Doing my part UPDATED

Won't you save the lives of these poor, young MTL athletes? Today, they're locked into a life of sports depravity where every day might mean playing soccer, lacrosse or football on a field full of mud and grass. Or worse yet, not playing at all.

While others in Mt. Lebanon are calling

there are coaches, frantically canceling games. Do you want your kids playing in this?

How many game delays from hosing the mud off the revenue generating sign can these young athletes endure?

Won't you please help? Give these young, potential professional athletes hope! Your monthly contribution of $100, $200 or more to the Bendel, Brumfield, Linfante and Franklin Turf Their World Fund will assure these kids that they have facilities better than USC, Cranberry, Peters and that young families will continue to purchase over-priced Mt. Lebanon homes.

So please save the young athletes and write your checks today!

"I think this is something that, without a doubt, benefits us as a whole."
-Dave Brumfield

 
Improvements "have been years in the making."
-Kristen Linfante

"I do believe that this project will bring value to every single home in this community."
-Kristen Linfante

"There is a big financial contribution expected from the sports groups to come into play here."
-John Bendel

“We'd never had a project before that we could go out and ask about, and sell. I was a salesman without a product.”
-Dave Franklin

Update November 29, 2013 2:45 PM Dave Brumfield had made it very clear that turfing fields was the Commission's #1 priority as listed here. Drum roll...The Commissioners' 2013 Priorities are...

Thanks goes to the reader who inspired me to write this post. You know who you are. B>)