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Tamboosters Membership Application 2015/16 TamBoosters Membership Application 2015/16 Name(s): ____________________________________________________________________________ Email 1: ___________________________________ Email 2: ___________________________________ Phone 1: _________________________________ Phone 2: ___________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________________________________ Student’s Full Name: __________________________________________ Grade: ______ Student’s Full Name: __________________________________________ Grade: ______ My student(s) participates in the following: Track & Field Football Soccer Tennis Swimming Water Polo Lacrosse Golf Baseball Basketball Softball Volleyball Diving Wrestling Cross County Cheerleading Club Sports: Sailing Mtn. Biking Membership Levels (please check ONE ONLY*): _____GENERAL (Individual): $1 - $99: Supports Boosters general membership plus 2 Boosters T decals. $_____________ _____BRONZE $100 - $249: Supports Boosters and includes free admission for 2 individuals to all regular $_____________ season home football/basketball games plus 2 Boosters T decals _____SILVER $250 – $499: Supports Boosters and includes free admission for 4 individuals to all regular $_____________ season home football/basketball games plus 2 Boosters T decals. _____GOLD $500 – $999: includes free admission for up to 8 individuals to all regular season home $____________ football and basketball games PLUS a TAM Spirit Pack, a “Go Hawks” car decal and 2 Boosters members T decals. _____ Hall of Fame $1000+: includes free admission for up to 10 individuals to all regular season $____________ home football and basketball games PLUS a TAM Spirit Pack which includes, a “Go Hawks” car decal and 2 Boosters members T decals. PLUS other special recognition throughout the year. _____*Business Banners (4 feet x 6 feet): $500 (new sponsor), $450 (renewing sponsor) $700 (double-sided banner) . Each banner has your business info designed to your specifications, displayed at the Turf field fall and spring as well as a listing in Gus Gym during basketball season. Includes Bronze level Boosters membership. $_____________ Help support the Athletic Trainer at Tam: (suggested $50 donation per family): $_____________ Additional Donation to Specific Team Account: (Specify Team(s)!: ________________________________) $_____________ (Note: If you have not already joined Boosters, up to the first $100 of your team donation will be applied to an individual General or Bronze Boosters Membership) Additional Donation to Boosters General Fund: $_____________ Additional Donation to the Annual Boosters Senior Scholarship Fund $_____________ Member Scholarships are available. Please check here to apply: __________ TOTAL $_____________ AMOUNT ENCLOSED: $___________ Please make check payable to Tam Boosters and mail to: Tam Boosters 700 Miller Avenue Mill Valley, CA 94941 or submit online at http://tamhighboosters.com Thank you for your support and GO HAWKS! Tamalpais High School Boosters Club, a registered 501(C)(3) Charity. Tax ID #68-0385385 .
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