The Old Goats of the Travis Manion Foundation and “Kids Who Care” (Young Goats ages 5-12 from Coronado schools) invite the community to a family friendly BBQ and wounded warrior wheelchair basketball game, hosted by Loews Coronado Bay Resort in conjunction with its Good Neighbor program, to be held May 30 from 3:30-6:30pm.
The “Kids Who Care” program is a new aspect whereby young kids and wounded warriors will be interacting in various ways throughout the event. The Old Goats are hoping to grow “Kids Who Care” as a meaningful and rewarding program for Coronado schoolchildren ages 5 to 12. Under the direction of honorary Old Goat, retired Coronado teacher, and US Navy Reserve officer, Nancy Ratcliffe, who is truly giving back with this program.
Come out and watch the wounded warrior NMCSD Wolfpack wheelchair team take on the Loews Good Neighbor team and Team Coronado (a Derik Mundt led team comprised of Mayor Richard Bailey with other council/city staff, and civic organization members) in two separate games where all players will be in wheelchairs. Former Mayor Casey Tanaka will referee, with council members Donovan, Downey, Sandke and Woiwode assisting.
Having attended many of these events in the past, Casey says, “The event scheduled for May 30th is a tremendous opportunity for our community to see the Wolfpack basketball team up close, in action, and it is also chance for our residents to see first-hand the challenges that these patriotic Americans have had to meet and overcome. It is truly a worthwhile way to spend an afternoon ballin’, reflecting, and having fun!”
Families and children are invited to enjoy the games and the fabulous Loews BBQ ribs. Admission is $25 (or more) donation to Old Goats of Travis Manion Foundation to help support transitioning wounded warriors.
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Loews Coronado Bay Resort, Old Goats of Travis Manion Foundation BBQ
Date:Â May 30th, 2017
Time: 3:30Â pm – 6:30 pm
Old Goats of the Travis Manion Foundation including the “Kids Who Care” (Young Goats ages 5-12 from Coronado Schools) invite you to a BBQ and wounded warrior wheelchair basketball game hosted by Loews Coronado Bay resort in conjunction with its Good Neighbor program. Come out and watch the wounded warrior NMCSD Wolfpack wheelchair team take on the Loews Good Neighbor team and Team Coronado (a Derik Mundt led team comprised of Mayor Richard Bailey with other council/city staff, and civic organization members) in two separate games with all players to in wheelchairs. Former mayor Casey Tanaka to referee with council members Donovan, Woiwode, Downey and Sandke assisting in various roles. All families and children are invited to enjoy the games and the fabulous Loews BBQ ribs. Admission is $25 (or more) donation to Old Goats of Travis Manion Foundation to help support transitioning wounded warriors.
Event sponsors: Loews Coronado Good Neighbor Program, Old Goats of Travis Manion Foundation, Coronado Brewing Company, and Coronado Times
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