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Mont Alto Men’s Soccer Launches First-Ever Goal-a-Thon Fundraiser

Mont Alto Men's Soccer Launches First-Ever Goal-a-Thon Fundraiser

MONT ALTO (Aug. 22, 2019)– The Penn State Mont Alto men’s soccer program is organizing it’s first-ever Goal-a-Thon fundraiser this fall.

The fund-raising event takes place through the entirety of the regular season.

The money raised goes directly to the operation of the program to further benefit the student-athlete experience on campus.

The Goal-a-Thon is a very simple process. The team only asks support for their achievements on the field by donating a monetary amount directly correlated to each goal scored during their 18 regular season games.

For example, if someone pledges $2 per goal scored and the team scores 20 goals, your total donation would be $40.

The team asks that all donations be paid in full by December 13, 2019. All donations are tax deductible and a receipt will be sent to following the transaction.

If you would prefer though, you may give a flat one-time donation as noted on the pledge form. Please give serious thought into contributing to the 2019 men’s soccer Goal-a-Thon and return the pledge form to head coach Tim Carey via mail or email using the contact information at the bottom of the pledge form.

The 2019 season begins in just over a week when they host Central Penn on Saturday, August 31. Kickoff is slated for 4 p.m.

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