Reply to "Reviving an old field"

thanks for the tip about sand drains. havent looked into it yet. Ill be on it.

exactly what i was thinking golfman! we have a HS student (not a ballplayer) but his dad owns some gravel/sand pits. that could be a big resource. also have a ballplayer (also one of my band students) coming up through middle school whoms father owns the local hardware store. also have some other parents who were LL coaches and stuff like that. Im also in pretty good with our custodial staff. So im thinking we are in a pretty good position to rally together and make this thing happen.

Now, What is a good way to scratch the backs of these potential donors? I was thinking something like "if you donate X amount of supplies we will put a banner on the backstop this big for your business...something like that." any pointers on this would be appreciated.

Thanks again everyone!

-CoachZ

2/5/1510:42 AM

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