Author: Danielle Olson

LMM Fund Seeking Sponsors for 1st Annual Softball Tournament

On By Danielle Olson

Dear Friends of The Lisa Michelle Memorial Fund,

In May 2016 we will be hosting our 1st Annual Softball Tournament to raise money for the 2016 and 2017 scholarship awards.

The LMM Fund is seeking sponsors to help alleviate the costs associated with this tournament so that we can provide more to the students we help.

Sponsorship Levels:

  • Platinum Sponsor: $5,000 towards all costs associated with the tournament including, but not limited to, permit fees, t-shirts, equipment, staff, etc.
  • Gold Sponsor: $2,500 toward facility and event materials
  • Silver Sponsor: $500 toward tournament equipment (i.e. softballs, chalk set-up fees, etc.)
  • Bronze Sponsor: Donation of raffle prizes
  • Contributor: Sponsorship of waters and snacks for participants

Sponsorship Table

If you or someone you know is willing to sponsor the tournament in some way please fill out the contact form below. We really appreciate the support.

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LMM Fund Sponsors Wait 21 Scholarship

On By Danielle Olson

The Lisa Michelle Memorial Fund is proud to announce our first sponsorship given to the Wait 21 program for a scholarship that will be awarded to a Wait 21 participant at the end of the school year!

Wait 21 is a 501c3 non-profit organization focused on youth addiction education.  Students join the Wait 21 program by taking a pledge not to use drugs and wait until 21 before considering alcohol.  Students recommit themselves 3x per year through a follow up survey.  Upon graduation, students receive a letter of recognition for inclusion with college applications and scholarship opportunities provided by sponsors like the Lisa Michelle Memorial Fund. This program helps to keep students engaged and motivated to live free from drugs and alcohol, reducing their risk for addiction by up to 90%! You can visit their website at www.wait21.org for more information.

“On behalf of the LMM Fund, I wanted to support the Wait 21 program because it teaches teens the dangers of addiction and I’m sure it will help prevent the loss that so many have endured. They are a part of something that I’m sure will bring awareness to the physical and emotional tolls addiction takes on an individual and their families. The students taking the Wait 21 Pledge should be considered an inspiration to their generation and the generations to come.” – Danielle E. Olson

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