment * |
Bingo Requirement |
|
4 |
$180(6 Hours) |
$50 |
None |
|
5 – 8 |
$300 (10 hours) |
$100 |
None) |
|
9 – 12 |
$360 (12 hours) |
$150 |
$150 (1 Bingo) |
|
13 + |
$480 (16 hours) |
$200 |
$100 (1 Bingo) |
|
|
|
|
|
If
you fully meet your obligations by June 15th, your pre-authorized
debit will be cancelled. To the extent
that there is a shortfall in any or all of the categories, you will be advised
and your pre-authorized debit will be adjusted to provide payment for the difference.
For families with more than 1
child attending, volunteer hours are assessed at 100% for the child at the
highest level and 85% for the second and/or 3rd child. Fundraising commitment is that of the child
in the highest level.
Recreational Gymnasts
While the above table relates to
pre-competitive and competitive gymnasts, there is also a requirement for
recreational gymnasts to participate in the mandatory fundraising program. At registration, recreational gymnasts will
be required to commit to selling a 20 bar box of chocolates and will be asked
to provide a pre-authorized debit for $40.
FUND RAISING POLICY
In
order to meet the ever increasing costs of providing appropriate coaching and
supervision and in an effort to manage fees at a reasonable level, Panthers needs
to rely on fundraising as a supplemental source of revenue. Over the course of the year, Panthers offers
many opportunities for parents to contribute their fundraising skills and
efforts for the betterment of the Club.
All
gymnasts are asked to participate in the fundraising activities throughout the
year, and competitive/pre-competitive gymnasts are required to meet the minimum
fundraising assessment. To the extent that these assessments are not met, the
competitive fundraising assessment deposit will be applied to cover any
shortfalls. See chart (pg 9) to find out what your commitment is.
Fundraising
events vary but there is an attempt to provide a regular set of opportunities.
You will be notified of upcoming activities as they arise by notices sent home
with your child and by signs posted on the bulletin board. Following is a brief summary of the
anticipated fundraising campaigns throughout the year.
|
When |
Campaign |
Information |
|
|
|
|
|
August
/ Sept(at registration) |
Chocolates Nestle Peanut
Free KitKat, Smarties,
Aero, and Coffee Crisp. |
Our
largest campaign. For 2008/09,
participation in this program is mandatory for all Panthers gymnasts. ·
Competitive and Pre-Competitive Program are required to take 2 – 20
bar boxes for $80, and ·
Recreational participants have to take 1 – 20 bar box for $40. For
competitive gymnasts, additional boxes are available to allow you to generate
sales against your annual assessment. |
|
September/October |
Coupon
Books |
|
|
November
|
Bothwell
Cheese |
Always
a favorite. We expect to do this
campaign at least twice in the year and more often if requested. |
|
November/December |
Mom’s
Pantry |
Stock
up on your Christmas baking supplies,
spices, and on the great
assortment of frozen foods available from Mom’s Pantry. |
|
On-Going |
Sobey’s
Gift Cards |
These
are available year round |
|
March |
Pizza
and Cheesecakes |
|
|
April
with May delivery |
Greenhouse
Plants |
A
great opportunity to buy your bedding plants and vegetable packs for spring
planting. Delivery is around the May
long weekend and orders will be required around the middle of April. |
Other
campaigns will likely be initiated throughout the year as opportunities
arise. Thank you in advance for your
support throughout the year.
REMEMBER
- start early in the year so you don’t get to the end of the year and have to
deal with an outstanding assessment payment.
TAG DAY: What is Tag Day?
Each sport in
In previous years, the
Panthers expects to do at least
one tag day in 2008/09and possibly two.
It takes a great deal of
organization, gymnast and parent participation, and cooperation from the
business community to have a successful Tag Day. This is one of the few organized events we
ask members to participate in for it to be a success, with 100% of the proceeds
going back into the Club. Proceeds from
Tag Day do not apply to fundraising assessments, but participating gymnasts are
rewarded with a fun event to celebrate the day.
Please check the Parent
Information Board in the lobby for locations and times.
VOLUNTEER POLICY
As
we are a parent owned and run organization, we rely heavily on volunteers to
successfully complete each season. Volunteering can be offered in many ways,
such as helping at in-house competitions, coordinating a scheduled fundraiser,
cleaning, maintenance, and changing the reader board. Typical volunteer events include the
following:
|
Event |
When* |
|
Fall
Registration Night |
August/September |
|
Tag
Day |
October
and/or June |
|
JP
Competitions |
December
& May |
|
Snowflake
Competition |
January |
|
April
Competition |
April |
|
Year
End Display |
June |
*These
are estimated times and may change depending on the 2008/2009 final schedule
and may not list all opportunities.
Whenever
volunteers are required, a signup sheet will be posted on the bulletin board in
the lobby. Be sure to check the Parent
information board regularly as this is the only form of notice to tell you
about up coming volunteer hours.
Volunteer
commitment is mandatory for gymnasts who train four hours or more but any
volunteer hours done by recreational parents are greatly appreciated.
Each
time you complete any volunteer hours to be used toward your assessment
commitment, you must fill out a volunteer assessment form, have it signed and
placed in the appropriate mailbox. Without this form you will not be credited
for any hours you have completed.
At
the end of the gymnastic season, if your volunteer commitment has not been
completed, the remaining hours are calculated at a rate of $30.00 per hour.
If
you require any further information about fulfilling your hours or, to inquire about
how many remaining hours you have during the year, please contact the Volunteer
coordinator.
BINGO POLICY
The
About
every three months upcoming Bingo dates will be posted on the lobby bulletin
board. If your child trains nine hours
or more, it is your responsibility to sign up for your allotted bingo. .
Bingo Rules
v Bingo volunteers may be a family
member or a friend. Volunteer must be 18 years of age or older.
v You will be contacted by telephone
prior to the bingo date as a reminder that you have volunteered. If you cannot
be contacted personally, it will be your responsibility to show up for your
bingo, you must find your own replacement. The Bingo coordinator will try to
assist you but it is ultimately your responsibility to send someone in your
place. The replacement volunteer need not be a Panther member.
v Please check location of bingo site
as they do rotate from the McPhillips Street Station to Club Regent.
v You must arrive 15 minutes prior to
the scheduled bingo time. We will be
assessed a late fee by the
v When you arrive at the bingo hall,
please sign the
v If you have volunteered for a bingo and do not show up and have not sent
a substitute, you will be responsible the $100 fine that
v Please DO NOT PHONE THE GYM
regarding your bingo commitment. Please contact the Bingo coordinator.
TRAVEL
POLICY
During the year, there
may be opportunities for gymnasts to travel out of the city, province, or
country to attend competitions. Panthers
believes that these trips provide benefits and learning experiences to gymnasts. Gymnasts may travel to competitions provided
that the following conditions are met:
v
The
gymnast is a member in good standing with the Club.
v
Approval
to travel has been granted by the Head Coach.
v
A
signed travel form has been returned to the Head Coach. This form contains
details on expenses, responsibilities and conduct.
v Gymnasts are required to bring
sufficient funds for meals and personal spending.
General
Information
v
Competitions
are selected by the coaching staff and are prioritized according to the benefits
for the individuals and the entire team, taking into account the development
needs of the gymnasts at that time.
v
The
Club pays for expenses incurred by the traveling coaches, thereby reducing
total competitive charges that would otherwise be assessed to the athlete.
v
The
Club arranges transportation and accommodation. Individual responses must be
in-hand prior to meet deadlines; if not, the parents are responsible for making
their own travel arrangements.
v
Any
expenses incurred during travel will be billed to the gymnast upon return, such
as, gas, ground transportation, group site seeing, and other group expenses
approved by the head of the delegation.
v
Panthers
when attending out of town competitions travel as a team. This will include
staying in their own accommodations supervised by coaching staff. By traveling this way, it promotes team
spirit and many positive experiences for the gymnast. Parents are welcome to come watch the
competitions providing they have their own accommodations and travel
arrangements. If a parent wishes to
spend time with their child on a separate outing during the Panther trip, they will be requested to sign out their
child with the responsible coach and return the child at an agreed time which
will not interfere with competition or competition preparation.
v
On
occasion, it may be determined to let gymnasts travel and stay with a parent
but these are exceptions and not the general practice or policy of the team.
GYMNASTS
CODE OF CONDUCT
Respect:
An athlete shall show respect:
v
for
herself
vfor others
vfor all rules of the Club
vfor the property of the Club
vfor the rules and regulations of all
other Clubs.
Punctuality:
An athlete shall:
v
be
punctual for all training times and competitions
v
phone
gym to notify and explain lateness or absences prior to class beginning.
Communication:
An athlete shall:
v
communicate
to coach any concerns they feel are important to gymnastics.
v
keep
communication channels open at all times.
Trainability:
An athlete shall:
v
accept
and follow training plans made by the coaches
v
train
to the maximum of her abilities to fulfill her personal goals at all times.
v
display
a positive attitude and motivation at all times.
Dress
Code:
An athlete shall:
v
have
her/his hair tied back while training.
v
not
wear any jewelry or tights in the gym
v
wear
club bodysuit and tracksuit at all competitions or club events.
Outcome
& Procedures:
Any athlete who breaches the code of
conduct will be:
v
immediately
suspended if an offence jeopardizes the safety of another athlete or coach
v
given
a verbal warning and a timeout for a first offence
v
given
a verbal warning, a written warning and a longer timeout for a second offence
v
given
a verbal and written warning plus a meeting with parents
and a one
practice suspension for a third offence
v
termination
of membership and exclusion from the program if a fourth offence occurs.
PARENTS CODE OF CONDUCT
Respect:
Parents shall show respect:
v
for
their child
v
for
the coaches
v
for
others
v
for
the Club by acting as Ambassadors for the Club
v
for
all rules and regulations of the Club
v
for
the property of the Club
v
for
the rules and regulations of all other Clubs.
Punctuality:
Parents shall:
v
ensure
that their child is punctual for all training times and competitions
v
phone
gym to notify and explain lateness or absences prior to class beginning.
Communication:
Parents shall:
v
communicate
to their child’s coach any concerns they feel are
important to
gymnastics and their child’s training.
v
keep
communication channels open at all times.
Support:
Parents shall support their child by:
v
only
using positive statements of encouragement to their child.
v
providing
additional resources such as medical, psychological, technical, etc.
v
fulfilling
their volunteer, fundraising and bingo assessments.
Viewing
room & Lobby:
v
the
upstairs viewing area is the only designated viewing area
v
It
is a privilege not a right.
v
Viewing
area may be closed at times with no advanced notice.
v
help
keep the viewing area and lobby clean and tidy
v
all
doors to the gym are to be kept closed
v
use
calm and respectful behavior
v
use
only positive statements
v
supervise
your own children who are waiting for their sibling to finish gym
v
do
not leave siblings unsupervised playing in the lobby or on the stairs
v
provide
quiet toys for waiting siblings
v
no
one is allowed in the ballet room. This is a restricted area for Participants
only !
v
Offices
and office equipment are not for general parental use
v
Respect
the furniture in lobby and viewing area and
do not allow
children to stand or jump on it
Outcome
& Procedures:
Any parent who breaches the code of
conduct will be:
v
immediately
expelled from premises if disrespectful,
.Panthers has a zero tolerance on disrespect, intimidation or aggression.
v
Immediately
suspended in the offence jeopardizes the safety of others.
v
given
a verbal warning for a first offence
v
given
a verbal warning, a written warning and the exclusion
from the viewing
area for a second offence
v
given
a verbal and written warning plus a meeting and a week suspension
from the
viewing area and a one practice suspension for the child if a third offence
v
termination
of membership if a fourth offence occurs.
HOW TO CONTACT US
Our
mailing address is:
Panthers Gymnastics Club Phone: (204)
233-0187
Website:
www.panthersgymnastics.ca
Head
Coaches
Robert Persechino Phone: (204)
233-0187
Helene Desmarais Phone: (204)
233-0187
Recreation
Coordinator
Desiree Loutit Phone: (204)
233-0187
Administrator
Sandra Grevstad Phone: (204)
233-0187
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
·
The Board of Directors each holds a one year term
from November to October. Elections are
held each October. A list of the Board
of Directors will always be posted on the bulletin boards.
·
If you or anyone you know is interested in become a
Board Member please contact the office prior to elections.
·
As a parent-run organization we welcome your
comments and suggestions. The Board
Members each have their own mailboxes next to the office where you may leave
your comments or suggestions.
·
Please contact the Fund-raising Board Member with
any fund-raising ideas. We welcome any
new fundraising ideas.
PANTHERS PRIVACY POLICY
Privacy of
personal information is governed by the Personal
Information Protection and Electronics Documents Act (“PIPEDA”). This
policy describes the way that the Panthers Gymnastics Club collects, uses, retains,
safeguards, discloses and disposes of personal information, and states
Panthers’ commitment to collecting, using and disclosing personal information
responsibly. This policy is based on the standards required by PIPEDA, and
Panthers’ interpretation of these responsibilities.
A copy of this policy is posted on the bulletin board in the
front entrance. If you would like further information, you can contact the Panthers Privacy Officer,
Sandra Grevstad at 233-0187.
SPONSORSHIP PROGRAM
& DONOR WALL
Panthers has and extensive Sponsorship Program which offers
your Company valuable advertisement opportunities, as well the
satisfaction of supporting worthy community programs.
We have packages to suite large
Corporate partners who wish to be involved at a variety of levels, as well as
smaller advertisement packages, which could include a Panther Paw on our Club
Donor Wall.
With your investment we would
continue to provide the high quality of programs to which the Panthers
membership is accustomed. As well we
continue to enhance athletic development.
For more information about our
Sponsorship Program, please contact our office at 233-0187.
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