Thursday, June 6, 2013

Alumni Football USA raises over $690,000 for schools!

Since 2010, Alumni Football USA has helped schools raise nearly $700,000!!! While thousands of guys across America are thrilled to be living their dream of one more full-contact football game against their rival, schools are enjoying funds raised from the games.


How it Works:
Alumni Football USA® will round up former football players from your high school, hold practices, and schedule a Full Contact Alumni Football Game! You provide the high school football field for the event. Schools sell Pre-Sale Tickets prior to game day for the event. In exchange for field use, the hosting school also gets full concession, and raffle rights at the game!
 Alumni Football USA® gives 50% of Pre-Sale admission
  tickets proceeds 
to the school!
• Alumni Football USA® gives 100% concession and raffle
  rights to the hosting school in exchange for the field!

Plus:

• The schools pay NO money up front, infact the schools pay
   NO money at all!


• Alumni Football USA® provides ALL the equipment,
   field liability insurance, officials, security, game day personnel, emergency personnel, and over 25 years of
   experience!


Why:

Bob Cazet, M.Ed., the founder and president of Alumni Football USA® , has been coaching football and softball teams since the 1980s. With a Master's Degree in education and as a former teacher in the California school system, he found that sports programs were generally the first to go in tight budget years. His love for football, teaching, and coaching led him to create a business model that benefits schools and former high school football players. Since we began recording fundraising efforts in January, 2010, schools have been praising the athletic department for the increased revenue without ANY cost to the school. But don't take our word for it, the "open book" fundraising policy at Alumni Football USA® allows you to see for yourself.



For more information on this fantastic fundraising opportunity, check out the Alumni Football USA website:

http://www.alumnifootballusa.com/index.php/fundraising

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Living the Pee Wee Football Dream: Cowboys Stadium!


"Whoa." 
"It's like... my biggest dream...for REAL!" 
"This is...the ACTUAL Cowboys Stadium right here!" 
Needless to say, these kiddos are thrilled to be living the dream: playing football at Dallas Cowboys Stadium.
Organized by Texas Alumni Football USA, the pint-sized athletes are heros as they hit the famous field to the delight of their family and friends in the stands. Some kids drove 6 hours the previous night or super early game day morning in order to be here. 
Some of the pint-sized cheerleaders were probably up before the sun to get their hair in ribbons and curls. 
It’s not game day without Mom & Dad. And Grandpa. And Grandma. Aunts, Cousins, Sisters, Brothers- everyone came out to enjoy the big game for the little guys! Some of them got REALLY into their team spirit:
The game was organized by Tim Bishop and his crew at Texas Alumni Football USA. Getting to make this happen for these little guys is awesome. We have the best job in the world, this is what we LOVE to do. 
Some of the littlest fans were overwhelmed with all the excitement :) 

Friday, October 12, 2012

Alumni Football USA: What does this game mean to YOU?


"This game is like a Super Bowl to me." 



     Asheville vs. A.C. Reynolds. August 11, 2012. This is your game.

 It’s for you
Your team.
 Your family.
Your community. 
Your dream.
Your game.

We caught up with the Asheville and A.C. Reynolds players to find out what this game means to them. 

Check it out:


2nd Annual Hawaii Alumni Football USA Games!




Last year  Alumni Football USA® Hawaii Games Rocked the Big Island! For the first time in history, former Hawaii high school football players were able to return and play full contact football against their old High School Rivals! 
Kealakehe High School raised over $12,000!
Now, it's your turn!

Maui   vs. Baldwin 
7:00 pm Saturday, Dec 29, 2012 
War Memorial Stadium

Hilo   vs.  Waiakea 
7:30 pm Friday, Jan 04, 2013 
Wong Stadium

Konawaena   vs. Kealakehe 
7:00 pm Saturday, Jan 05, 2013 
Kealakehe Stadium

Honoka'a   vs. Kohala 
4:00 pm Sunday, Jan 06, 2013 
Honoka'a High School

Waimea   vs. Kapa'a 
7:00 pm Friday, Jan 25, 2013 
Honopepe Stadium

Check out this article about last year's BIG GAME:








Ken and Clay Tawzer: The Power of Two



"I get to play with my son, life doesn't get any better than having your best friend with you."
Father and son. Best friends. Ken Tawzer graduated in 1971, but age didn't keep him from jumping at the opportunity to play in a full contact Alumni Football USA game with his 30 year old son, Clay. When asked why Ken wanted to play, he said, "I get to play with my son, life doesn't get any better than having your best friend with you."

Clay works out with his Dad in the gym three times a week. Clay has seen his Dad bench 525 pounds at 60 years old. He is proud to say his Dad is a seven time World Champion Powerlifter. Clay, a professional wrestler, has some bragging rights of his own. According to his Dad, Clay is a four time Powerlifting Champion with a bench of 700 for a double. Powerlifting is not all they have in common, they also paint together for a living. Ken operates Tawzer Painting which has been in business since 1960. This father-son combo have been practicing together for weeks on the football field joining all the guys getting ready for one more game. After the August 18th Alumni Football USA game they share one more common title- a WIN for their Alma Mater. At the end of the 2nd Quarter, St. Joseph was leading 14 to 13, but Righetti was able to end with the victory, after a hard fought game. The Tawzer power team united with fellow Righetti alumni for a 35:14 win against long standing rival St. Joseph. Over $4,000 was raised for school programs. 

Meet the Tawzers:

                     Check out the Game Highlights Here:

Monday, August 6, 2012

James Harrison - Giving Back

     What NFL Pro Great James Harrison from the Pittsburgh Steelers was able to give back to his former high school football teammates last Saturday Night was...HIMSELF. Harrison escorted his alumni high school football teammates onto the playing field for one more glory day game put on by Alumni Football USA®.
    James could be seen from the sidelines cheering on his teammates and handing them fist pumps, pointers and encouraging accolades. Harrison's body movements showed emotion as guys on the field made that all important tackle or stretched themselves to the limit to make that all-out effort catch. James enthusiasm for his teammates from the sidelines was reciprocated at half-time when his coach presented him with a throw back jersey from his high-school team. The fans were appreciative that James was there to share the moment and his team wished he could be there on the football field playing the game with them. The good news is thanks to Alumni Football USA® there is always a decade from now for James to look forward to.
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