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FlexFab LLC Makes Second Donation to Operation Gridiron Airlift Press Release: OGA10-PR-3 Posted: Monday, February 15, 2010 FlexFab LLC of Hastings, Michigan, a manufacturer of flexible fabricated hoses for industry and the military, has donated footballs to Operation Gridiron Airlift for the second time. Collection boxes were placed around the factory for two weeks and a total of 32 footballs were collected. The footballs have been stamped with the the company name as well as the web address for Operation Gridiron Airlift. The footballs will soon be on their way to U.S. troops serving overseas. Visit FlexFab on the web at www.FlexFab.com. About Operation Gridiron Airlift For our troops serving overseas, the simplest gifts from home are always a welcome sight and very much appreciated. And what is more American than a football? Sometimes, just tossing a football around or organizing a friendly game while deployed overseas can be a welcome diversion, bringing a bit of home to a foreign location. That's why Operation Gridiron Airlift has been collecting new and used footballs, that are in good condition, and sending them to our troops serving overseas. Founded in 2008, the organizer of Operation Gridiron Airlift is retired Master Sergeant Randy Snow of Kalamazoo, Michigan. He spent 21 years serving in the Michigan Air National Guard and retired as a member of the Battle Creek ANG Base in 2002. Since 2003, he has covered the Arena Football League, arenafootball2, the Continental Indoor Football League, United Indoor Football and the Indoor Football League. He has also covered the All American Football League and the Canadian Football League. His work can be found on ArenaFan.com, OurSportsCentral.com and AmericanChronicle.com. The list of contributors to Operation Gridiron Airlift continues to grow and includes the following; Pro Football Leagues
Colleges
High Schools
Other
For more information, or to make a donation, contact Randy at RandySnow22@yahoo.com. You will also find Operation Gridiron Airlift on Facebook and YouTube, or visit www.OperationGridironAirlift.com. |