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Farrell Documentation
Karen
Farrell
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Farrell Documentation sponsors, designed, and maintains the Texas Wildcats website, donated the attorney's fees necessary to create the Texas Wildcats Baseball nonprofit corporation, and donated services in kind to sponsor a the Wildcats batting cage fees, $400 in cash: a total of $3560 in services and cash. Use Farrell Documentation for all your Web development needs: from design, production, to hosting, they do it all. Farrell Documentation provides the following services:
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Alvin
Golf & Country
Club
PO Box 981
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Alvin Golf & Country Club provided the seed money to start the Texas Wildcats, donated $100 toward the practice field, provides equipment to maintain the practice fields, helped sponsor the initial use of batting cages for the team, donated $470 in cash: a total of $2990 in services and cash. Alvin Golf & Country Club has been a Brazoria County landmark since 1946. It is a beautifully kept course that welcomes both scratch golfers and beginners; singles and families. You can visit the course as a green fee player or join it as a member. Check their Website for membership specials and upcoming tournaments and events.
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Trophy Town
John Finck, CEO 832-722-9751
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Trophy Town sponsored a$220 ad on our Wildcat Wagon. Trophy Town provides trophies, awards, and more to teams, corporations, and other organizations. They are best known for their exceptional service. They will literally do "whatever it takes" to get your order to you when you need it. We once sponsored a tournament and realized after the championship game had started that we didn't have trophies for one division! We called Trophy Town, and John not only made us trophies to match the other tournament trophies, but delivered them from Pasadena to Texas City before the game ended! We would never use any other trophy vendor! |
HYSCO Landscape Management
HYSCO Landscape Management 281-332-4942 office
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HYSCO Landscape Management sponsored a$220 ad on our Wildcat Wagon. HYSCO Landcape Management has been in business for over 20 years. Their longevity is due to the quality work that they provide to their customers: large and small. HYSCO does everything from residential lawns to school districts, serving HISD, Clear Creek, and LaPorte, to name a few. If you need any of the following services, be sure to call HYSCO Landscape Management for a free quote:
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John
Barron State Farm
John Barron, Jr. 281-331-4132 office
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John Barron State Farm donated $100 toward the cost of our Fall South Zone tournament and sponsored a $230 ad on our Wildcat Wagon John Barron is a familiar face in Alvin, a strong leader who is always volunteering for committees and finding other ways to support his community. John is also a great sports fan and loves baseball! A former player himself, he has a great love for the game. Insurance is now his business, and he does a lot of it. John is the type of agent that will help you find the right insurance package for your needs-not too much, not too little. If you're ever in the area, drop by for an insurance quote, or just grab one of the fresh chocolate chip cookies he keeps in his lobby every day. Thanks for your support, John! We appreciate it. |
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Crews Construction 979-709-1249 |
Crews Construction donated $100 toward the cost of the Wildcats first tournament. Crews Construction has been doing business in the greater Bay Area for over 40 years. They specialize in the remodeling of homes, room additions, and general contracting. You know you're in good hands when you use
Crews Construction because of the experience and owner-satisfaction that they
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Rob's Auto & Tire 281-554-5150
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Rob's Auto & Tire donated $250 toward the cost of the Wildcats $600 summer league fee. Rob's Auto & Tire is a full-service station that provides service for your car and tires of all makes. If you're in need
of tires or service, visit Rob's Auto & Tire. |
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Benson's Wheel Alignment 281-332-1712
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Benson's Wheel Alignment donated $250 toward the cost of the Wildcats $600 summer league fee. Need an alignment, balancing, rotation, or lube job? Benson's is the place to go! |
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NASA
Complete Auto Care 281-332-0052
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NASA Complete Auto Care donated $100 toward the cost of the Wildcats $600 summer league fee. |
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Addicted to Sawdust
281-334-8926 |
Addicted to Sawdust is donating as many handmade plaques as needed for sponsors and dignitaries, with an estimated value of $300.00. Sharon and Harold Veatch dabble in wood design and creation. They handcraft many different and unique items from basic plywood, 1x4s, and 2x4s. The plaques they are making for the team sponsors are completely handmade, as are all their creations. If you are interested in having something made, contact them and see what they can do! |
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Professionals'
Choice
413 Shaw Street 281-338-1990
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Professionals' Choice donated the Astros' tickets for the Wildcats first raffle: four field box tickets on the home side, a parking pass, and a game program. This donation is valued at $170! Professionals' Choice is a residential house cleaning and commercial janitorial service that has been serving the Bay Area of Texas for over 20 years. They offer free telephone estimates. They are family owned and operated. They give their customers the quality time needed to spend on what matters the most: family. Visit their Website for
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Texas Cages
Ted Price 281-824-8282
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Texas Cages co-sponsored our cage time with Farrell Documentation, allowing the Wildcats to practice every week in the cages with the mounds and the machines for the first couple of Wildcats years. Texas Cages is a full-service indoor batting cage and training facility located in Alvin, Texas near Pearland. They feature several indoor cages and an outdoor practice field. Texas Cages uses all real leather baseballs and softballs in the cages to simulate game situations and protect your investments in your bats. They have several pitching machines including the following:
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| Robert Schacht Llano, TX 78643 |
Robert Schacht donated $100 in cash toward the cost of the Wildcats World Series expenses. "Good luck Sean [Farrell]. -Love, Grandpa Bobby" |
| Rose Mary Hernandez |
Rose Mary Hernandez donated $500 toward our World Series expenses.
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VIP Pediatrics 713-665-4567 |
VIP Pediatrics donated $50 in cash toward the Wildcats World Series expenses. |
| Kimberly Cooke Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315 |
Kimberly Cooke donated $25 toward our World Series expenses. "Donated on behalf of Sean Fuller in loving memory of Vicki Grady." |
| James Zoller La Porte, TX 77571 |
James Zoller donated $100 toward the Wildcats World Series expenses. "Good luck Wildcats. Go after 'em." |
| Susan Hemphill Wernersville, PA 19565 |
Susan Hemphill donated $50 toward the Wildcats World Series expenses. |
| Bill Wynn Alvin, TX 77511 |
Bill Wynn donated $20 toward the Wildcats World Series expenses. |
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Pat & Karen Farrell |
Pat & Karen Farrell donated $900 in cash to cover the cost of the Wildcat Wagon, the trailer that carries the Wildcat equipment and serves as a billboard for Wildcat sponsors. Pat is the manager, and Karen is the director of the Texas Wildcats. They both own Alvin Golf & Country Club, another major sponsor, and Karen owns Farrell Documentation, another major contributor. Put together, with all their businesses, the Farrells have donated approximately $7450 in services and cash in just over a year! Ouch! Let's step it up everyone! |
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