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Amarillo Area Foundation: The Panhandle Gives
Opportunity to give to multiple area nonprofit organizations to receive matching grants.
I’m Coach Irvin Johnson (Head boys soccer coach at Palo Duro High School). I’ve reaching out to you with hopes that you may possibly be interested in sponsoring/donating to by my boys’ soccer team here at Palo Duro High School.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, my team and I are unable to run our annual fundraiser which consist of selling “PDHS soccer clothing.”
Our 2020-2021 soccer season will soon be underway and we need your help. The team members of the Palo Duro Soccer Program would like to extend an opportunity for businesses and individuals in the community to help our team.
Any of your tax-deductible donations will go a long way in helping us to defray the cost of expenses such as updated uniforms and much needed equipment for our 40+ players. As you may know, it takes a great deal of time and money to have suitable safe equipment to keep our student/athletes safe.
Donations for the 2020-2021 Palo Duro Men’s Soccer Program are tax deductible. If you are able to at this time, please complete the enclosed sponsor form. If there are any questions, or you would like additional information about our program or other ways to help our team, please contact Coach Irvin Johnson (PD Head Soccer Coach) by email at irvin.johnson@amaisd.org or through my office at 806-326-2481.
With a donation of $500.00 a banner with your business information will be hung on our soccer field per your request, and you’ll receive a “Proud Sponsor Of Palo Duro Boys Soccer” plaque a donation of $150 or more per your request. Again, we (I) greatly appreciate your support of the PDHS Men’s soccer program.
Respectfully;
Irvin Johnson
Palo Duro High School Men’s Soccer
Irvin.johnson@amaisd.org
Facebook: PDHS Mens Soccer
Office: (806) 326-2481
Twitter: @PaloDuro_Soccer
Thanksgiving Day
You must know the true story of Thanksgiving to understand its origin. On December 16, 1620, the Mayflower pilgrims landed at the Plymouth Rock. They had a good amount of information about the place due to their mapping skills.
Plymouth Rock was the village of Patuxet and the home of Squanto. Since many generations, people knew the land for its vast cornfields and various other crops. Squanto taught the Mayflower pilgrims how to fish and farm, thereby saving them from starvation.
This is how the Pilgrims survived the first winter. In the next spring, Squanto taught the Mayflower pilgrims various ways to harvest plant crops, berries, and other wild foods. The first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621 by these pilgrims.
The reason for celebrating Thanksgiving was the bountiful harvest that became possible due to Squanto’s help. The pilgrims had a Thanksgiving meal to express their gratitude for the help by Indians. The feast continued for three days.
Now that you know the origins of Thanksgiving, you must know why Thanksgiving Day in USA is celebrated year after year. The reason for the celebration is the annual harvest.
The fourth Thursday of every November is Thanksgiving Day. Abraham Lincoln was the first US president who officially declared that day for celebrating the festival.
In 1939, Franklin D Roosevelt, the US President set the date in stone. Congress approved the date in 1941. Apart from the US countries, there are various countries that celebrate Thanksgiving Day.
Happy, Healthy Thanksgiving from the team at Welcome Pardner!
Amarillo Area Foundation: The Panhandle Gives
Opportunity to give to multiple area nonprofit organizations to receive matching grants.
Black Friday is a commercial holiday which is usually celebrated the day after Thanksgiving in the United States and is traditionally thought at the beginning of the Christmas gift-buying season. On this day, Americans all over the country rise at the crack of dawn in order to be the first in line at various stores and shopping malls so they can get the deeply discounted deals offered by these retail outlets. Although it is a holiday which was originally started in the U.S., it has been exported to many different countries around the world – although in these other countries, it is celebrated on different days than what it is celebrated in the United States.
I’m Coach Irvin Johnson (Head boys soccer coach at Palo Duro High School). I’ve reaching out to you with hopes that you may possibly be interested in sponsoring/donating to by my boys’ soccer team here at Palo Duro High School.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, my team and I are unable to run our annual fundraiser which consist of selling “PDHS soccer clothing.”
Our 2020-2021 soccer season will soon be underway and we need your help. The team members of the Palo Duro Soccer Program would like to extend an opportunity for businesses and individuals in the community to help our team.
Any of your tax-deductible donations will go a long way in helping us to defray the cost of expenses such as updated uniforms and much needed equipment for our 40+ players. As you may know, it takes a great deal of time and money to have suitable safe equipment to keep our student/athletes safe.
Donations for the 2020-2021 Palo Duro Men’s Soccer Program are tax deductible. If you are able to at this time, please complete the enclosed sponsor form. If there are any questions, or you would like additional information about our program or other ways to help our team, please contact Coach Irvin Johnson (PD Head Soccer Coach) by email at irvin.johnson@amaisd.org or through my office at 806-326-2481.
With a donation of $500.00 a banner with your business information will be hung on our soccer field per your request, and you’ll receive a “Proud Sponsor Of Palo Duro Boys Soccer” plaque a donation of $150 or more per your request. Again, we (I) greatly appreciate your support of the PDHS Men’s soccer program.
Respectfully;
Irvin Johnson
Palo Duro High School Men’s Soccer
Irvin.johnson@amaisd.org
Facebook: PDHS Mens Soccer
Office: (806) 326-2481
Twitter: @PaloDuro_Soccer
6th Street Antique Mall & Amarillo’s Rt 66 Store Anniversary SALE
Parking available in the back of the building.
Amarillo Area Foundation: The Panhandle Gives
Opportunity to give to multiple area nonprofit organizations to receive matching grants.
I’m Coach Irvin Johnson (Head boys soccer coach at Palo Duro High School). I’ve reaching out to you with hopes that you may possibly be interested in sponsoring/donating to by my boys’ soccer team here at Palo Duro High School.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, my team and I are unable to run our annual fundraiser which consist of selling “PDHS soccer clothing.”
Our 2020-2021 soccer season will soon be underway and we need your help. The team members of the Palo Duro Soccer Program would like to extend an opportunity for businesses and individuals in the community to help our team.
Any of your tax-deductible donations will go a long way in helping us to defray the cost of expenses such as updated uniforms and much needed equipment for our 40+ players. As you may know, it takes a great deal of time and money to have suitable safe equipment to keep our student/athletes safe.
Donations for the 2020-2021 Palo Duro Men’s Soccer Program are tax deductible. If you are able to at this time, please complete the enclosed sponsor form. If there are any questions, or you would like additional information about our program or other ways to help our team, please contact Coach Irvin Johnson (PD Head Soccer Coach) by email at irvin.johnson@amaisd.org or through my office at 806-326-2481.
With a donation of $500.00 a banner with your business information will be hung on our soccer field per your request, and you’ll receive a “Proud Sponsor Of Palo Duro Boys Soccer” plaque a donation of $150 or more per your request. Again, we (I) greatly appreciate your support of the PDHS Men’s soccer program.
Respectfully;
Irvin Johnson
Palo Duro High School Men’s Soccer
Irvin.johnson@amaisd.org
Facebook: PDHS Mens Soccer
Office: (806) 326-2481
Twitter: @PaloDuro_Soccer
This holiday season looks a little different, but we can still share joy.
Shop Small and support your favorite small businesses – both in-store and online – all holiday season long.
Don’t forget: This year Small Business Saturday® falls on November 28.