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The NCFL the new Face of Minor League Football
For the Northern California Football League (NCFL), the game of football is not just about playing football in the spring. There is more to us at the NCFL and that’s what makes us different from other Adult Amateur football programs and leagues. It is about what we do off the field as well. In our formation we have pledged a commitment to our fans and the communities that support us, which does not end when the final seconds tick off the game clock. Many of the teams that form the core of the NCFL have years of selfless commitment to public service and it is reflected in many ways.
This year the NCFL plans to hold at least six different charitable weekend events at our games. Presently we are in discussions with the Make -A-Wish Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, NFL Alumni and the American Heart Association just to name a few. In the future the NCFL will establish a Sports Foundation which will allow NCFL teams and players a better opportunity to make a difference through NCFL Charities, a nonprofit foundation that will give out grants each year to worthy sports organizations for the benefit of kids.
By 2011, the NCFL will also have its Players Association that will have its player members invest time in the future of the game and especially with the youth in the communities where we play. NCFL players will be asked to be a big part of our Community outreach efforts that will include an after school mentorship program and youth mini-sports camps run by our players.
Beginning in 2009, the NCFL will ask team owners and players to begin a tradition of offering an hour of their time each week volunteering at local schools, shelters, and hospitals, helping out in ways large and small.
The NCFL begins a new era of Minor League Football. Our efforts aren’t just about football anymore. The NCFL will always be about football and community.
A good example of this is our planned “Toys for Tots” Bowl scheduled for December 13, 2008. It’s a double header (games at 1PM and 4 PM) played at Foothill High School. The NCFL is supporting the efforts of the Marine Corp Reserve in the Toys for Tots toy drive. We are asking fans who attend to bring a new unwrapped toy to gain free admission or send in a cash donation to supports this very worthy effort.
During the 2009 season we will announce other such charitable and community based efforts supported by the NCFL players, team owners and League office.
Remember the NCFL is about a new era “Right Here, Right Now” and will always be about football and community. We hope that you will join the NCFL, our teams, and players in reaching out and strengthening our communities. We appreciate your support.
- Gus Lopez, NCFL Commissioner
For the Northern California Football League (NCFL), the game of football is not just about playing football in the spring. There is more to us at the NCFL and that’s what makes us different from other Adult Amateur football programs and leagues. It is about what we do off the field as well. In our formation we have pledged a commitment to our fans and the communities that support us, which does not end when the final seconds tick off the game clock. Many of the teams that form the core of the NCFL have years of selfless commitment to public service and it is reflected in many ways.
This year the NCFL plans to hold at least six different charitable weekend events at our games. Presently we are in discussions with the Make -A-Wish Foundation, Boys and Girls Clubs of America, NFL Alumni and the American Heart Association just to name a few. In the future the NCFL will establish a Sports Foundation which will allow NCFL teams and players a better opportunity to make a difference through NCFL Charities, a nonprofit foundation that will give out grants each year to worthy sports organizations for the benefit of kids.
By 2011, the NCFL will also have its Players Association that will have its player members invest time in the future of the game and especially with the youth in the communities where we play. NCFL players will be asked to be a big part of our Community outreach efforts that will include an after school mentorship program and youth mini-sports camps run by our players.
Beginning in 2009, the NCFL will ask team owners and players to begin a tradition of offering an hour of their time each week volunteering at local schools, shelters, and hospitals, helping out in ways large and small.
The NCFL begins a new era of Minor League Football. Our efforts aren’t just about football anymore. The NCFL will always be about football and community.
A good example of this is our planned “Toys for Tots” Bowl scheduled for December 13, 2008. It’s a double header (games at 1PM and 4 PM) played at Foothill High School. The NCFL is supporting the efforts of the Marine Corp Reserve in the Toys for Tots toy drive. We are asking fans who attend to bring a new unwrapped toy to gain free admission or send in a cash donation to supports this very worthy effort.
During the 2009 season we will announce other such charitable and community based efforts supported by the NCFL players, team owners and League office.
Remember the NCFL is about a new era “Right Here, Right Now” and will always be about football and community. We hope that you will join the NCFL, our teams, and players in reaching out and strengthening our communities. We appreciate your support.
- Gus Lopez, NCFL Commissioner