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ROBERTSON COUNTY TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn News) – The United Way of Greater Nashville’s volunteer program Hands On (UWGN) needs volunteers to support Springfield non-profit Robertson County Flag Football League’s (RCFFL) community day of action on February 20th. Springfield non-profit Robertson County Flag Football League plans to use fields located at the Bransford Community Center for the spring season. The area is in disrepair and has also been vandalized. RCFFL’s community day of action to clean-up the field will be on February 20th. RCFFL sponsors and day of action volunteers will allow the fields to be playable for the spring season for Springfield youth.
Robertson County Flag Football League (RCFFL) was created as a non-profit organization to bring flag football to the youth of Robertson County and surrounding areas. The organization’s ultimate purpose is to allow all youth who wish to participate in an organized sport the opportunity regardless of their economic means. Through their partnership with the NFL, the organization can bring a high level of flag football competition to this community. RCFFL is also in partnership with NHL Street Hockey among other sporting events they are embarking on.
“We hope the community rallies behind us! By revitalizing the area, we want to bring hope, dreams, and vision to these kids, which is key to their growth and progression,” said Tiffany Thomson, UWGN Community Impact Manager, Robertson County
“The conduit to this project stemmed from RCFFL bringing the 14-year-old team to the field for an exhibition game. Many local Bransfield alumni were there expressing how great it was to see kids playing on the field again. Seeing how well that game went, and the response of attendees and players, sparked the idea of making Bransfield our home,” said Randall Alexander, RCFFL President.
“As a Springfield native, I remember playing here as a young boy. This part of town is not being utilized currently, and we want to bring youth sports back to Bransfield Community Center. We are connecting the dots to make a better community,” said David Walker, Youth Services Officer, Roberston County Juvenile Courts.
To volunteer, please sign up here.
For Those Interested in Playing in the League: click here.
For RCFFL Sponsorship Opportunities, contact Randall Alexander at [email protected]
-Exclusive Field Sponsor $15,000
This sponsorship will cover clearing, grading, fence repair, sodSponsor Benefits:
Permanent field signage with company acknowledgement,
Company Logo on RCFFL’s website
-Friends of the Field $2,500 (or in-kind donations)
Multiple companies or individualsSponsor Benefits:
Company Logo or Name on field banner
-Field Champions (Item Costs)
providing sponsorship in the next phase of our commitment to inspiring youth in our community. Future wish list includes:
Field Lights, Field Maintenance, Bleachers, Portable Restrooms, Storage
About United Way of Greater Nashville
At United Way, we unite the community and mobilize resources so that every child, individual and family thrives. Together, we are working to create a community where every child receives a quality education, no one lives in poverty or poor health, and the most basic needs of our families are met.
Serving the community for more than 100 years, United Way of Greater Nashville is also recognized as the founding chapter of the Alexis de Tocqueville Society, a now global giving society that has invested more than $10 billion in the work of United Ways worldwide
United Way of Greater Nashville is creating lasting change throughout Middle Tennessee. We are uniquely positioned to do this work by bringing individuals, businesses, nonprofits and government to the table to have the tough conversations, mobilize the resources and make the smart investments that will create lasting solutions for our region’s most pressing issues.
Our service area includes Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Hickman, Houston, Montgomery, Robertson, Stewart and Williamson counties.
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