Saugus High School Football is conducting its 2017 Saugus High School Football Challenge to help generate financial support for the program. The football program’s participants spend many long hours preparing to be the best they can be and are very deserving of your support.
Donations will contribute towards expenses required for game uniforms, digital video equipment used as a teaching tool and to assist in college recruiting, footballs and helmet and shoulder pad reconditioning.
The fundraising efforts will be on eTeamSponsor (eTS) crowd funding campaign. The eTS program is an automated crowd funding platform that utilizes texting, e-mail, and social media, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google to fund a project or a venture by raising small amounts of money from a large number of people.
Donations can be made three ways: online, mail, or phone. The football players will be instrumental in this fundraising campaign: Centurion players will be putting their exceptional texting and social media skills to spread the word to as many people as possible, however community help is needed. Santa Clarita Valley has a rich tradition of excellence when it comes to high school football and We’re hoping that with our best efforts, the community and the eTS system will maximize our campaign’s success.
Additionally, the terms of agreement with eTeamSponsor (eTS) crowd funding campaign clearly state the following:
They do not share any information gathered within the scope of this fundraiser to any third-parties.
All information gathered for the fundraiser is encrypted using SSL technology, at the industry standard.
They do not store the sponsor’s financial information (ex. Credit Card information, e-Check information etc.) what-so-ever.
All sponsors who make a sponsorship will receive a 100% “Tax Deductible receipt” from eSponsorNow.org on behalf of the program and participant they supported.
At the 2018 Santa Clarita Valley Burrito Bowl, the Hart football team edged Saugus by three seconds.
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Daniel
The auditorium has nothing to do with the football program. We’re raising funds for the football program to have another successful season ??? Go Saugus
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Maybe if they had a staff people believed in they would have the money?? Plus it looks like the school is doing ok with the new auditorium.
Daniel
The auditorium has nothing to do with the football program. We’re raising funds for the football program to have another successful season ??? Go Saugus
if you want success start with the coaches.
#savage
Saugus 1994.