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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

TxDOT Become an Anti-Litter Star

BECOME AN ANTI-LITTER STAR IN NEW DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS® SONG SEARCH
Lone Star Song Search is accepting entries through Dec. 31

sonja.gross@txdot.gov
(806) 570-6301
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AUSTIN – Don’t mess with Texas is launching a contest as big as the Lone Star State to find its new anti-litter theme song. The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” invites Texans to compose an original song to compete for prizes provided by iHeart Media, Guitar Center and the School of Rock. Two winners will be selected in two different categories with each winning valuable prizes.
“The contest is an exciting way for Texans to add their voice to Don’t mess with Texas,” said Becky Ozuna, program administrator for the Don’t mess with Texas campaign. “We are seeking fresh and unique songs, written by Texans, to creatively communicate the importance of keeping our state clean and litter-free.”
The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” is open to Texas residents, ages 13 and above. Contest rules and entry criteria can be found at Dontmesswithtexas.org. Contestants should submit their completely original song, up to 30 seconds long, by video, incorporating the Don’t mess with Texas tagline and an anti-littering message. To be eligible, entries must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2020.
Don’t mess with Texas will choose one winner in the Best Original Song category, who will receive a home recording studio donated by Guitar Center. The second winner will be chosen from a band or musician currently enrolled at the School of Rock for their best original song and accompanying essay. This winner will receive a School of Rock Scholarship donated by iHeart Media. The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” winners will also join the ranks of other notable performers featured in the Don’t mess with Texas campaign throughout the years including Willie Nelson, George Strait, The Randy Rogers Band and Las Fenix.
Don’t mess with Texas has been educating Texans about litter prevention since 1986. The program includes a grassroots partnership with Keep Texas Beautiful, annual “Trash-Off” community outreach events and the Adopt-a-Highway volunteer program.
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The Texas Department of Transportation is responsible for maintaining 80,000 miles of road and for supporting aviation, maritime, rail and public transportation across the state.
Connecting You with Texas
www.txdot.gov | TxDOT on Facebook | TxDOT on Twitter

Amarillo actor, David Robinson, is part of Simpson College’s virtual performance of “A Christmas Carol”: A Staged Radio Play”. It is available on-demand through this Friday. No charge but pre-registration required: simpson.edu/SimpsonProductions to register.

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

TxDOT Become an Anti-Litter Star

BECOME AN ANTI-LITTER STAR IN NEW DON’T MESS WITH TEXAS® SONG SEARCH
Lone Star Song Search is accepting entries through Dec. 31

sonja.gross@txdot.gov
(806) 570-6301
Share This

Tweet This

Download PSA

Watch on YouTube

AUSTIN – Don’t mess with Texas is launching a contest as big as the Lone Star State to find its new anti-litter theme song. The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” invites Texans to compose an original song to compete for prizes provided by iHeart Media, Guitar Center and the School of Rock. Two winners will be selected in two different categories with each winning valuable prizes.
“The contest is an exciting way for Texans to add their voice to Don’t mess with Texas,” said Becky Ozuna, program administrator for the Don’t mess with Texas campaign. “We are seeking fresh and unique songs, written by Texans, to creatively communicate the importance of keeping our state clean and litter-free.”
The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” is open to Texas residents, ages 13 and above. Contest rules and entry criteria can be found at Dontmesswithtexas.org. Contestants should submit their completely original song, up to 30 seconds long, by video, incorporating the Don’t mess with Texas tagline and an anti-littering message. To be eligible, entries must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2020.
Don’t mess with Texas will choose one winner in the Best Original Song category, who will receive a home recording studio donated by Guitar Center. The second winner will be chosen from a band or musician currently enrolled at the School of Rock for their best original song and accompanying essay. This winner will receive a School of Rock Scholarship donated by iHeart Media. The Don’t mess with Texas “Lone Star Song Search” winners will also join the ranks of other notable performers featured in the Don’t mess with Texas campaign throughout the years including Willie Nelson, George Strait, The Randy Rogers Band and Las Fenix.
Don’t mess with Texas has been educating Texans about litter prevention since 1986. The program includes a grassroots partnership with Keep Texas Beautiful, annual “Trash-Off” community outreach events and the Adopt-a-Highway volunteer program.
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The Texas Department of Transportation is responsible for maintaining 80,000 miles of road and for supporting aviation, maritime, rail and public transportation across the state.
Connecting You with Texas
www.txdot.gov | TxDOT on Facebook | TxDOT on Twitter