Tri-Cities HS Band Boosters Partner with Nissan of Union City for Car Give-Away in Fall Fundraiser Benefitting TCHS Band
EAST POINT, GA -- Tri-Cities High Bulldog Band Boosters fall fundraising has shifted into high gear as the Booster Club partners with Nissan of Union City to offer a 2011 Nissan Rogue SUV as the first prize in a raffle/give-away contest. The Nissan Rogue will be awarded during half-time at the last home football game of the school, Friday, October 21st. The drawing is open to parents, TCHS staff & Alumni as well as the general adult public. All winners must be at least 18 years of age and show valid federal, state or government issued identification to claim the car. Runner-up prizes include a 42 inch flat screen TV, an Apple iPad and a Sony PS3 video game.
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Tickets for the drawing are $20 and payable by cash. Tickets can be purchased directly from band parents and Booster Club members or by stopping by the band room Monday – Friday from 4:00pm – 6:30pm. The band room is located in the Performing Arts Building, across from the main building at 2575 Harris Street, East Point GA 30344. For more information, call Band Director Tarik Rowland at 404-669-8200, ext. 165. Visit www.tricitiesband.com for more information on the Band and for additional rules and regulations regarding the drawing.
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Net proceeds from the fundraiser will allow the Bulldog Band Boosters to help the 140-member Tri-Cities Marching Bulldog Band travel to the Florida Classic in November where the band will be among a select few high school bands invited to perform during the weekend match-up between Bethune Cookman University (BCU) and Florida Agriculture & Mechanical University (FAMU.) Additionally, funds will also be used to upgrade the band’s sound system and purchase new instruments.
“We are excited to partner with Nissan of Union City and are grateful to Nissan’s owner Scott Smith and general manager Sam Ajayi for their enthusiastic support of our band program,” says Tarik Rowland, TCHS Director of Bands. “TCSH Alumni, parents, staff & community are poised to win some fantastic prizes,” Rowland adds. “The odds are great that you will be a winner because only 4,000 tickets will be sold,” explains Margarett Miller, TCHS Band Booster president.
Disclaimer: The Tri-Cities High School Bulldog Band Booster Club is comprised of TCHS band parents, alumni, and local citizens and businesses who are fans of the TCHS Bulldog Band. The TCHS Bulldog Band Booster Club is an independent organization and is thus a separate entity from Fulton County Schools. Visit www.tricitiesband.com for additional rules and regulations regarding the drawing.