Outlaws Players Celebrating after a Goal

Help Like This Won’t be Outlawed

Outlaws Players Celebrating after a GoalI’m very happy to say my partnership with the Denver Outlaws is a huge success!

The minimum goal was to raise enough money to purchase 90 tickets for the Outlaws games with the Outlaws matching all 90 tickets.  This would be enough to send 2 units (children and caretakers) to each of the six Outlaws games at Invesco Field at Mile High.

Not only did enough people contribute for me to purchase  those 90 tickets, I was also able to purchase enough extra tickets for the July 3, 2011 game to send everyone at Mount Saint Vincent’s plus buy them a hot dog and soda.

I am continuously amazed at what can be accomplished with just a little help.  Thank you for your support!  I can’t wait to move on to the next challenge.

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Denver Outlaw Throwing a Pass

Help the Denver Outlaws Help Kids

Denver Outlaw Throwing a PassLate last year, I worked with the Colorado Mammoth to do a ticket matching with fans to send children from Mount Saint Vincent’s Children’s Home (MSVCH) to experience a Mammoth game.  It was a success and through Twitter caught Denver Outlaws‘ General Manager, Brian Reese’s eye.  He said they would love to do something similar for Outlaw’s games.  Something I was quite excited about to say the least.  I’ve been working with them for the past few months to put something together to give the kids a unique experience.  I’m very excited to say we’re now ready to move forward.

The big point, and where you come in, is the Outlaws have agreed to offer up $5 tickets with a 1:1 match for each Outlaws home game.  To send one unit (group of kids + guardians)  from MSCVH it takes 15 tickets and there are six Outlaws home games.  What I would love to do is send at least two units to each game and get extras for the July 3, game for the fireworks.

What the Outlaws Have Offered

While attending the games will be a huge experience, many of them have never been inside Invesco Field, the Outlaws are taking it a step further to provide an additional unique experience for each game.

  • May 14th vs. Nationals: Pre-game meet and greet
    • The kids will get one on one time with Outlaws players and the opportunity to obtain autographs and take pictures with the players
  • June 11th vs. Bayhawks: Locker Room/Production Bay Tour
    • The kids will get the chance to see the Outlaws’ locker room and a behind the scenes look at where the TV magic happens
  • June 25th vs. Lizards: Pre-game field passes
    • The kids will get to be on the field to watch pre-game warm ups
  • July 3rd vs. Cannons: Post-game fireworks
  • July 16th vs. Rattlers: Pre-game meet and greet
    • The kids will get one on one time with Outlaws players and the opportunity to obtain autographs and take pictures with the players. This gives those kids who weren’t able to attend the first meet and greet session an additional opportunity.
  • July 30th vs. Cannons: On the field for player introductions (Team Tunnel)
    • The kids will get to be on the field for player introductions with the team passing through the lines the kids form.

How to Get Involved

With tickets costing $5, it makes it easy to contribute to the your level  Even if you can only afford to buy one ticket, with the Outlaws matching your purchase, at the very least, you’re sending two kids.  I know it can seem rather odd to ask for ticket donations for a local charity, but this provides an opportunity for MSVCH to teach life and social skills that they would not otherwise get an opportunity to.

Want to get involved?! You can either contact me through the contact form or at mdafni at fanshelp.org.

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Outlaws Players Celebrating after a Goal

On to Our 2nd Event

Denver Outlaws
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I’m so excited I can hardly sit still with this news!

I’ve been working with the Denver Outlaws to do something similar for Mount Saint Vincent’s Home like what I did with the Colorado Mammoth and while we’re still ironing out the details, the Outlaws are really stepping up.

We’re looking at doing a Season Ticket package for MSVH so the kids will be able to attend all six home games.  But in addition to that, the Outlaws will be doing some extras including teaching the kids how to play lacrosse!

After speaking with MSVH, since transportation can sometimes be an issue for them, I think one set of season tickets will work best, with some extras for the July 3rd game so the kids can enjoy the fireworks afterward.  Kay said that with enough notice, they can work out the logistics.

Since the kids will be getting the opportunity to learn the sport of lacrosse, I’m also stepping up things to see if we can get a lacrosse company to donate some sticks.  If you know anyone that would like to get involved, or can help, let me know!

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