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Monetary Donations: $31500 Table of Contents TOTAL LEAGUE CONTRIBUTIONS 3 ABERDEEN IRONBIRDS 6 AUBURN DOUBLEDAYS 14 BATAVIA MUCKDOGS 19 BROOKLYN CYCLONES 26 CONNEctICUT TIGERS 41 HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES 48 LOWELL SPINNERS 61 MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS 72 STATE COLLEGE SPIKES 80 STATEN ISLAND YANKEES 89 TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS 95 VERMONT LAKE MONSTERS 110 WEST VIRGINIA BLACK BEARS 118 WILLIAMSPORT CROSSCUttERS 121 2 Total League Contributions ABERDEEN IRONBIRDS $93,346 AUBURN DOUBLEDAYS $41,550 BATAVIA MUCKDOGS $25,750 BROOKLYN CYCLONES $195,211 CONNEctICUT TIGERS $246,885 HUDSON VALLEY RENEGADES $236,735 LOWELL SPINNERS $163,199 MAHONING VALLEY SCRAPPERS $417,115 STATE COLLEGE SPIKES $314,148 STATEN ISLAND YANKEES $161,784 TRI-CITY VALLEYCATS $241,997 VERMONT LAKE MONSTERS $106,705 WEST VIRGINIA BLACK BEARS $77,600 WILLIAMSPORT CROSSCUttERS $87,611 Total Contributions: $2,409,636.00 3 4 5 Aberdeen IronBirds Ripken Stadium - Aberdeen, MD MLB Affiliate: Baltimore Orioles Years in the NYPL: 2002-Present 2016 Attendance: 141,070 Charitable Summary The Aberdeen IronBirds’ unique ability to thrive in such a small market stems from the deep roots the club has established in Harford County. Our owner, Cal Ripken Jr., retired from baseball knowing that he wanted to give something back to the game that treated him so well. By bringing a Minor League Baseball franchise to the municipality that raised him, he did just that. Fifteen years later, the IronBirds are a strong representation of Harford County, Baltimore County and the DMV region. The IronBirds are a franchise dedicated to providing a truly world-class experience every man, woman and child that passes through the gates of Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium. With an ownership group committed to making a difference in the market through the game of baseball, and through a staff that calls its fans by their first names, the IronBirds treat Harford County, and the surrounding market, as part of the club’s 6 extended family. Entering our sixteenth season in Aberdeen in 2017, we continue to give to every person who passes through our gates. We are an ownership committed to giving back to the game of baseball and to find new ways to engage, promote and reward our local constituents. Community Programs & Promotions KEEP ABERDEEN BEAUTIFUL On Saturday, November 12, members of the IronBirds’ staff worked with Aberdeen Mayor Patrick McGrady to clean-up downtown Aberdeen. Staff painted over graffiti, picked up trash and worked hand-in-hand with city employees and local residents to help freshen up the downtown area. 7 IronBirds Staff Community Involvement ANGELIQUE ABEL GROUP EXPERIENCE SPECIALIST Northeast Chamber Perryville Chamber Havre de Grace Chamber VINCE BULIK SENIOR DIRECTOR, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT Aberdeen Proving Ground Centennial Committee Member, Advisory Board MATT SLATUS GENERAL MANAGER Board of Directors Aberdeen Chamber 8 Annual Fundraising & Contributions IN STADIUM FUNDRAISING TAPS Jersey Auction $2,300.00 MONETARY DONATIONS Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce $250.00 Cherish The Child - Mountain Christian Church $100.00 The John Carroll School (Josh Hammer Memorial Fund) $2,366.00 Harford Community College Foundation Inc. $ 300.00 NYPL Charitable Foundation $1,000 GIFT IN KIND Ryan Conway - Eagle Scout $100.00 Histiocytosis Association $60.00 C Milton Wright $60.00 Archbishop Curley $60.00 Elk Neck Elementary $60.00 Living Legacy $60.00 Centre Pointe Counseling $60.00 Churchville Lightning Softball $60.00 St. Rita School $60.00 Prince of Peace $60.00 Darlington Fire House $60.00 St. Clement Mary Hofbauer $60.00 The ALS Association $60.00 9 St. Thomas Parish Day School $60.00 Chesapeake High School $60.00 Colonial Nursery School $60.00 Parkville High School PTSA $60.00 South Hampton Middle School $60.00 Manchester Blue Sox $60.00 Notre Dame Prep $60.00 Dance X-Tream of Parkville $60.00 Kingsville Fire Co. $60.00 Perry Hall White Marsh Soccer Club The Auburn School $60.00 Immaculate Conception Home and School $60.00 Conowingo Elem School $60.00 $60.00 Relay for Life $60.00 Forest Hill Elem School $60.00 R. Madison Mitchell Endowment Trust Inc. Loch Raven High School $60.00 Brightview Avondell $60.00 $1,050.00 SARC $60.00 Bel Air Athletic Club $60.00 Visit Harford $38,000.00 PRS, Inc. $60.00 Distinguished Women’s Award $60.00 Harford County Swimming Club $60.00 Harford County Small Business Group The Cedarettes of Baltimore $60.00 Gold Medal Physical Therapy $60.00 $60.00 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation $60.00 Giant $60.00 Carroll Fuels $60.00 Covenant Guild $60.00 H.O.P.E $60.00 North Harford Elem PTA $60.00 Holy Redeemer $60.00 Ravens Roost 82 $60.00 Mercy High School $60.00 Maryland Library Association $60.00 Milburn Stone Theatre $60.00 St. Elizabeth School $60.00 Family and Childrens’ Services $60.00 Perry Hall Children’s Center $60.00 West Towson $60.00 Rennie $60.00 Polycystic Kidney Foundation $60.00 Susan G. Komen $60.00 Medfield Heights Elem School $60.00 Giant $60.00 Harford County Public Schools $60.00 Hampstead Hill Academy $60.00 St. Stephen Youth Ministry $60.00 West Cecil Health Center $60.00 Pine Grove Elem School $60.00 Teach for America $60.00 Harford County Memorial Aux VFW Post Piney Ridge Elem School $60.00 Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel $60.00 5337 $60.00 St. John the Evangelist Church $60.00 Behavioral Health Leadership $60.00 Youth’s Benefit Elem School $60.00 Officer Grant Turner $60.00 Stacy Strong $60.00 Edgewood Rec Council $60.00 Berkshire Hathaway $60.00 Ravens Roost 119 $60.00 Salem United Brethren Church $60.00 Glen Mar United Methodist Church Perry Hall Christian School $60.00 Angel Park $60.00 $60.00 Harford County Public Library $60.00 Shorebirds $60.00 St. Rita’s School $60.00 Ravens Roost 119 $60.00 Loyola Blakefield $60.00 St. John the Evangelist Church $60.00 Perry Hall Christian School $60.00 Answered Prayers Ministry $570.00 Teen Challenge of Baltimore $60.00 Harford County Public Library $60.00 Dulaney Cubs $80.00 Emmorton Recreation Council $60.00 Our Lady Queen of Peace $60.00 Labrador Home Improvement $80.00 Elkridge Youth Organization $60.00 Glenn L. Martin Composite $60.00 Labrador Home Improvement $80.00 Fallston High School $60.00 Oak Hill Elementary School PTA $60.00 Davenport Preschool $80.00 MidAtlantic Warbirds 11U $60.00 Weedon-Elliot VFW Post 8126 $60.00 Angels Fast Pitch $60.00 Johns Hopkins Pacing for Parkinsons Santa’s Helpers $60.00 $60.00 10 temple Adas Shelom $60.00 Md Dept. of Juvenile Services $60.00 Boy Scout Troop 395 $60.00 Healthy Harford Day $60.00 The Arc $60.00 The Krakowiaki Dance Group $60.00 St.John’s Lutheran Church $60.00 Susquehanna symphony Orchestra $60.00 Havre De Grace High School $60.00 Harford Community College $60.00 Churchville Ruritan Club $60.00 Delta Christian Academy $60.00 Foundation Baltimore Area Special Hockey $60.00 AFACCT $60.00 Seneca Elementary School $60.00 Nam Knights of America $80.00 Police Unity Tour $60.00 Cool Kids $60.00 Homecoming Project $80.00 Extreme Family Outreach $60.00 The Humane Society $60.00 Strides for CJD $60.00 HDG Opera House Foundation $60.00 St. Baldricks $60.00 St. Francis $60.00 MD Paving Holiday Party $60.00 Middle River Girls Softball $80.00 Angelique Donation $60.00 Light the Night LLS $60.00 Maryland Legends $80.00 Stephanie Donation $80.00 The Success Project $60.00 Strides for CJD $750.00 Hickory Hornets $80.00 Cory Christy Memorial Scholarship $60.00 Cal Sr. Foundation $750.00 United Parish Baseball $80.00 East Columbia Preschool $60.00 S Harford Rotary $500.00 St. Paul’s School $80.00 MPT $60.00 Chesapeake Care Resources $60.00 Harford County Public Library $80.00 Office of Childcare $60.00 Grace United Church of Christ $60.00 Digital Harbour High School $80.00 Boy Scout Troop 92 $60.00 SUDC Foundation $60.00 Calvert Hall $80.00 Baltimore Montessori School $60.00 Oak Grove Christian School $60.00 Aberdeen Lioness Lions Club $80.00 Cecil County 4-H $60.00 Homestead-Wakefield PTA $60.00 Villa Cresta Elementary School $80.00 Bethany Christian Services $60.00 Chesapeake Terrace Elementary School Saint Margaret $60.00 $60.00 Rising sun Wrestling $80.00 Paws for Chase $60.00 The Forbush School $60.00 Aberdeen Lions Club $80.00 Kennedy Krieger $60.00 Friedreich’s Ataxia Research $60.00 Homerun for Recovery $80.00 Knights of Columbus Pylesville $60.00 Kids Chance $60.00 Voices for Hope $80.00 Howard County Arts Council $60.00 John Carroll School $60.00 Towsontowne Youth Baseball $80.00 Geneau Thames $60.00 Southhampton Middle School $60.00 Christ Lutheran Preschool $80.00 Harford County Sheriffs $60.00 Luna’s House $60.00 Rising sun Church of the Nazarene $60.00 Cromwell Valley Elementary School $60.00 St. Francis De Sales $80.00 Visit Baltimore $60.00 White Marsh Baseball $60.00 St. Mary’s UUC Fellowship $80.00 Delaware City Fire Company $60.00 St. Joan of Arc $60.00 Highlands School $80.00 Arrow Center Fair Meadows $60.00 Redeemer christian School $60.00 Sanford School $80.00 Arrow Center Riverside $60.00 Vincenzo Reyes $60.00 Stoneleigh NDYA Youth Bowling $80.00 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation $60.00 White Marsh Warriors 13U-14U $60.00 Lutheran Mission Society $80.00 Ravens Roost 52 $60.00 Motor Neuron Disease Foundation $60.00 MD Emergency Management $60.00 Bel Air High School $60.00 MD DARE Officers Association $80.00 Mason Dixon Rescue Dogs $60.00 Federal Hill Preparatory $60.00 Norrisville Elementary School $80.00 Havre De Grace Lions Clubs $60.00 The Tome School $60.00 North Harford High $80.00 11 Fallston High School $80.00 St.
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